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Jul 03, 2009
WPP aligns IPAN with Hill & Knowlton
WPP has aligned its PR firm IPAN with its global communications consultancy Hill & Knowlton in India. Hill & Knowlton has taken over management responsibility of IPAN from JWT India effective July 1st 2009. Since both JWT and Hill & Knowlton are part of WPP, all existing management and staff at IPAN will continue in their present roles. The new entity will be rebranded IPAN Hill & Knowlton and will become a part of Hill & Knowlton’s Asia Pacific region.
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