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You'll struggle to find anyone with a bad word to say about Mark Cridge, the managing director of glue London. Even when you tell them that he's set to pocket pounds 4 million from the pounds 14 million sale of his agency at the tender age of 31. Or that he looks half his age, and should be arrested for hair crimes.
None begrudges him his success. Last month, Cridge came top of a Campaign poll that asked the online advertising industry to name its most influential pioneer. Yet those who voted for him say that Cridge is not a pioneer in the strictest sense: someone who pushes the boundaries or breaks the mould. Rather he is a focused, amiable, down-to-earth operator …