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Editorial: More to IPA president than meets the eye.(Editorial)(Brief article)
The IPA presidency? Judging by his inaugural speech last week, Rory Sutherland would be equally at home doing Live At The Apollo.
Beneath the gags, however, lie some serious thoughts about the industry putting a stop to damaging turf wars and uniting to solve problems on its clients' behalf. ...
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