Jul 11

Ogilvy Leadership Confronts Staff Concerns Over Customs and Border Protection Contract

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WPP’s Ogilvy this week moved to address internal controversy about its ongoing work for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the largest law enforcement agency of the Department of Homeland Security. An email from global chairman and CEO John Seifert appeared to be an attempt to quell growing concern among employees in recent days after a…

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