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      NEW YORK: Omnicom Public Relations Group reported Q2 revenue of $372.9 million, a 9.3% decrease on an organic basis from the year prior. 

      The results were in comparison to Q2 2024, when OPRG reported an organic revenue increase of 0.9% to $418.2 million. 

      Omnicom’s PR unit includes agencies such as FleishmanHillard, Ketchum, MMC and Porter Novelli. The holding company is in the process of acquiring rival Interpublic Group, which is the parent of PR agencies including The Weber Shandwick Collective, Golin and R&CPMK. 

      Shareholders of both companies “overwhelmingly approved” the acquisition in simultaneous votes in March. In June, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission approved the deal, contingent on a consent order that restricts the combined company from coordinating ad spending based on political or ideological content of publishers. The deal is expected to close in the second half of this year. IPG is set to report its Q2 earnings on July 22.  

      OPRG CEO Chris Foster could not be reached for additional comment on the PR agencies’ performances. Representatives for Porter Novelli, MMC, Ketchum and FleishmanHillard did not respond to requests for comment. 

      In Q2, Omnicom saw organic revenue declines in three of its business sectors. Alongside PR, healthcare dipped by 4.9% to $332.6 million and branding and retail commerce dropped 16.9% to $148.6 million.

      Meanwhile, media and advertising posted a revenue increase of 8.2% to nearly $2.3 billion, precision marketing was up 5% to $457.1 million, experiential rose 2.9% to $196.8 million and execution and support increased 1.5% to $216.3 million.

      Omnicom as a whole reported global revenue of $4 billion in Q2, up 3% organically from the same period in 2024. The holding company reported net income of $257.6 million for the quarter, compared to $328.4 million for the same period a year earlier. 

      U.S. organic revenue rose 3% to $2.1 billion in Q2, other North America regions were up 2.4% to $116.2 million and the U.K. declined 2.5% to $434 million.

      European markets were up by 2.5% to $732.4 million; Asia-Pacific jumped 6.5% to $458.8 million; Latin America improved by 18% to $114.6 million; and the Middle East and Africa were up 0.9% to $66.1 million.

      This month, OPRG agency Ketchum started a CEO transition, with Mike Doyle set to step down from the agency’s top role at the end of this month. Foster said he made the decision to take Ketchum’s leadership “in a different direction.” The national and global search for Doyle’s replacement will be executed at “the appropriate time,” Foster told PRWeek.

      The change marks the fourth OPRG agency CEO transition under Foster’s tenure. Olga Fleming took over the helm of MMC from founder and CEO Marina Maher in 2023, Jillian Janaczek replaced David Bentley as CEO of Porter Novelli that same year and J.J. Carter replaced the retiring John Saunders at FleishmanHillard last October. 

      This article originally appeared on PRWeek US.