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Crispin Porter + Bogusky acquires The House Worldwide and appoints CEO

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By Ishbel Macleod, PR and social media consultant

June 5, 2014 | 2 min read

Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B) has acquired global communications network, The House Worldwide, promoting its co-founder Richard Pinder to the role of CEO.

Pinder, who was previously chief operating officer of Publicis Worldwide before founding The House Worldwide, will continue to build CP+B’s global network outside of the US.

“I’ve admired CP+B and Chuck for the better part of two decades,” said Richard Pinder. “So it’s especially exciting to know that we will now be able to join forces to do the most talked about work in the world and drive the CP+B brand globally. This is a natural, if dramatic step forward for the model we have been building these past three years, and I believe there is huge client interest to be tapped by doing so.”

The move comes as CP+B looks to expand globally, and will see The House Worldwide team join CP+B’s London offices.

Chuck Porter, chairman of CP+B, said: “Richard is one of the most innovative and accomplished global business leaders in our industry and we couldn’t have found a better person to help guide our international growth. We welcome change, we’ve always been flexible and opportunistic, and this collaboration with Richard and his team allows us to continue to evolve new ways to make great work. That’s what it’s about.”

The House worldwide clients include Lenovo, Argos and Levi’s.

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