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    Ad group WPP names Ogilvy chief Devika Bulchandani as COO

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    Posted on September 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    WPP appoints Devika Bulchandani as COO, replacing Andrew Scott. Laurent Ezekiel will lead Ogilvy as CEO. AI impacts advertising operations.

    Table of Contents

    • Leadership Changes at WPP
    • Replacement of Ogilvy's CEO
    • Impact of AI on Advertising Operations

    WPP Appoints Devika Bulchandani as New Chief Operating Officer

    Leadership Changes at WPP

    (Reuters) -Advertising group WPP Plc named insider Devika Bulchandani as its chief operating officer on Friday, days after announcing the year-end retirement of Andrew Scott.

    Replacement of Ogilvy's CEO

    Laurent Ezekiel will replace Bulchandani as the global CEO of WPP's advertising agency Oglivy.

    Impact of AI on Advertising Operations

    WPP's boss, Cindy Rose, who took over from Mark Read in July, is overhauling operations at the company, which lost its crown as the world's biggest ad group to France's Publicis last year.

    The British firm is among those whose operations have been disrupted by artificial intelligence; the technology allows clients greater control to create and manage their own campaigns.

    (Reporting by Yamini Kalia in Bengaluru; Editing by Sahal Muhammed)

    Key Takeaways

    • •WPP appoints Devika Bulchandani as COO.
    • •Andrew Scott to retire at year-end.
    • •Laurent Ezekiel to lead Ogilvy as CEO.
    • •Cindy Rose overhauls WPP operations.
    • •AI disrupts traditional advertising methods.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ad group WPP names Ogilvy chief Devika Bulchandani as COO

    1Who has been appointed as the COO of WPP?

    Devika Bulchandani has been named the chief operating officer of WPP Plc.

    2Who will replace Devika Bulchandani at Ogilvy?

    Laurent Ezekiel will take over as the global CEO of WPP's advertising agency Ogilvy.

    3What recent changes are happening at WPP?

    Cindy Rose, the new boss of WPP, is overhauling operations at the company following the retirement of Andrew Scott.

    4How has artificial intelligence affected WPP's operations?

    WPP's operations have been disrupted by artificial intelligence, which allows clients greater control to create and manage their own campaigns.

    5What significant change did WPP experience last year?

    WPP lost its title as the world's biggest ad group to France's Publicis last year.

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