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Global B2B Network
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CONTENTS Worldwide Partners Overview Global B2B Network Details Contact Information
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WHO IS WORLDWIDE PARTNERS
Formed in 1938. Collaborative, Commercial Network Of Leading Owner/Operated Agencies. Worldwide Partners HQ Does Not Own the Agencies; the Partner Agencies Own The Network. Partners Are The Shareholders – Each Partner Owns 100 Shares of Worldwide Partners Stock. Work With Agency Owners Who Take Personal Interest in Your Business – The ‘A’ Team, Not the ‘C’ Team No Network Overhead So Ad Dollars Stay In Market
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Worldwide Partners has 90 agencies, 56 countries, 145 offices
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Largest Independent Network, 10th Largest Overall
Agency Company 2010 Capitalized Billings WPP $96.1 billion Omnicom 83.6 Publicis 47.8 IPG 43.5 Dentsu 24.0 Aegis 15.0 Havas 13.8 Hakuhodo 11.2 MDC 4.6 Worldwide Partners 3.9 Largest Independent Network, 10th Largest Overall
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WORLDWIDE PARTNERS STRUCTURED FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS
Eve Riley, Partner Services Executive Phone: (303) Al Moffatt, President/CEO Phone: (303) Rebekah Giraffa, Partner Services Executive Phone: (303) Lisa Kettman-Kervinen, Director of EMEA Operations Phone: Heng Aw, Director of Asia-Pacific Collaborations Phone: Margaret Rose Grigsby, Director of Latin American Development Phone: (506) 6
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ADVANTAGES OF WORLDWIDE PARTNERS
WPI Conglomerates Structure Agencies Own WPI Publicly Traded Focus Client-Centric Shareholder-Centric Attitude Trust Territory/Ego Management Owner Operated GM of the Day Authority Peer Relationship & Income Corporate HQ Money Policy Pay For What Need/Use Network Overhead Benefits Insights, Personal, Tailored Policing/Distribution Resources Integrated Specialties Profit Centers Acct. Structure Flexible Mandated
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Well-Known Clients Worldwide
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Global B2B Network
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WHY B2B CLIENTS NEED WORLDWIDE PARTNERS
B2B Network Is $1.4 Billion Network That Works Within Context of Worldwide Partners Considerable B2B Expertise Worldwide Across Wide Range Of Industries And Marketing Communication Services Open, Collaborative Model: - Seamless Integration of Talent/Local Resources - Quickly Transfer Learning/Knowledge From Market to Market - Singular Experience for Client’s Global Brand Teams Speed to Answers, Speed to Market, Speed to Success
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Wide Range of B2B Expertise
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
Asia Pacific WE Marketing Group – Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
EMEA Art-Com – Moscow, Russia Cozum – Istanbul, Turkey Defacto Branding– Deurie, Belgium Imagineering – Helsinki, Finland IN ADV – Milan, Italy InTheLine– San Sebastian, Spain Metzgerlehner – Zurich, Switzerland Moon – Dusseldorf, Germany Subbota – Minsk, Belarus
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
EMEA (continued) Strawberry – Belgrade, Serbia The Union – Edinburgh, Scotland VRS – Vilnius, Lithuania Waechter & Waechter – Munich, Germany Wellcom – Paris, France 7pm Advertising – Casablanca, Morocco
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
Latin America The Group – Sao Paulo, Brazil
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
North America Godfrey– Lancaster, Pennsylvania R2C Group – Portland, Oregon Brighton – St. Louis, Missouri Carton Donofrio – Baltimore, Maryland Feedback – Richmond, Virginia Gelia – Buffalo, New York Hydrogen – Seattle, Washington MicroMass– Carey, North Carolina Mintz & Hoke – Avon, Connecticut
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK AGENCIES
North America O2 Ideas – Birmingham, Alabama OBEX – Sausalito, California Rhea & Kaiser – Naperville, Illinois Traction Creative – Vancouver, British Columbia Winsper – Boston, Massachusettes
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Leading B2B Clients, $1.4 Billion Network
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Sample B2B Account Structure
USA Canada NOR. AMER. GLOBAL LEAD AGENCY Brazil CLIENT CORP. LATAM Japan ASIA EUROPE China Russia Germany Italy UK Account Structure Tailored to Company Structure
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ACCOUNTABILITY - ROLE OF WORLDWIDE PARTNERS HQ
Assess Client’s Needs/Structure to Determine Optimal Mix of B2B Agencies to Service Account Based Upon Geographical Needs, Business Structure, Services Needed and Desired Expertise. HQ and Regional Directors in Asia, EMEA and Latam Work with Partner Agencies and Clients to Establish and Facilitate Regional/International Business. HQ is Safety Net for Client to Ensure Agency Team is Working Smoothly, Efficiently and Effectively. Client Can Address Any Dissatisfaction With Lead Agency and/or HQ to Make Changes, if Necessary
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GLOBAL B2B NETWORK CONTACTS PER REGION
Al Moffatt President/CEO (North America) Phone: (303) Heng Aw Director of Asia-Pacific Collaborations Phone: Lisa Kettman-Kervinen Director of EMEA Operations Phone: Margaret Rose Grigsby, Director of Latin American Development Phone: (506) 21
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B2B Case Studies
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Korn/Ferry International’s Futurestep
| case study | Korn/Ferry International’s Futurestep The Challenge To quickly build a marketable database of job candidates. The Solution To create a global brand identity that rolled out in 22 countries. The Results Brand established around the world. 750,000+ candidate registrations in Futurestep database. “…one of the best known online recruiting brands…” - Executive Recruiter News, September 2000.
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James Hardie’s HardiPlank Siding
| case study | James Hardie’s HardiPlank Siding The Challenge To successfully introduce HaridPlank to builders in Scotland and France within decentralized company structure. The Solution Transfer learning from U.S. partner and seamlessly adapt to Scotland and France The Results After successful launch in Scotland, launched in France 10 months ahead of schedule.
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Caterpillar | case study |
The Challenge Help Caterpillar launch over 100 rental stores in China. The Solution Rhea + Kaiser enlisted WE Marketing Group in China to conduct focus groups, create culturally appropriate in-store materials, dealer kit and trade-show materials. The Results Successful rental-store launch. Expanded client relationships as expressed by Caterpillar: “Brings Rhea + Kaiser’s expertise of equipment and industry knowledge together with access to people who know the culture of China.” 27
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| case study | Guardian Industries The Challenge Roll out SunGuard B2B glass products to different market segments worldwide. The Solution Research showed that needs of key local audiences very different based upon industry segment, geography and climate. The Results Lead-agency Carton Donofrio in U.S. sets strategic/tactical framework and adapted to needs in Brazil, Germany and UAE.
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Account Structure – Guardian
GLOBAL LEAD Baltimore LATIN AMERICA Brazil EUROPEAN LEAD Germany Spain Poland Italy UK MIDDLE EAST Jeddah Argentina Chile
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Middle East and Brazil – Customer Events
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