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Sir Paul Judge Appointed President of The Chartered Institute
of Marketing
The Chartered Institute of Marketing has appointed Sir Paul
Judge as its President. Sir Paul is a well know advocate of
professional standards within the marketing profession and
has extensive experience of senior business leadership in
both the private and public sector.
ˇ§I am delighted to give my support to The Chartered Institute
of Marketing and to its mission,ˇ¨ commented Sir Paul. ˇ§I am
keen to help in further enhancing the reputation of The Institute
and therefore the recognition of responsible marketing and
high professional standards within organisations both in the
UK and overseas. I am particularly interested in promoting
The Instituteˇ¦s objective of putting best marketing practice
more prominently on the boardroom and government agenda.ˇ¨
The Instituteˇ¦s Chairman, Chris Lenton, believes that Sir
Paul will indeed do much to enhance marketingˇ¦s reputation.
ˇ§We see Sir Paul as the epitome of great marketing, demonstrating
business acumen, thought leadership and strong communication
skills. He understands the pivotal role that responsible marketing
plays in driving the economy and is a champion of UK Plc,ˇ¨
says Lenton. ˇ§I know that Sir Paul will be a key figure in
driving both our Chartered Marketer and Membership propositions.
We are thrilled that he is joining us and The Instituteˇ¦s
management team, staff and I, all very much look forward to
working with him.ˇ¨
Sir Paul gained his MBA from the Wharton Business School
and then worked for Cadbury Schweppes for thirteen years before
initiating and leading the buyout of their food companies
to form Premier Brands Ltd which was successfully sold in
1989. He was then Chairman of Food from Britain, responsible
for promoting the UK food and drink industry overseas, and
a director of WPP Group plc and of Boddington Group plc. He
was recently Master of the Worshipful Company of Marketors
and is currently Chairman of Teachers TV, of the Marketing
Standards Board and of the Museum of Brands, Packaging and
Advertising and is a director of a number of public companies
in the UK, US and South Africa.
As well as his marketing credentials, Sir Paul is also well
qualified to support The Instituteˇ¦s educational role. He
is President of the Association of MBAs, Chairman of the Enterprise
Education Trust and of St Dunstanˇ¦s College, Deputy Chairman
of the Royal Society of Arts (Chairman 2003-6) and of the
American Management Association in New York and a Member of
the Advisory Boards for HEC in Paris and for the Athens University
of Economics and Business. He was the key benefactor of the
Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge and has
honorary degrees from Cambridge, Westminster and City universities.
Sir Paul Judge takes over the role from Lord Heseltine, Chairman
of Haymarket Group, who was The Instituteˇ¦s President for
the previous three years.
The Chartered Institute of Marketing is the worldˇ¦s leading
professional body for marketers with some 50,000 members worldwide.
It was formed almost a century ago, in 1911, and is the only
marketing body to hold a Royal Charter, being able to confer
Chartered Marketer status.
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