Departure: Fiona Noble
Cohn & Wolfe UK's CEO Fiona Noble leaves the agency with immediate effect
Matt Cartmell, prweek.com, Wednesday, 26 May 2010, 11:31am,
Cohn & Wolfe has parted company with UK CEO Fiona Noble and immediately signed up a replacement from rival agency Weber Shandwick.
Noble is being replaced by Weber Shandwick corporate MD Scott Wilson, who was offered the role two weeks ago and is now on gardening leave from WS.
Wilson will join C&W in the next three to six months. In the meantime, the London agency will be run jointly by global head of healthcare Mike Kan and global head of corporate Geoff Beattie.
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