to remove filtersGCI Financial chief exec Robinson departs
16 Aug 2002 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
after GCI Financial founder Rupert Ashe quit to start up creative business services firm Madsen, Gornall ...
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Cardew & Co buys Chancery Comms
08 Nov 2002 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
offices this week. Waller said the two firms were introduced by creative services marriage broker Rupert ...
Joll hires former FD consultant as director for MJ2
19 Apr 2002
co-founded with former GCI Financial chief executive Rupert Ashe. Current MJ2 clients include Mapeley ...
Madsen, Gornall and Ashe launch own consultancy
22 Mar 2002 | by PETER SIMPSON
Industry stalwarts Mark Madsen, Alastair Gornall and Rupert Ashe have set up their own consultancy.
Ashe hands GCI's chair to Robinson to take client role
11 Jan 2002 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
GCI Financial CEO Rupert Ashe has stepped down after ten years leading the City PR firm ...
ANALYSIS: GCI restructure signals shift in financial focus - Senior management changes at GCI's UK financial PR arm mark a reassessment of the agency's City ambitions, says Adam Hill
11 Jan 2002 | by ADAM HILL
As reported this week, GCI Financial CEO Rupert Ashe has stepped down following the division ...
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