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Launch Group to replace Maguire

Launch Group is recruiting for a head of its corporate practice following the sudden exit of Paul Maguire after less than six months in the job.

by Ian Hall / November 29, 2006

Maguire - who joined the Soho-based agency in the summer after leaving a role as MD of consultancy CompanyCare (PRWeek, 15 June) - said: ‘I'm looking at different opportunities.' 

Launch Group CEO Johnny Pitt said he was on the verge of shortlisting candidates to replace Maguire, who is a former QBO Bell Pottinger stalwart.

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