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Apr 2, 2019

Tag is back, as Williams Lea Tag splits up brands

'Williams Lea' and 'Tag' will now operate as standalone brands under WLT Group, with the latter focused on marketing production for brands and agencies, led by David Kassler.

Tag is back, as Williams Lea Tag splits up brands

Marketing and business support services firm Williams Lea Tag (WLT) is splitting its operations under two distinct brands.

For brands and agencies it means that they'll be reintroduced to the standalone 'Tag' brand, known for its global creative production work.  Tag will be led by CEO David Kassler, alongside his role as WLT Group CEO. As a marketing production specialist, Tag will be strategically focused on serving key sectors including retail & luxury, consumer, life sciences, financial services and telecoms. 

Williams Lea, meanwhile will focus on business support to financial, legal and professional services firms. Its new leadership team will be headed up by newly-appointed CEO, Clare Hart.

David Kassler, Clare Hart

WLT, backed by private equity firm Advent International, says the move came after an extensive internal review and client feedback

"Strategic alignment of Williams Lea and Tag as two business units under the WLT umbrella is a positive move for all our stakeholders," said David Kassler, WLT Group CEO.  "Each will now benefit from clear business and management structures to focus on their core strengths and deliver optimal results for our clients across the world.”

Williams Lea and Tag now already feature new logos and brand identities on new websites. The combined business employ 10,000 staff worldwide and operate n over 195 cities across 40 countries.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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