AUDIO: Sir Martin Sorrell defends pay deal

Wed, 06/13/2012 - 11:53 EDT - BBCNews

WPP shareholders have voted against the company's executive pay report, which includes a £6.8m deal for chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell, by a majority of 59.5%. Speaking to the BBC in October 2011 Sir Martin defended the level of his remuneration.

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