Huntsworth (UK)

Huntsworth is the PR and corporate communications group headed by Lord Peter Chadlington, previously the founder of Shandwick (now Weber Shandwick). The company has been transformed by a series of acquisitions, not least the reverse takeover in 2005 of much larger marketing services group Incepta, whose portfolio included financial and corporate PR specialist Citigate Dewe Rogerson. The enlarged business adopted the Huntsworth name. Incepta's portfolio of non-PR businesses was sold on to rival marketing group Media Square towards the end of 2005. Other key acquisitions have included Grayling, originally bought by Incepta from Havas, and Dorland Global, which formed the core element of what is now a substantial global healthcare communications division.

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