‘The Grey-naissance’: Helen Rhodes plans ‘dollop of stupidity and naivety’ in Grey's return to creative glory

The WPP shop's new creative leader discusses why she is looking for a ‘healthy’ amount of rule-breaking, creatives who bring a plethora of ideas instead of one and why humour is harder in the UK.

by Lucy Shelley

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