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MEDIA, DIGITAL AND TECHNOLOGY: THE NEW NORM OF CONSUMER INTERACTION 16 JUNE 2020 INVESTOR SESSION TODAYS SPEAKERS NICOLA LEWIS CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, GROUPM TIM MATHESON CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER ROSE HERCEG CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER


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MEDIA, DIGITAL AND TECHNOLOGY: THE NEW NORM OF CONSUMER INTERACTION

16 JUNE 2020 INVESTOR SESSION

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TODAY’S SPEAKERS

NICOLA LEWIS

CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, GROUPM

TIM MATHESON

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

ROSE HERCEG

CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER

JENS MONSEES

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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AGENDA

Introduction Market Trends across Communications, Experience, Technology and Commerce What does this mean for WPP AUNZ’s future? The Centre of Excellence Our competitive edge

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Q&A

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MARKET TRENDS ACROSS COMMUNICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, COMMERCE AND TECHNOLOGY

NICOLA LEWIS

CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, GROUPM

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Source: 1 GroupM: e-marketer 2019, ZD net 2019, Statista 2019, Gartner Consulting 2018-2020 Note: the data is taken pre-COVID-19

COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE COMMERCE TECHNOLOGY

  • c. $17.2 billion market 1

Combined c.$1.9 bn market 1

DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH

THE ENHANCED MARKET IN WHICH WE OPERATE

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  • c. $7.37 billion market 1

CONSULTING

  • c. 1.5 bn market 1

DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH LOW GROWTH

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COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE COMMERCE TECHNOLOGY

THE NEW NORM ACROSS OUR MARKETS

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  • Communications strategies focussed on optimising

efforts towards the consumer

  • Many sectors are increasing spend to take

advantage of market opportunities, specifically to focus on building long-term brand equity

  • Technology, Sport, Banking, In home

entertainment and Automotive

  • Individual channel developments will be predicated
  • n the achievement of cross category efficiencies
  • The rapid growth of ecommerce (up ~50% in 2020), has expedited growth

in already growing market

  • Australia at its highest ever level of online as a % of retail sales (10.4%)
  • Key categories are exploring the impact of augmented reality (AR) and

virtual reality (VR) with solutions that make it easier and safer to shop, including;

  • Contactless payments, virtual assistants, ‘Smart Mobile Onboarding’

and chat bots dedicated to a better consumer experience

  • Australia is now the 7th fastest growing region (worldwide) for extended

reality patents The changes needed in Technology are strategic and will have a long lasting impact as we move

  • ut of COVID.

Four principles for consideration:

  • Cloud
  • Anything-as-a-service
  • Rapid Automation
  • Agile Operating Models
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OBSERVATIONS: COMMON TRENDS ON A GLOBAL SCALE

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TELCOM AND MEDIA

  • SVOD Service increasing both subscribers and usage
  • Telcom companies benefit from less churn, more stickiness
  • Media companies reliant on at-home consumption and fee-based models are positioned to thrive, with SVOD services increasing both

subscribers and usage CPG

  • CPG companies have benefitted from ‘pantry loading’ behaviour and a surge in e-commerce
  • Many packaged goods companies are conveying plans to sustain spending over the course of the year

AUTOMOTIVE

  • Global auto trends were weak for the first quarter
  • Total Industry Volume (TIV) registered a -40% decline in March year-over-year
  • Many auto manufacturers have focused their near-term marketing on digital media only in support of efforts to invest more aggressively in

digital executions including virtual showrooms FINANCE

  • Fast adoption of digital tools among banks, including Smart Mobile Onboarding (SMO) for customers, and enhanced online banking capability
  • During the most recent quarter Citi referenced international growth of +18% for digital and +30% for mobile

LUXURY

  • Luxury products are highly dependent on public life and travel. Few or no events means fewer reasons to use/consume luxury products
  • Early evidence from China suggests a rapid returns to growth in the luxury category when retail venues open
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WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR FUTURE

JENS MONSEES

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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OUR TRANSFORMATION ROADMAP (ANNOUNCED FEBRUARY 2020)

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Clients Operating Model Talent Solutions Geographies Platform TRANSFORM STRENGTHEN GROW

A LEADING CREATIVE TECH COMPANY

2020 - 2022

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PROGRESS - FEBRUARY TO MAY

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OPERATING MODEL CLIENT FIRST TALENT PLATFORM SOLUTIONS GEOGRAPHIC PRESENCE

  • Reinvent our operating model
  • Establish integrated Centre of Excellence
  • Establish top client leads and sector

practice areas

  • Roll out new agile leadership model
  • New KPIs and REM model
  • Begin to centralise our services with one CRM

system, one HR system and one Finance system

  • Start to build an end to end data tech stack
  • Invest in partnerships with tech platforms and

seek growth opportunities through attractive, strategic M&A

  • Establish a campus in Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide,

Auckland and Wellington

  • Restructure NZ
  • Explore growth options in SE Asia

DONE ON TRACK ACCELERATED DONE ON TRACK ON TRACK ACCELERATED ACCELERATED ACCELERATED ON TRACK

2020 DELIVERABLES STATUS

DONE

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EXPERIENCE

HOW THESE FIT ACROSS OUR SOLUTIONS PILLARS

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Strengthening the Core Growth Opportunities Operating Model Clients Talent Platform Solutions Geographies

Simplification Connected solutions portfolio CoE (Data, MarTech, AdTech) New leadership team and reporting lines Cross-sell Foster Creativity Top Clients Consulting New Culture & Leadership Workflow efficiency Career paths KPI’s/ REM Digital talent Shared Services Integration of systems CRM system Content studio consolidation Selective M&A End to end data tech stack Thought leadership Tech Partnerships Hybrid campus Restructure NZ SEA Growth Strategy Offshoring Up-sell Industry Practice Automation Scalable APIs Active portfolio management Future fit program

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WE ANNOUNCED THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN MAY

WHY?

  • Our agencies need a depth of expertise

in the areas of technology and data analytics to support our client transformations

  • Tech hub which will develop and

integrate solutions to be scaled across all brands

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DATA/AI CONSULTING MARTECH/AD TECH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE: MARTECH, DATA AND CONSULTING

TIM MATHESON

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

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THE FUTURE OF THE CMO

“CMOs need to have a well-rounded balance of traditional marketing skills like branding and storytelling, as well as newer technical skills to harness data and technology to execute performance marketing”.

EMARKETER

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HIGH GROWTH IN MARTECH

1. Martech 5000. chiefmartec.com 15

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EVOLUTION TO OPEN PLATFORMS

  • Platforms evolving to open platforms. With app

marketplaces allowing the creation of even more apps.

  • Hubspot open platform has over 350 app

partners.

  • All major tech players have launched their app

exchanges:

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ADOPTION OF HEADLESS & APIS

Driving innovation with customer experience by making integration across technologies possible

  • Headless CMS
  • Headless Commerce
  • APIs fuelling growth beyond webpages

1. Image source Contentful

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ADOPTION OF HEADLESS & APIS

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  • Forrester. Accelerate Microservices Adoption 2020

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  • Linkedin. 2020 Emerging Jobs Report

48% business intend to use microservice architecture in 2019 – Forrester Full stack engineers are #4 in LinkedIn emerging job (35% YOY growth)

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INCREASED VALUE OF OWNED DATA

  • The growth of data marketing solutions, up

25% in 2019 is hitting challenges with privacy placing increased in value in brands owned

  • data. Marketing teams need data to design,

deliver and optimise their activities.

  • Marketing teams require increased amount of

data literacy to understand identities, manage single customer views and provide business performance data.

Brands feel just 47% of first party data value potential realised.

1. Martech 5000. chiefmartec.com 2. eMarketer

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DATA LITERACY NOW CRITICAL FOR MARKETERS

  • Responsibility for generating trust falls

with marketing teams.

  • Trust provides permission for

marketing teams to deliver richer experiences for customers using their data.

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  • BCG. Responsible Marketing with First-Party Data

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THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

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BUSINESS UNIT WITH FRONT DESK AND WHITE LABEL SERVICES EXPERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

DATA/AI CONSULTING MARTECH/AD TECH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

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OUR INTEGRATED AGENCIES ARE WELL RECOGNISED BY CONSULTANCIES

THE GARTNER MAGIC QUADRANT FOR GLOBAL MARKETING AGENCIES, 2020

WPP AUNZ brands

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COE PLAN FOR GROWTH

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GROW (2020 ONWARDS ) CONNECT (H2 2020) ESTABLISH (H1 2020)

  • Establish strategic

partner program

  • Certifications and

credentials

  • Connectivity internally
  • hub and spoke
  • Training and

enablement program

  • Identifying

specialisation and white space

  • pportunities
  • Joint partner go-to-

market and CRM programs

  • Productising WPP

core technology

  • ffer - white labelling

to all brands

  • Consolidate offshore

development hubs

  • Scaled enablement

and retention program

  • CRM program to

drive organic and acquired growth

  • Launch productised

solutions

  • Selective

acquisitions to complete offer

  • Grow capability
  • nshore and
  • ffshore
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OUR COMPETITIVE EDGE

ROSE HERCEG

CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER

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OUR COMPETITIVE EDGE

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1,500 ACTIVE CLIENTS DATA AND TECH AGNOSTIC A DEEP UNDERSTANDING OF CONSUMERS

  • We reach 19 million Australians and 4 million New Zealand

consumers every day

  • Data and intel about consumer behaviours, transactions, needs,

wants and ambitions

  • 30,000 data points across 3,000 value sets every day, on every

demographic and socio-economic segment across both Australia and NZ.

  • Proprietary research studies including our flagship study (in its third

year) Secrets & Lies speaking to 5000 Australians and 2500 New Zealanders - measuring the difference between what our people (consumers) really think and what they say out loud.

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CLIENT EXAMPLES

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NOW FOR Q&A

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THANK YOU

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