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Sir Martin Sorrell defends rumoured £70m pay cheque

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Sir Martin Sorrell defends rumoured £70m pay cheque

The CEO of WPP has defended his bumper pay package, claiming to deserve his rumoured £70million cheque.

Sir Martin Sorrell’s full pay will be revealed when WPP’s annual report is released in summer, with predictions the revelation will cause a back lash from shareholders at the company’s annual meeting in June.

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