Robin Wight

Robin Wight

President at Engine Group
London, United Kingdom

About me

Robin began his career in advertising in an unusual way. Whilst an undergraduate at Cambridge, he set up Britain?s first student advertising agency.After three years as a copywriter at Collett Dickinson Pearce and Partners and ten as Creative Director at Richard Cope and Partners, in 1979 he helped start Wight Collins Rutherford Scott.As Chairman of the agency Robin devotes his boundless energy and abilities to all of its interests. He is also a renowned spokesperson for the industry as a whole and in 1997 was appointed Chariman of Arts and Business which helps persuade British businesses to invest £140m a year into support for the arts. In the 2000 Birthday Honours Robin was awarded a CVO for his services to the Duke of Edinburgh Award for Business.

Sector Experience

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President
Robin has been working in the industry for almost 50 years, yet his enthusiasm has never been greater. After working as a copywriter for a number of agencies, including Collett Dickenson Pearce, Robin co-founded Wight Collins Rutherford Scott in 1979. WCRS grew to become one of the most influential agencies in the UK advertising industry, with Robin helping to create iconic campaigns for brands like Carling Black Label, Orange and BMW. In 2004, Robin was part of the management team that led the management buyout of Havas, creating Engine. 
President
Robin has been working in the industry for almost 50 years, yet his enthusiasm has never been greater. After working as a copywriter for a number of agencies, including Collett Dickenson Pearce, Robin co-founded Wight Collins Rutherford Scott in 1979. WCRS grew to become one of the most influential agencies in the UK advertising industry, with Robin helping to create iconic campaigns for brands like Carling Black Label, Orange and BMW. In 2004, Robin was part of the management team that led the management buyout of Havas, creating Engine. 
President
Robin began his career in advertising in an unusual way. Whilst an undergraduate at Cambridge, he set up Britain?s first student advertising agency.After three years as a copywriter at Collett Dickinson Pearce and Partners and ten as Creative Director at Richard Cope and Partners, in 1979 he helped start Wight Collins Rutherford Scott.As Chairman of the agency Robin devotes his boundless energy and abilities to all of its interests. He is also a renowned spokesperson for the industry as a whole and in 1997 was appointed Chariman of Arts and Business which helps persuade British businesses to invest £140m a year into support for the arts. In the 2000 Birthday Honours Robin was awarded a CVO for his services to the Duke of Edinburgh Award for Business.
President
Robin has been working in the industry for almost 50 years, yet his enthusiasm has never been greater. After working as a copywriter for a number of agencies, including Collett Dickenson Pearce, Robin co-founded Wight Collins Rutherford Scott in 1979. WCRS grew to become one of the most influential agencies in the UK advertising industry, with Robin helping to create iconic campaigns for brands like Carling Black Label, Orange and BMW. In 2004, Robin was part of the management team that led the management buyout of Havas, creating Engine. 

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