You’d be forgiven for assuming that Michael Roth’s first-ever trip to Singapore for the Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity was something of a victory lap for the IPG chief executive and chairman. Roth, who first became involved with IPG in 2002 before taking over the company 3 years later, joined the business at a time when the holding company was going through probably its darkest period. In fact, for years, it looked like IPG was on the brink...
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