They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but it seems Sir Martin Sorrell has learnt a thing or two from his bruising year. The advertising supremo quit as boss of WPP in April amid allegations of lewd behaviour (which he has always strenuously denied). Sorrell’s departure was followed by a report detailing claims that he fired his chauffeur and verbally abused underlings. So Prufrock’s attention is piqued by an advert for a legal internship at MediaMonks, the Dutch digital agency Sorrell bought for £270m through his new venture, S4 Capital. As well as needing to be a university law student and “fluent in Dutch, English and legalese”, applicants must be “discreet when it comes to confidential information and office gossip”. Sorrell, 73,
An advertisement for a legal internship at MediaMonks requires that applicants must be " discreet " with confidential information and " special privileges " . The Dutch digital agency was acquired by Sir David Sorrell 's S4 ##C for £ 270 ##m ( $ 340 m ) . Sorrell left advertising group WPP in April amid allegations over inappropriate behaviour , which he denies .