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  • Communications veteran moves to realise Value 360’s growth ambitions

    Communications veteran moves to realise Value 360’s growth ambitions

    NEW DELHI: Abhishek Dikshit, a communications specialist with over 20 years of experience crafting narratives for global brands, has joined Value 360 as vice-president. The appointment signals the PR firm’s intent to accelerate its evolution from challenger to trusted partner in India’s competitive communications landscape.

    Dikshit arrives from Kaizzen, where he spent four years as associate vice-president leading campaigns for healthcare, IT, energy and infrastructure clients. His portfolio included high-profile mandates for CMRI Hospital, Cairn Energy, FabIndia and BM Birla, among others.

    The new hire brings particular expertise in crisis management—a skill that earned his previous firm PR Professionals two golds. His crisis communication blueprint helped clients navigate reputational challenges whilst maintaining stakeholder trust.

    Before his agency stint,  Dikshit spent over four years at Amway India, where he led corporate communications across north India. His CSR initiatives there earned him the company’s regional trophy for three consecutive years and a spot representing India at Amway’s global CSR summit in Michigan in 2013.

    His career spans blue-chip clients including Google, Intel, Volkswagen, Canon and TataSky. At 20:20 Media, he orchestrated regional campaigns across 10 states, amplifying brand visibility for technology and automotive brands in tier-one and emerging markets.

    The appointment comes as Value 360 seeks to capitalise on India’s growing demand for strategic communications. The firm, led by Kunal Kishore, Gaurav Patra and Manisha Chaudhary, has built its reputation on what it calls a “will do” culture—emphasising execution over promises.

    Dikshit holds a postgraduate diploma in mass communication from Jaipuria Institute of Management and is certified in digital marketing. His approach combines traditional storytelling with data-driven strategy, tailored for diverse audience ecosystems across traditional, digital and owned media platforms.

    “In a world full of noise, the power of communication lies in crafting clarity that connects,” Dikshit said, outlining his philosophy as he settles into his new role.

  • Global media titans converge, creator economy ignites as NAB Show 2025 concludes

    Global media titans converge, creator economy ignites as NAB Show 2025 concludes

    MUMBAI:  The National Association of Broadcasters (Nab) Show 2025 concluded on 9 April, solidifying its position as the premier global platform for technology for the media and entertainment industry. The event drew 55,000 registered attendees from 160 countries, demonstrating its international reach and influence.

    Nab Show executive vice president  Karen Chupka highlighted  the show’s role in showcasing the latest advancements in storytelling and technology. A significant 26 per cent of attendees travelled from outside the United States, and 53 per cent were first-time participants, highlighting the show’s expanding appeal.

    The exhibition floor, spanning an area equivalent to eight football fields, featured nearly 1,100 global exhibitors, including 125 new companies. Industry giants such as Adobe, AWS, Canon, Sony, and Verizon Business presented their latest innovations, driving forward the evolution of content creation and distribution. David Ross, CEO of Ross Video, described the show as a crucial platform for showcasing their entire product portfolio.

    Key trends at the show included artificial intelligence, the burgeoning creator economy, and the convergence of sports and technology. High-profile speakers, including Gotham Chopra from Religion of Sports, Jody Gerson of Universal Music Publishing Group, and WWE executives Nick Khan and Paul “Triple H” Levesque, engaged audiences with insights into the future of media. Dhar Mann and Steven A. Smith also captivated attendees with their perspectives on content creation and sports media.

    The show featured over 550 conference sessions and more than 1,000 speakers, addressing critical industry topics. The inaugural Sports Summit explored the intersection of sports, media, and technology, while the Business of Entertainment track, in partnership with The Ankler, examined media dealmaking and content strategies. Sessions on AWS, artificial intelligence, and sports streaming saw high attendance, reflecting the industry’s focus on emerging technologies. The Creator Lab provided a dedicated space for digital creators to explore new tools and resources.

    Nab launched its Creator Council, an advisory group comprising influential creators and thought leaders, to amplify creator voices and guide Nab’s engagement with the creator economy. This initiative underscores Nab’s commitment to supporting the evolving needs of content creators.

    Major company announcements included Sony’s unveiling of the HDC-F5500V and HDC-P50A cameras, and Verizon Business’s introduction of a portable Private 5G Network framework designed to streamline live broadcasting.

    The Nab Show will return to New York from 22 -25 October 2025, and to Las Vegas from 18 to 22 April  2026.

  • Canon shoots its shot with ‘Deep Dive’ masterclass for budding storytellers

    Canon shoots its shot with ‘Deep Dive’ masterclass for budding storytellers

    MUMBAI: Lights, camera, level up! Canon India is stepping out from behind the camera and into the classroom with Deep Dive, an ambitious, first-of-its-kind masterclass series designed to empower the next wave of photographers, videographers, and filmmakers. But don’t expect a slideshow and a swag bag. This is Canon going full throttle into the creator economy lens-first.

    Launched in collaboration with IFP, a global creator-first community, Deep Dive is Canon’s answer to an evolving creative landscape where storytellers need more than just inspiration. They need a complete toolkit: creative, technical, and professional. And that’s exactly what this masterclass promises a crash course in the entire visual workflow, from pre-shoot vision to post-production precision.

    But what really gives Deep Dive its edge is its who’s who of mentors. Canon’s North Star Alliance has brought together industry powerhouses like Ravi K Chandran, Santosh Sivan, Anand Rathi, Sudeep Chatterjee, G Venket, and Siddharth Sharma names that carry weight not just in Indian cinema, but across international storytelling circles. Their mission? To share more than tips to pass on a legacy of craftsmanship in a world increasingly reliant on speed and surface.

    The series aims to do away with the ‘point and shoot’ mindset and usher in a ‘plan and produce’ approach. Participants won’t just fiddle with Canon’s latest tech they’ll deep-dive into real-world workflows, exploring everything from camera setup and lighting design to colour grading, audio layering and final delivery. With Canon’s partners Aperture, Eizo, and Sennheiser backing the experience, there’s no corner of the production puzzle left untouched.

    Each session is designed as a full-fledged, city-specific experiential journey, with experts from the wedding, cinema, and fashion industries leading live demonstrations. In Gurgaon, the first city on the map, Canon ambassador Siddharth Sharma kick-started the series with a session that blended insight with intensity and left participants clamouring for more.

    Canon India president and CEO Toshiaki Nomura said, “At Canon, we deeply value creators and believe in their limitless creative potential. We recognize that to truly excel, creators need more than just inspiration—they need the right knowledge, cutting-edge technology, and hands-on experience to push their boundaries. They must evolve beyond being mere visual storytellers to mastering the entire workflow, from capturing the perfect shot to delivering a polished final product. With Deep Dive, Canon is proud to create an experiential platform where young, talented filmmakers and photographers can gain real-world expertise, engage with industry leaders, and experience the transformative power of Canon’s advanced imaging technology. Through initiatives like these, Canon is proud to be facilitating the growth of the entire ecosystem, empowering the next generation of creative visionaries.”

    And it’s not just about upping individual skills Canon sees Deep Dive as part of a broader mission to nurture and elevate India’s creator ecosystem. It’s a signal that the brand isn’t just focused on selling cameras, but on investing in what comes after the shutter clicks: storytelling, innovation, and community.

    In a world flooded with content, standing out requires more than just talent, it needs technique, tools, and trust in one’s creative voice. Deep Dive is Canon’s attempt to offer all three, wrapped in a format that’s immersive, inspiring and packed with substance.

    With more cities queued up and interest already peaking, Deep Dive is shaping up to be more than just a masterclass. It’s a movement. And for the creators ready to stop shooting in the dark and start crafting with intention, Canon just lit the way.

  • Canon introduces the revolutionary imagePROGRAF TM Series

    Canon introduces the revolutionary imagePROGRAF TM Series

    Mumbai: Canon, one of the leading digital imaging solutions companies, announced the launch of the new imagePROGRAF TM Series in India, comprising of imagePROGRAF TM-5240, TM-5340, TM-5250, TM-5255, TM-5350, and TM-5355 models. The new line-up offers an extensive array of single-function and multifunction printers tailored to meet a wide spectrum of large-format printing requirements delivering high-speed and vibrant prints, making it an ideal choice for copy shops, photo studio segment, corporate offices, site engineering offices and print shops.

    The all-new TM Series effectively addresses the ‘speed v/s quality’ paradox often faced by copy shops and the photo studio segment by delivering on both fronts. The printers are engineered to be #FastandFlawless ensuring quick turnarounds on prints with uncompromised quality.

    Sharing his thoughts on the launch, Canon India president and CEO Manabu Yamazaki said, “In light of the swift transformation and digitization being witnessed in the professional printing industry, Canon India is pivoting its cutting-edge technology towards developing specialized products tailored to contemporary needs of users. We are proud to expand our portfolio with the all-new imagePROGRAF TM, a series high on performance and innovation, enabling users to experience a new dimension in creativity, precision and streamline their printing processes. Along with continuing our strides in product innovation, we as a brand are taking a new step towards environmental responsibility as the new TM series is Canon’s first large format inkjet printer packaged in eco-friendly cardboard rather than Styrofoam. We are confident that the new products will help users immensely in their daily workflows, setting new standards in the industry.”

    Along with an impressive performance, the series also boasts of an elegant sleek design with a flat top that makes roll paper setup convenient, enhancing both user convenience and aesthetics.

    Commenting on the lineup, Canon India Sr director, products & communication C Sukumaran said, “As we launch a new lineup of TM series today, we at Canon India are proud to be enabling businesses to unlock new levels of productivity and efficiency. This versatile and innovative lineup encompasses printers in both single and multifunction categories, effectively addressing the diverse printing requirements of copy shops and businesses. With an unparalleled combination of precision, print quality and speed, along with a breathtaking spectrum of colours, users can now have the best of both worlds making their print experience #FastandFlawless. Our endeavor of best-in-class innovation and customer satisfaction remains unwavering, and we look forward to helping businesses achieve greater heights with our latest offering.”

    Superior Print Speed with Efficient Print Applications

    Boasting the all-new ‘L-COA PRO II’ image processing engine, the TM series is designed for rapid activation from sleep mode, ensuring remarkable productivity when producing drawings and posters. It speeds up data processing time for continuous printing. For TM-5350/5355, this engine significantly expedites data processing for continuous printing and  it achieves a remarkable printing rate of approximately 3.2 sheets1 of drawing prints per minute – an outstanding 28% improvement compared to its predecessors.

    Powered by free print application “Direct Print Plus”, urgent print jobs can be sent in batches using different file formats with simple drag and drop functionality to the printers easily. Posters and flyers can be created using “PosterArtist”, a free web application, where new designs can be customised from a wide selection of templates.

    High Quality Vivid Prints

    The newly designed image processing reproduces the colour of the print in deep and vivid manner. Equipped with newly developed magenta ink for excellent red colour development, it helps to reproduce important details highlighted in lines and texts for CAD drawings and good quality posters even on plain paper. In addition, all-colour pigment ink is used to print posters and other layouts, which ensure that they do not fade easily over a long period of time. Borderless posters using roll papers can also be produced without the hassle of cutting the margins after printing. With colour calibration function enabled, variations in output colour will be corrected, leading to stable colour reproduction for optimum print quality.

    Ease of Use with New Printer Design

    All models come with new flat top design for easy daily operation in loading media by placing roll paper on top of the printer, attaching roll holders, and sliding along a guide, thus enabling smaller operational space without using another table. Added features such as paper type detection shortens operation time during loading of paper and reduces labor costs. Enhanced with wider printer panel, paper type with remaining roll paper estimation and ink levels are visible at one glance. There is a significant reduction in the operating noise during printing, especially for TM-5240/5340. With operating noise of about 39dB, it is about 1/3 of the conventional model.

    Environmentally Friendly in Product Packaging

    In reduction of environmental impact, this is the first Canon large format inkjet printer with cardboard product packaging instead of Styrofoam.

  • Canon India launches EOS R series marvel ‘EOS R6 Mark II’

    Canon India launches EOS R series marvel ‘EOS R6 Mark II’

    Mumbai: Canon India has launched its latest marvel in the EOS R line-up, ‘EOS R6 Mark II’. To announce the launch of this new product, Canon India presents a new digital film titled Make It Dramagic.

    The film beautifully weaves together the soul of photography and filmmaking, which is that of capturing raw emotions and depicting the story in every moment. The central concept of the digital film depicts how a creative professional recognises the drama and how the right camera ignites the visual magic to create an ideal capture. It is a celebration of creativity across genres and the creator’s magical vision that comes alive with a camera that is best suited for diverse needs.

    Rolled out across Canon India’s social media handles, the film takes one through many visually appealing scenarios, from a dramatic slow motion of the horse jumping on land to a pre-wedding shoot of a couple underwater to capturing the mesmerising aerial dancer in the air that demonstrates the superiority of the ‘EOS R6 Mark II’ in stills and movies.

    It also sheds light on the game-changing features of the camera, including a resolution of 24.2 megapixels, 4K 60p, and full HD 180p. As the film progresses from one visual to the next, the “EOS R6 Mark II” promises ‘100 per cent Dramagic’ with 6K RAW movie external recording with an electronic shutter at 40 fps, HDR model for moving objects, and normal ISO 102400 + IS for both indoor-outdoor and day-night shoots.

    On the launch of the film, Canon India senior director of consumer system products and imaging communication business C. Sukumaran said, “At Canon, we believe in creating imaging solutions that push creative boundaries for photographers and filmmakers to capture the extraordinary. The digital film celebrates the spirit of Dramagic that can be brought to reality with our latest marvel, the ‘EOS R6 Mark II.’ The futuristic build and advanced features of the ‘EOS R6 Mark II’ with respect to image quality and post-production speed, make it an effortless fit across genres. We are of the utmost belief that India will be in as much awe of this new marvel and what it can do as we at Canon are.”

  • Canon India celebrated Father’s Day with#MemoriesRecaptured campaign

    Canon India celebrated Father’s Day with#MemoriesRecaptured campaign

    MUMBAI: Celebrating the occasion of Father’s Day, Canon India brought alive the magic of missed memories and milestone events for fathers by giving them an opportunity to recreate those special moments. Understanding the sentiment of father being the first superhero to their children, Canon India took the initiative to recreate the magical moments from their lives where he was dearly missed, and gift them back a joyous moment that would have been lost in the pages of time.

    The campaign, created by Dentsu Webchutney, was launched a week prior to Father’s Day, and ran across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for a span of eight days, featured teaser videos that showed the audience how Canon India would make it possible to recreate the missed magical memories for the users.

    The campaign also featured a digital video titled ‘Memories Recaptured’ which took audiences through the story of a 10-year-old who missed her father’s presence on one of her birthdays. The recreation of the daughter's birthday with the presence of the father took viewers back in time to experience the precious moments shared between the father and daughter.

    LINK: https://www.facebook.com/canonindia/videos/341376799886782/

    The video was well received by the users, garnering over a million views. The main phase of the campaign went live on 13 June 2019 with the online contest receiving 500 entries, across the aforementioned social media platforms. The campaign successfully achieved an engagement of 0.9 million across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram reaching out to 7.5 million users.

    Speaking about Father’s Day celebrations, Canon India president and CEO Kazutada Kobayashi said, “With an intent to ensure customer delight, I am optimistic that our Father’s Day campaign was successful in delivering smiles to our consumers, through our efforts to celebrate a momentous and special day in every individual’s life. Through ‘Memories Recaptured’ campaign, we have taken yet another step to propagate the concept of ‘Click and Print’, thereby enhancing the imaging culture in the country. I appreciate the users for their hearty participation and hope that our fans and followers will continue to keep the spirit of clicking and preserving memories alive.”

    Highlighting the campaign, Canon India vice president, consumer imaging and information centre Eddie Udagawa said, “We at Canon India believe that the relationship between a father and a child are an integral part of every family. We also firmly believe that memories are best captured by cameras and relived by printing and keeping them alive. Through this campaign, we wanted to highlight the importance of this emotional bond by bringing alive the magic of missed memories and milestone events for fathers and recreating those special moments.”

    Furthermore, Canon encouraged the audience to share some prized moments from their lives which their father missed, on their social media platforms and tagging Canon India. Canon presented 5 lucky individuals with the most interesting stories, the opportunity to recreate those missed moments and bringing back to life the magical experience of the occasion with their father.

  • Infotainment tech DaVinci Resolve 14, Cinema EOS C200 etc. to be showcased at BIS next month

    Infotainment tech DaVinci Resolve 14, Cinema EOS C200 etc. to be showcased at BIS next month

    MUMBAI: The paradigm shifts in infotainment technology across the globe has lead technology seekers to connect with the innovators and experience the marvels first-hand.

    As per a report published by FICCI and KPMG, the media and entertainment industry in India is poised to grow at a CAGR of 14.3 per cent to Rs 2260 billion by 2020, led by advertising revenue. By 2020, the digital advertising market is also likely to scale up to Rs 255 billion and contribute to 25.7 per cent of total advertising revenues. Increased share of mobile and video advertising as part of digital media is one of the things to look forward to as well.

    Latest announcements from NAB and IBC will feature strongly at upcoming expositions. With the new DaVinci Resolve 14 featuring an industry revolutionalising post production workflow featuring the same timeline for Editing, Color and Audio, Blackmagic Design will bring additional resources to help answer any queries surrounding DaVinci Resolve. “We expect to have a good showing at Broadcast India 2017,” Blackmagic Design director (Asia) Richard Lim said.

    “For us this show is by far an excellent venue to meet most of our customers,”  Datavideo Technologies India GM Amit Mittal said.

    The 27th edition of the annual B2B Broadcast India Show, organised by NürnbergMesse India, will be held from 12–14 October at Bombay Exhibition and Convention Centre in Mumbai. From content creation to its management and delivery, BIS presents an entire gamut of products and solutions catering to the entire scale of the broadcast and film industry.

    NurnbergMesse India MD Sonia Prashar shares, “We will continue to create several additional avenues along with the main event for technology seekers to witness these products first hand and gain in depth knowledge about them.” Broadcast India project consultant Kavita Meer said: BIS has the ability to attract professionals from the entire spectrum of the broadcast industry.

    Canon India VP – consumer imaging and information centre Eddie Udagawa: “We will be showcasing our latest Cinema EOS camera C700, for motion picture industry and Cinema EOS C200, a revolutionary video camera with inbuilt 4K Raw and high frame rate capabilities.”

    Some of the leading brands who will be displaying their products are — Blackmagic Design, Sony, AVID, RED Digital, Canon, Datavideo, Ross Video, FOR-A, Grass Valley, ARRI, Atomos, Carl Zeiss, Panther, Seagate, On Air Asia, AJA Video Systems, Playbox, IHSE, Primestream, Ikegami, Hitachi, Monarch, Netweb and Sennheise.

     

  • Canon ex-exec Bharadwaj launches change management co CreoVate

    MUMBAI: Canon India’s former EVP-COO & later head of Canon Asia Strategy Centre in Singapore that oversees 23 countries Alok Bharadwaj has launched CreoVate.

    From transforming architectures to improving performance that drive results, CreoVate offers a specialist array of services to help organizations target, lead, build and execute successful change in their first mile of transformation.The consultancy will offer solutions in the domains of Customer strategy, Go-to-Market architecture, People capabilities, India entry management and a comprehensive Retainership services.

    CreoVate will also address super specialty aspects of CMBT (change management & business transformation) as it is currently building India & International partnership tie ups to cover holistic interventions.

    Bharadwaj said, “In current business landscape, change management & business transformation (CMBT) is at the top of leadership agenda. As external triggers are in full swing in industry 4.0 era, continual market led transformations are the new normal. I am excited to launch CreoVate, focused on guiding, coaching, and mentoring business organizations which are at the cusp of transformational journey.

    Transformation is a switch that must be always on.

    CreoVatewill be the helping gloves to businesses which are planning a new entry or a renewal, a major turnaround, responding to disruptions,rapidly scaling up, seeking to build competitiveness or catapulting people’s capabilities. Organisations must navigate through constantly changing dynamics in conducting their business in challenging market environment to win.”

    As per Bharadwaj, at the heart of any thriving transformation & winning organization lie three elements – Strategic direction, Organisation operating model and Capabilities. CreoVate will redefine consulting in non-BIG 6 spaces, by building holistic view to avoid ‘magic steroids’ syndrome for silo interventions. He calls it ‘Ayurvedic therapy’. The complete focus will be on results-driven CMBT.

    “You don’t climb Everest without a Sherpa” he further added while responding to a query on need for consultants implementing CMBT journey.

  • Canon India’s CSR in Bhiwandi village

    MUMBAI: Canon India Pvt. Ltd, India’s leading Digital Imaging Company, celebrated yet another milestone, with the completion of two successful years of Karanjoti Village’s adoption under its flagship CSR initiative- Adopt a Village. With a vision to contribute to the societal ecosystem, Canon India had adopted Karanjoti Village in Bhiwandi (Thane) near Mumbai in April 2015.

    In sync with the corporate philosophy of Kyosei, signifying living and working together for the common good, Canon India had adopted Karanjoti village to redefine the lives of people in and around the village by providing them with facilities for a well-developed and sustainable living. Situated near Mumbai, Karanjoti Village has seen numerous noteworthy developments, since its adoption. To mention a few, improved basic facilities & infrastructure have been installed at village school for making it child-friendly and generating interest in children to reduce dropouts. Post the intervention, school children are provided with basic health amenities like clean and hygienic toilets and safe drinking water facility. E-learning has been introduced to get children interested in education. Teaching aids such as charts (for science), maps (social studies), formulas (mathematics), and books related to various other subjects have been provided.

    Canon India CEO Kazutada Kobayashi said, “Adopt a Village initiative has supported our vision of providing healthy, informed and sustainable lives to the communities we operate in. With Karanjoti completing two years as part of the Canon family, it is a matter of pride for us to witness the outcomes of our various endeavours.”

    “Every village we adopt is part of the extended Canon family. Our employees, being responsible citizens understand the impact their contribution can make to the lives of young children in the villages. Under ‘Canon Involve’, they continuously visit the villages to interact with the children and villagers to create awareness and educate them about the basics of living a holistic life. We aspire to continue dedicated efforts in various villages as to achieve an all-round development for the community,” added Kobayashi.

    Canon marked the second anniversary of its association with Karanjoti, with its Mumbai office employees visiting the villagers to celebrate the special occasion. ‘Canon Involve’ endeavor witnessed comprehensive engagement between the children and the employees. Activities were conceptualized on the subject of ‘Summer Fun’, where the children made interesting and creative drawings, with their upcoming summer vacations as the backdrop. Learning material was provided to the participating children to encourage their interest in drawing. Employees joined the children while coloring their creatives and shared fond memories of their summer vacations. Employees also educated the children on the subject of ‘Team-Spirit’, encouraging the children to stay together with harmony, where they learn and grow together. This engaging session was wrapped with a cake cutting ceremony, rejoicing the milestone and envisioning a prosperous tomorrow for the young children and their families.

    In the span of two years, Karanjoti has witnessed discernible impacts under four core pillars of Canon India’s CSR policy, including Education, Eye Care, Environment and Empowerment. Capacity building in the school has led to students returning to the village school, resource centre with a non-formal education teacher to impart computer literacy, art and craft skills and encouraging sports among the students of all grades. Various environmental campaigns like tree plantation and ground levelling have been organized in which employees; teachers and students were encouraged to pledge and share their commitment towards making earth a healthier planet to live in. To have sustainable eye care facility establishment in the village, a Vision Centre has been set-up in a space provided by the local community. This center has equipment and technician for screening of patients and providing spectacles. Under its fourth CSR pillar Canon is looking forward to start a vocational training centre in the school to support sustainable living for the students and the village youth.

    Along with Karanjoti in Maharashtra, Canon India has three more adopted villages, including Ferozepur Namak in Haryana, Maharaja Katte in Bangalore and Sol Gohalia in Kolkata. In the coming year, Canon envisions to amplify its efforts aimed at a holistic development of its adopted villages.

  • Dentsu Webchutney promotes Tanvi Jain to SVP

    Dentsu Webchutney promotes Tanvi Jain to SVP

    MUMBAI: Dentsu Webchutney, the full-service digital agency from Dentsu Aegis Network, has announced the promotion of TanviJain to senior vice president and branch head in Delhi. Prior to this, Jain was vice president at Dentsu Digital.

    As part of her new mandate, Jain will be responsible for acquiring new clients apart from taking the lead in servicing the existing clients. She will also be responsible for revenue growth from the region and will continue to report to m Dentsu Webchutney, chief executive officer and co-founder Sidharth Rao .

    Speaking on the promotion, Rao says, “Jain is one of the finest talents that we currently have on board. I have previously worked with Jain in the early years of Dentsu Webchutney and I am extremely glad to have her back. Delhi is our largest office and we are looking forward to scaling new heights in 2016 under Jain’s leadership.”

    Jain adds, “As part of the Dentsu Aegis Network with almost 700 digital professionals, we have the opportunity to reshape the digital industry and partner our clients in their transformational journey across the new digital native consumer landscape. I am honoured to lead the Dentsu Webchutney brand in Delhi which has over 100 people and some of the best clients in the business.”

    Jain began her career with event management in 2003 and went on to work for agencies such as Dentsu Webchutney, Isobar and Sapient Nitro.

    Some of the clients that Jain has worked on include Microsoft, ICICI, Adidas, MasterCard ME, Canon, Hitachi, Frito Lays, Coca Cola.