Campaign India Team
Dec 08, 2016

Shan Jain joins Publicis Media as head of business transformation

Was principal partner, client leadership at Mindshare prior

Shan Jain joins Publicis Media as head of business transformation
Publicis Media has announced the appointment of Shan Jain as head of its business transformation practice. Jain joined the agency this week and is based in Gurgaon. Prior to this, she was principal partner, client leadership at Mindshare. 
 
Anupriya Acharya, CEO, Publicis Media India, said, “We all know it - we are right in the beginning of a new industrial revolution. The fourth industrial revolution. Industry 4.0 is altering the way in which people live, work, and connect with one another unlike any other revolution before it. More than 'we live in interesting times', today it is more like 'we live in exponential times'. Change is occurring in every industry and this is creating a seismic shift in the lives of consumers and businesses alike. Marketers need a new model for success. This is where business transformation practice of Publicis Media fits in. It unlocks growth by re-engineering our client’s customer experience through a combination of talent and technology. Shan was the perfect choice to lead this given her in-depth experience across diverse businesses and consumer segments. We are delighted to have her on board. She will be supported by Gautham Ram Pingaliin this area who himself has a great experience around technology and its far-reaching impact on clients businesses. He also continues to lead the content practice in PM India.”
 
Jain said, “I am most excited to be on board at Publicis Media, in such a meaningful role. The excellent data, analytics and tech support that I can lean on within the group as well as the extended expertise for Publicis.Sapient puts us in a very advantageous position in the market to strike these conversations with clients.”
 
In a career spanning 24 years, she has also worked with RK Swamy BBDO, The Media Edge, FCB Ulka, Lowe, McCann and Ogilvy. 
 

 

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