Campaign India Team
Mar 23, 2011

Aaren Initiative announces appointment of Hemanth Shah as MD

Shah has been serving as the president of OOH initiatives at Lintas Media Group.

Aaren Initiative announces appointment of Hemanth Shah as MD

Aaren Initiative has announced the appointment of Hemanth Shah on its board of directors as managing director, with immediate effect. Shah has been serving as the president of OOH initiatives at Lintas Media Group.

Lynn de Souza, chairman and chief executive officer, Lintas Media Group and chairman, Aaren Initiative said, "Hemanth is a highly knowledgeable veteran in the OOH space and has brought in many new learnings and important businesses since he joined Lintas Media Group some months ago. This appointment and additional responsibility is a reflection of his capability and potential."

"I am really happy at the faith reposed in me by the board. As a team, the company has the potential to make a huge difference to the OOH landscape in the country and am sure clients and media partners alike are experiencing the difference in their interactions with us  in these past few months. The journey ahead is both exciting and promising," Shah added.

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