Campaign India Team
Aug 21, 2009

AMO ropes in Manish Arora

Manish Arora (pictured), former business head, Saints & Warriors has joined Percept's AMO Communications as director - business planning. In his new role, he will primarily be leading business development initiatives for AMO's Mumbai office.Arora will report to Elvis Dias, managing director and Jitendra Khokle, COO at AMO.

AMO ropes in Manish Arora
Manish Arora (pictured), former business head, Saints & Warriors has joined Percept's AMO Communications as director - business planning. In his new role, he will primarily be leading business development initiatives for AMO's Mumbai office.

Arora will report to Elvis Dias, managing director and Jitendra Khokle, COO at AMO.

On Arora's appointment, Dias said, "Manish is probably one of the few classic client servicing guys in the industry, who can handle very high pressure and has got a great record with clients. He is aggressive and an all rounder by his own right."

Apart from Saints & Warriors, Arora has previously worked with The Classic Advertising (Dubai), Quadrant Communications and O&M for clients such as Pantaloons, Staples, Amul Innerwears, Elf Lubricants, Toshiba, Alcatel Videocon, Voltas and Sansui, among others.

 

 

 

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