Campaign India Team
Feb 21, 2024

Anusheela Saha and Udayan Chakravorty get new roles at FCB

Saha and Chakravorty were ECDs

Anusheela Saha and Udayan Chakravorty
Anusheela Saha and Udayan Chakravorty
FCB India has announced the elevations of Anusheela Saha and Udayan Chakravorty. The duo who were ECDs at FCB India, have been elevated as national creative directors. 
 
Saha has also been appointed as head - design. The duo will be leading creative in FCB's Delhi office. 
 
Dheeraj Sinha, group CEO, FCB Group India and South Asia, said, "It's always a pleasure to see our leaders moving up and taking on greater challenges. Udayan and Anusheela are two creative leaders who have amazing talent and energy, and have continually demonstrated a future-thinking approach. With their enthusiasm and passion for creating globally competitive work for our clients, I am convinced they will help write a new future for FCB India and the FCB Group overall."
 
The elevations follow the news of Swati Bhattacharya, creative chairperson, FCB India, exiting the agency.
 
Sinha added, "We are grateful to Swati, who has played a pivotal role in shaping FCB India's creative direction and fostering a culture of creativity and excellence. She helped put the agency on the global creative map, and we wish her the very best in her future endeavours." 
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