Campaign India Team
Mar 08, 2021

Ashish Singh joins Carat as VP - planning

Moves from Mindshare

Ashish Singh
Ashish Singh
Carat India has announced the appointment of Ashish Singh as vice president - planning. Singh will report to Anita Kotwani, CEO, Carat India and will lead the agency’s digital mandate for North and East India. 
 
He moves from Mindshare where he was partner - digital.
 
Kotwani said, “I have had the pleasure of working with many digital professionals and Ashish Singh clearly stands out as one amongst the best. Ashish will add immense value as part of my core team and help shape the Carat digital offering. He comes in with the mandate to drive the larger North and East offices for Carat India and help drive value for our key global clients like Microsoft, Mastercard, Philips and local clients like Havells, DS group and others. With his domain expertise across the changing digital ecosystem and his love for being a lifelong learner, I am confident that our clients will see the best of data, creative and technology amalgamation under his leadership to help drive their business outcomes."
 
Singh added, “With continuous change in the media ecosystem, digital is the battleground for all types of businesses where consumers are accustomed to connectedness. Carat is known for its integrated communication planning backed by some of the cutting-edge analytical tools in the industry. I am delighted to join Carat - the first specialist agency in the country and the world’s first media agency - to contribute my experience to create a meaningful connection for brands in the digital ecosystem for business outcomes. I look forward to this journey where together we focus on growth, expansion and nurture talent.”
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Campaign India

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