Campaign India Team
Jan 16, 2023

Binodan Sarma joins DDB Mudra Group

Moves from Dentsu Impact

Binodan Sarma joins DDB Mudra Group
DDB Mudra Group has announced the appointment of Binodan Sarma as executive vice president - North. 
 
He will be based out of the group's Gurugram office and lead the digital business for both DDB Mudra and 22feet Tribal Worldwide.
 
Sarma will be instrumental in helping teams and clients visualise digital as an ecosystem to deliver full-funnel marketing solutions.
 
He moves from Dentsu Impact, where he was senior vice president - digital.
 
Ashutosh Sawhney, managing partner – North, DDB Mudra Group, said, “DDB Tribal - the amalgamation of DDB Mudra and 22Feet Tribal Worldwide in North is coming of age. The idea of blurring the lines between digital and mainstream is a reality today and I am proud to say that at DDB Tribal, we are at its leading edge with clients like Royal Enfield, One Plus, Mars Confectionery and many more. In Binodan, we found not only a digital transformer but also an advertising professional with an astute sense of business and most importantly, a thirst for creating big, creative ideas.” 
 
Sarma said, “Digital is no longer just another medium of marketing, but a complete ecosystem integrated into the process of brand building. In this age and time where AI determines the kind of clothes you can wear and masterpieces that can be produced in seconds, brands will need to leverage the maximum of each touchpoint in the most relevant manner without losing focus on its core proposition. I am glad that DDB Tribal has a vision of providing such solutions to address brand’s needs. I look forward to this new role and being part of the creative legacy of the Group and taking it to a new frontier in the coming times.”
 
With over 16 years of experience, he has also worked with companies like Wunderman Thompson and Cheil India, among others. 
 
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