Campaign India Team
Oct 06, 2008

Contract hires Roy as associate creative director

Contract Advertising has appointed Kaushik Roy as associate creative director (copy). Roy comes from Lowe (Lintas Personal). He has about ten years of work experience. He started his career at JWT Kolkata (then HTA), followed by a stint at Advertising Avenues, Mumbai, before moving to Lowe.

Contract hires Roy as associate creative director

Contract Advertising has appointed Kaushik Roy as associate creative director (copy). Roy comes from Lowe (Lintas Personal). He has about ten years of work experience. He started his career at JWT Kolkata (then HTA), followed by a stint at Advertising Avenues, Mumbai, before moving to Lowe.

Over the years, some of the accounts he has worked on are Tata Steel, ITC, Bata, Lovable, Rivolta, Super-Max, Live-in Jeans, Uniball Pens, Bank of Baroda, JPMorgan, Tea Board of India, DLF, ICICI and Reliance Petrochemicals. He has won ABBYs and AAAIs, both for his print and film work. He has also directed some of his own ad films and was part of the team that launched INS Think Print Awards.

Roy said, " I decided to join Contract as it is a tremendously exciting place because it celebrates creativity and has a great work environment."

Source:
Campaign India

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