Campaign India Team
Oct 25, 2018

FCB India ropes in Anindya 'Andy' Banerjee as ECD

He will be based in the agency's Mumbai office.

FCB India ropes in Anindya 'Andy' Banerjee as ECD
FCB Ulka has announced the appointment of Anindya Banerjee as the ECD, FCB Mumbai. In his role, he will be working closely with Keegan Pinto.
 
With twenty-three years of experience in the advertising arena, Andy has been associated with Scarecrow M&C Saatchi, Law and Kenneth, Publicis, Contract Advertising and Ogilvy in the past.
 
His memorable work has won him accolades at national and international award shows. He has also performed jury duties at distinguished industry platforms. Some of the brands that he has worked on, in the past are, NIIT, IBM, Maggi (Me and Meri Maggi), Limca (Fresh Ho Jao) and Hungama.
 
Keegan Pinto - creative head - FCB Ulka (West) & National Creative Director said, “Andy comes with immense experience in pedigreed agencies like Ogilvy, Contract and Publicis. But more importantly, he also brings along the merit and nimbleness of an agency like Scarecrow M&C Saatchi. A start-up spirit which is extremely relevant in contemporary times."
 
Andy also has been a visiting faculty for Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication, New Delhi and a travel writer for the magazine Car n’ Style.
Source:
Campaign India

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