Campaign India Team
Jun 29, 2022

FoxyMoron appoints Aditya Mehra to lead creative in South India

Moves after an entrepreneurial stint

FoxyMoron appoints Aditya Mehra to lead creative in South India
Zoo Network's FoxyMoron, has announced the appointment of Aditya Mehra as creative director - South.
 
He will lead the creative operations for the agency’s South clientele and report to Dhruv Warrior, national creative director, FoxyMoron.
 
Mehra moves after an entrepreneurial stint, during which he founded Logomotif Communications.
 
Prachi Bali, national head partnerships and business head, North, FoxyMoron, said, “Aditya is a powerful force in the workplace and uses his vast experience and tireless energy to raise the creative standards of our teams in the south, and produce work that exceeds the expectations of clients. We look forward to working alongside him and creating some wonderful work.”
 
Mehra said, “I look forward to this opportunity to contribute to an exciting, forward thinking, fast-moving network. My vision is to be the big-picture professional who guides and builds strong teams that can reach new creative standards to achieve our client goals. I believe working at FoxyMoron will help me fulfill it.”
 
In a career spanning two decades, he has also worked with Leo Burnett, Saatchi & Saatchi, Wunderman Thompson, Partnership Dubai and Percept. 
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