Campaign India Team
Sep 27, 2023

IAA's India chapter re-elects Avinash Pandey as president and Abhishek Karnani as vice president

Pandey is CEO, ABP Network, while Karnani is president, Free Press Journal

Abhishek Karnani (left) and Avinash Pandey
Abhishek Karnani (left) and Avinash Pandey
The India Chapter of IAA has announced the re-election of Avinash Pandey, CEO, ABP Network, as president and Abhishek Karnani, president, Free Press Journal Group, as vice president. 
 
The re-election was done during IAA’s general meeting on 27 September. 
 
Furthermore, Nandini Dias, an independent advisor, was apppointed as honorary secretary and Jaideep Gandhi, founder, Another Idea was elected as honorary treasurer. 
 
The five members that were elected as voting members were:
  • Srinivasan K Swamy, chairman and managing director, R K Swamy
  • M V Shreyams Kumar, managing director, Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing
  • Prasanth Kumar, CEO-South Asia, GroupM
  • Anant Goenka, executive director, The Indian Express
  • Janak Sarda, director, Blue Logic Systems
Pandey said, "The India Chapter of the IAA is arguably the most active industry association of its kind in the country. Its initiatives cover a wide spectrum of areas including saluting excellence in marketing, creativity and communicating sustainability. In the year gone by, we also started Tech Pulse to cater to the growing digital market. The IAA has always maintained that what is good, is good for business and in that spirit it has converted its Voice of Change initiative into a nation-wide movement aimed at breaking the gender bias in advertising and the entertainment industry. In the year ahead we will also be spear-heading two initiatives where we walk the talk that communication is a Force for Good, and will also once again lead a group of CEO's to the USA to study the latest developments in communication. I look forward to a very meaningful term ahead."
 
Source:
Campaign India

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