Campaign India Team
Apr 23, 2020

Indigo Consulting gets Burzin Mehta as NCD

Moves from Ogilvy

Indigo Consulting gets Burzin Mehta as NCD
 
Indigo Consulting has announced the appointment of Burzin Mehta as national creative director. 
 
He moves from Ogilvy where he was group creative director and digital creative lead at the Mumbai office.
 
Rajesh Ghatge, CEO, Indigo Consulting, said, “As we continue our evolution towards becoming a truly effective digital transformation partner for our clients , I am delighted to have Burzin on-board. His obsession with digital first thinking and a non-compromising rigour to curate work is exactly what we need to deliver excellence for our clients. We have been driving some high impact solutions by leveraging data, creativity and technology and Burzin’s partnership in this endeavour is only going to raise the bar of our solutions."
 
Jose Leon, president, Indigo Consulting, added, “For the last eight quarters, brands have focussed almost entirely on data - perfecting the art of targeting audiences and the science of the right channel to engage them. This strategy is starting to plateau in terms of monetisation, in proportion to the effort, investment and focus being committed to it. As a result, creative freedom has been heavily compromised. At Indigo Consulting, we believe experiential marketing and creative can continuously influence customers, provided it is driven by data and actionable insights. True to his nickname, 'Buzz' will provide data-led creative leadership across all functions and regions so we can more effectively pursue our purpose of ‘shaping human behaviour through creativity, data and technology’.”
 
Mehta said, “The recent past has seen the role of creativity expand to much more than solving marketing problems. Whether it is with the quintessential big idea, the effective use of data, the smart application of technology or an ingenious mix of them all. And that is what’s most exciting about this opportunity. The chance to put together this heady mix and effectively solve problems of all kinds. With a team that has the intent and passion, to make it happen.” 
 
He has also worked with ABS Gardner Dixon Hall (Sri Lanka), DDB Mudra and Raka Advertising.
 
Source:
Campaign India

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