Campaign India Team
May 30, 2013

Isobar appoints Nilesh Pathak CTO

Prior to his last assignment as VP at JP Morgan, he was one of the co-founders of Vizualize Technologies - now LBi India

Isobar appoints Nilesh Pathak CTO

Digital agency Isobar, a part of Aegis Media, has appointed Nilesh Pathak as its chief technology officer.

Shamsuddin Jasani, managing director, Isobar India said, “Nilesh is joining us at a very exciting time in Isobar. Technology will play a key role in our goal to become the most sought after digital agency and Nilesh will play a key role as a member of our senior management team to make this happen.”

Pathak has over 16 years of experience building enterprise software for various domains. He comes to Isobar India from JP Morgan, where his responsibilities included providing technology leadership to its treasury services platforms. Prior to joining JP Morgan, Pathak was one of the co-founders of Vizualize Technologies, which is now called LBi India.

On his new role, Pathak said, “With digital marketing spends on the rise this is perfect timing for Isobar India to be further reinforcing its technical expertise and delivery capabilities.”
 

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Campaign India

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