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Campaign India Team
Jun 30, 2017

Kedar Teny joins Sony Pictures Networks

Was director, marketing and digital at McDonald's India (West & South) prior

Kedar Teny joins Sony Pictures Networks
Kedar Teny, former director, marketing and digital at McDonald’s India (West & South) has left the organisation to join Sony Pictures Network.
 
Teny has been appointed as senior vice president for marketing and OAP (on-air promotions).
 
Sony's porfolio of sports channels in India include Sony Six, Sony ESPN and the recently acquired bouquet of Ten Sports. 
 
He joined the network earlier this month and will report to Rajesh Kaul, president, distribution and sports business.
 
In a career spanning 20 years, Keny has also worked with iB&W Communications, Lowe Lintas, Bharti Airtel and Hindustan Unilever.
  
 
 
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