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Jan 20, 2009
Lintas Media Group's top restructuring
Lintas Media Group has made major senior level management changes. NP Sathyamurthy has been elevated to the role of president and COO, and will be in charge of the agency's western region operations and its digital collaborative. Sudha Natarajan is taking over as president and COO, in charge of the agency's northern operations, this is in addition to its southern operations and will consequently re-locate to Delhi. Amit Ray will join the group as president with specific charge of the ITC collective and the Kolkata collective.
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