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Aug 06, 2009
OOH Media appoints Vinay Verma as GM, new business development
Out of Home (OOH) Media has appointed Vinay Varma as general manager, new business development. Varma joins OOH Media from VOI news channel, where he was working as the national sales head - lifestyle and active.Speaking about the appointment, Raju Sarin, director, OOH Media said, "Vinay has vast experience in ad sales. He has served various media houses during difficult phases. I am sure he will help OOH Media in revenue growth by opening up new categories. I wish him all the best."
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