Campaign India Team
Jun 12, 2008

Publicis West's Parag Tembulkar joins TBWA Paris

Parag Tembulkar, after being with Publicis West for 2 years as group creative director on Washington's Lottery and Hewlett Packard, moves to the Paris office of TBWA as European creative director TBWA\G1 (Nissan) where he reports to President & Executive Creative Director Erik Vervrogen.Prior to being with Publicis West, Parag spent most of his time with BBH Asia-Pacific, based in Singapore, working on brands like Levi's and Axe. Parag's career includes stints at TBWA Singapore,Euro RSCG Ball Partnership, Singapore and Ogilvy in Mumbai. 

Publicis West's Parag Tembulkar joins TBWA Paris

Parag Tembulkar, after being with Publicis West for 2 years as group creative director on Washington's Lottery and Hewlett Packard, moves to the Paris office of TBWA as European creative director TBWA\G1 (Nissan) where he reports to President & Executive Creative Director Erik Vervrogen.

Prior to being with Publicis West, Parag spent most of his time with BBH Asia-Pacific, based in Singapore, working on brands like Levi's and Axe. Parag's career includes stints at TBWA Singapore,Euro RSCG Ball Partnership, Singapore and Ogilvy in Mumbai.

 

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