Campaign India Team
Jul 10, 2009

Publicitas' Neville Taraporewalla to join Microsoft

Neville Taraporewalla, chief executive officer, APAC, Publicitas Digital has joined Microsoft Advertising. Campaign India has reliably learnt that Taraporewalla will be heading the APSG (Advertiser and Publishers Solutions Group) unit at Microsoft. 

Publicitas' Neville Taraporewalla to join Microsoft

Neville Taraporewalla, chief executive officer, APAC, Publicitas Digital has joined Microsoft Advertising. Campaign India has reliably learnt that Taraporewalla will be heading the APSG (Advertiser and Publishers Solutions Group) unit at Microsoft. 

Previous to his time at Publicitas Digital, Taraporewalla was heading Connecturf. Before that, he was country general manager at Yahoo! India. Taraporewalla has also worked at The Times of India Group in India and the Khaleej Times Group in West Asia.
Both Taraporewalla and Microsoft were unavailable for comment.

 

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