Campaign India Team
Sep 20, 2021

Rahul Vengalil elevated as managing partner at Isobar

Was chief business officer

Rahul Vengalil
Rahul Vengalil
Isobar has announced the elevation of Rahul Vengalil to the role of managing partner. Vengalil will report to Heeru Dingra, chief executive officer, Isobar India group.
 
Vengalil was chief business officer. 
 
Dingra said, “The solutions we offer are led by talents who possess extraordinary skill sets. Rahul is one of our finest resources with key domain expertise and with the thrill to set up new standards each time. His strategic-led, client-centric approach is in sync with our offerings. We are certain that he will accelerate Isobar’s growth trajectory for India.”
 
Vengalil added, “I am extremely excited to begin this fresh chapter at Isobar India. My experience with Isobar has transformed my journey; and now is the time to set up new benchmarks. We have an awesome team of innovative and creative folks who are aligned with Isobar’s global vision of transforming into the most creative experience agency, worldwide. With our ‘Invent Make Change’ agenda, we are committed to being instrumental in creating an experience economy within India.”
 
Vengalil had first joined Isobar in 2011 as senior group head. He left the agency in 2017 and turned entrepreneur with the launch of What Clicks. He returned to Isobar in 2020. 
 
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Campaign India

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