Campaign India Team
Apr 13, 2016

Saad Khan appointed VP - strategic planning at FCB Ulka

He joins from Marketing Unplugged, a venture he co-founded with current FCB Ulka vice chairman Suman Srivastava

Saad Khan appointed VP - strategic planning at FCB Ulka
FCB Ulka Advertising has appointed Saad Khan as vice president, strategic planning. Prior to this, Khan was co-founder of Marketing Unplugged, a venture he and Suman Srivastava, vice chairman, strategic planning, FCB Ulka Group had co-founded.
 
Srivastava said, “Saad is one of the most creative planners that I have ever worked with. Many creative people have told me that they love working with Saad because he makes their job easy. To me that is the highest compliment that a planner can get. I have worked with Saad almost continuously for the last 10 years and it is great to have him as part of the strategic planning team at FCB Ulka.”
 
Khan said, "Excited to be back in the business of advertising after consulting. It is like coming back to the alma mater. There is a lot of energy and fervour at FCB Ulka which is infectious, and this agency culture driven by Rohit Ohri and Suman Srivastava, will propel me to do work which is distinctive and brave and will help client businesses stand out and grow."
 
He has also worked with Leo Burnett, Lowe Lintas, Dentsu Marcomm and Euro RSCG (now Havas Worldwide).
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Campaign India

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