Campaign India Team
Apr 23, 2008

Sanjay Sipahimalani quits VGC, joins Bates David

Vyas Giannetti Creative’s executive creative director Sanjay Sipahimalani has called it quits. He is joining Bates David Enterprise in a similar role. When contacted by Campaign India, he confirmed his move. Before VGC, Sipahimalani has worked for various agencies including Grey Worldwide, Publicis Ambience, Euro RSCG, Lowe and SSC&B Lintas. He started his career with Ogilvy Benson & Mather as a copywriter. His brand portfolio includes Tata Safari, Philips, Saffola, Kinetic motorcycles, Kotak Mahindra, Nestle’s Maggi and ABN Amro Bank.

Sanjay Sipahimalani quits VGC, joins Bates David
Vyas Giannetti Creative’s executive creative director Sanjay Sipahimalani has called it quits. He is joining Bates David Enterprise in a similar role. When contacted by Campaign India, he confirmed his move. Before VGC, Sipahimalani has worked for various agencies including Grey Worldwide, Publicis Ambience, Euro RSCG, Lowe and SSC&B Lintas. He started his career with Ogilvy Benson & Mather as a copywriter. His brand portfolio includes Tata Safari, Philips, Saffola, Kinetic motorcycles, Kotak Mahindra, Nestle’s Maggi and ABN Amro Bank.
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