Campaign India Team
Jan 07, 2016

The Social Street gets Deepak Singh as CCO

He was ECD at Dentsu Creative Impact prior

The Social Street gets Deepak Singh as CCO
The Social Street has appointed Deepak Singh as its chief creative officer. Singh moves from Dentsu Creative Impact where he was ECD since April 2015.
 
At The Social Street, he will report to Pratap Bose, founding partner and chairman.
 
Bose said, "I am thrilled that Deepak is joining us! Deepak is one of the most decorated art directors and one of the finest art talents we have in our country. Easy-going, light-hearted and humble to the core, he's proof that looks can be deceiving. Because deep beneath that unassuming persona lies a hunger to keep raising the bar, only to topple it over. I wish him the very best and look forward to seeing some path breaking creativity from him!"
 
Singh said, "I feel advertising now is much more than just TVCs, print and radio. That's why with time we should change and try to explore bigger things. Pratap has a clear vision about his plans for The Social Street and knows why he was hiring me, which gives me more confidence. I think the next generation of advertising is much more than mainline advertising and that is what attracts me to shift, and I feel I can do more challenging things now. Digital/outdoor/interactive/activation makes advertising much bigger and more interesting. I am really looking forward to do some great work for The Social Street. My mainline experience will bring new solutions to clients’ problems.”
 
He added, "I really enjoyed working with Pratap at DDB in the past and I am very fond of his humble and simple nature and way of looking at things. I always wanted to work with him in the future and I am happy he chose me for this position. I know there are a lot of challenges and learnings for me, but I think this partnership with Social Street will add a new dimension to my career.”
 
In a career spanning 15 years he has also worked with TBWA\India, Leo Burnett, Grey Worldwide, McCann Erickson and DDB Mudra.
Source:
Campaign India

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