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Campaign India Team
Jul 07, 2025

Moves and Wins: Week of 07 July

Our weekly roundup of the latest appointments and account wins news from Kia India, Movieverse Studios, iLink Digital, Prohed, Social Panga, Social Donut, Screen Academy, Famous Innovations, Hero Realty, Madison Media Sigma, Blackberry, Adlift, Binge labs, Quruz, Teamology,Ting, BEI, Fairmont and Raffles, Chitra Painters, TBWA, JioStar, Madison Media Plus, Grandeavour Communication, Heyyy, Dentsu, Huella Services, Connect Digital, ITW MEA, and many more.

Kia India appoints Atul Sood as senior vice president – sales and marketing.

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