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Campaign India Team
Sep 01, 2025

Moves and wins: Week of 1 September

Our weekly roundup of the latest appointments and account wins from Zee, Havas India, Fun Flips, SquadStack.AI, JSW Sports, DDB Tribal, Dentsu, FTA Global, Divo Music, PinkVilla, Truecaller Ads, Grey India, Adfactors PR, Madison Media, V Spark Communications, McCann Worldgroup India, Vigor Media Worldwide, Nothing, PVNA Group, TukTuki, TrucksUp, Flash Communications, CreativeFuel, and many more.

Havas India promotes Anupama Ramaswamy to managing director, CCO

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