Dentsu Creative Webchutney announces National Creative Leadership

They will be reporting to Surjo Dutt, chief creative officer, Dentsu Creative Webchutney.

The agency has appointed eight National Creative Directors (NCDs) across three regions. They are Ajeet Shukla & Giamaria Fernandes (West), Arijit Sengupta & Mark Flory (South), Romit Nair, Moumita Pal, Abhijeet Ray & Manzoor Alam (North).

PepsiCo names Om Jha as Director – Global Media Capabilities

Om Jha started his career at Mahindra Group as section engineer, and then joined Abbott Laboratories. From there, he moved to Idea Cellular, and then worked at KPMG India, airtel, GroupM, and Disney Star.

Previously, Om Jha led PepsiCo as director – media, data, marketing capabilities and partnerships.

FCB India wins creative mandate for Dulcoflex

The win follows an extensive multi-agency pitch and will be managed from the agency's Mumbai office.

As part of this mandate, FCB India will drive integrated marketing campaigns to reinforce Dulcoflex’s leadership in the laxative category and expand its relevance among Indian consumers.

Dentsu India strengthens its CXM practice with key leadership appointments

Devang Shah and Hemant Kshirsagar will collaborate across the network to deliver integrated solutions that tackle complex business challenges and drive measurable results through marketing, technology, and consulting.

Devang Shah joins as chief business officer, consumer, industrials & commerce, while Hemant Kshirsagar takes on the role of chief business officer, financial services & FinTech.

Bitter truth behind food ads: Will stricter regulations finally hold brands accountable?

Dr. Arun Gupta, convenor, Nutrition Advocacy in Public Interest (NAPi), also suggested that FSSAI replace ‘Health Ratings’ (Labelling packaged food products with a star rating based on their nutritional profile) with ‘Warnings’, which favoured consumer health as opposed to the former only benefiting the industry. (Image Source: Unsplash)

Health experts and regulators are calling out deceptive food advertising, from celebrity-endorsed snacks to misleading “healthy” labels. As the government forms a new committee, will this crackdown lead to change?