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L’Oreal wants to be the beauty advisor to India: Aseem Kaushik, L’Oreal India MD

According to Aseem Kaushik, L’Oreal is going to focus on b th penetration and valorization for consumers in the times to come. (Image via LinkedIn)

The Indian beauty market is expected to grow to €9 billion by 2026 led by all categories being very dynamic, according to Aseem Kaushik, L’Oreal India managing director.

Rediffusion’s Kalyani Srivastava joins Ogilvy as associate president

Kalyani Srivastava began her career at Rediffusion Y&R *in 2011 as assistant vice president and chief of staff. Then, she rose the ranks as vice president and joint president.

Kalyani Srivastava led Rediffusion as executive vice president and head.

AnyMind Group appoints Gargee Banerjee

In her entire career span, Gargee Banerjee has worked in leadership positions in DNA, DB Corp Ltd (Radio Div), Big FM, and Saatchi & Saatchi wherein she handled the accounts of Videocon, Ranbaxy, Radio Khaitan, British High Commission, and ONGC amongst others.

Gargee Banerjee will work towards helping the company capture potential growth opportunities across mid-market segments/companies.

Shobiz forays into exhibition industry; appoints Tejinder Nagi and Subir Majumdar

Tejinder Nagi (left) and Subir Majumdar (right) will steer the exhibition vertical.

The agency has over 100+ clients in its portfolio across several sectors including Hindustan Unilever, One Plus, Google, Hyundai Motors, Kia Motors, Siemens, and Schneider Electric, among others.

Stellantis’ Saurabh Vatsa joins Nissan as deputy managing director

Saurabh Vatsa holds a masters in business administration specialised in marketing from International Management Institute.

Saurabh Vatsa was previously brand head for Citreon at Stellantis.

Rahul Vengalil moves on from Everest Brand Solutions

He holds a bachelors' degree in mechanical engineering from Government Engineering College, Thrissur.

Rahul Vengalil was executive director Everest Brand Solutions.

MC CEO Survey: 98 percent of India Inc. optimistic about business sentiment in the country

On December 7, India’s Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, urged Indian companies to embrace global uncertainty for the rest of the decade and start investing rather than waiting for improved demand conditions. (Representative Image: via Unsplash)

The survey showed that 47.2 percent of CEOs were optimistic, and nearly 51 percent were cautiously optimistic about current economic trends. Additionally, nearly 70 percent of Indian businesses plan to make fresh investments in the next six months amid stronger corporate and bank balance sheets and the government’s capital expenditure push.

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