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CXO Moves: Execs move up, in and out at Bacardi, Ogilvy, Bisleri, Havas, Mindshare, and more

A round-up of the executives climbing new rungs in careers and exploring new roles. (Representational image: Sabrina Wendl via Unsplash)

All the key executive moves in the world of brands.

Sumanto Chattopadhyay to retire from 82.5 Communications

Sumanto Chattopadhyay, chairman & chief creative officer of 82.5 Communications

Anuraag Khandelwal and Mayur Varma will take on the creative leadership role as joint chief creative officers, 82.5 Communications India.

CXO Moves: Ogilvy, Dentsu, Publicis, Sony Liv, Prime, Edelweiss, Jubilant and more

Ogilvy gets a new India-born top boss in Devika Bulchandani, while Dentsu International loses its head, Wendy Clark. (Representational image: Brooke Lark via Unsplash)

All the key executive moves in the world of brands.

Devika Bulchandani enters the club of Indian-origin CEOs leading global companies

Bulchandani joins the long list of Indian-origin leaders at the helm of multinational conglomerates as CEOs including former Reckitt and new Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan, Chanel’s Leena Nair, Twitter’s Parag Agarwal and Sundar Pichai at Google.(Images: Moneycontrol)

The Amritsar-born executive was announced as the global CEO of Ogilvy.

Devika Bulchandani is Ogilvy’s new global CEO; Andy Main steps down

In this role, Bulchandani will be responsible for all aspects of the creative network’s business across 131 offices in 93 countries.

CXO Moves: Fresh exits and entries, a first-ever CMO position, a streamer’s loss and more

Keep up with all the key people movements in the advertising and marketing world in Storyboard18’s weekly column CXO Moves. Here’s a round-up of the executives who are in, out, and in-between.

Dentsu Webchutney gets a Grand Prix hat-trick; Ogilvy gets two Gold Lions

Representative image (Source: canneslions.com)

Ogilvy India, FCB India, Kinnect bring home Gold at the Cannes Lions

Throwback: A boy, a pug and Hutch

After the ad was released, Cheeka gained recognition as the “Hutch dog”, and as the wallpaper most often downloaded by Hutch customers on their phone screens.(Image: A still from 'Hutch boy dog' ad)

The iconic ad film showed no technology nor talked directly about the phone network, yet effectively communicated the message of the reach of Hutch’s mobile network.

How do top brands appreciate the efforts and creativity of other brands?

A still from the panel discussion.

Excerpt – Ogilvy India CCO trio Kainaz Karmakar, Harshad Rajadhyax and Sukesh Nayak on storytelling to Cannes expectations and much more.