Euro RSCG stages management reshuffle in India

Euro RSCG stages management reshuffle in India

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MUMBAI: Euro RSCG India has announced a restructuring of its management team with immediate effect.

Euro RSCG Delhi director Sushant Panda has been elevated to the role of managing partner and CEO of Euro RSCG India.
 
Chief creative officer Satbir Singh has been promoted as managing partner and CCO of Euro RSCG India. Also, stepping up is Shavon Barua from director of Mumbai to the newly created position of president, west and south of Euro RSCG India.

Said Euro RSCG Asia Pacific chairman Juan Rocamora, “Between Satbir, Sushant and Shavon we have brilliant talent that are poised to step up and lead us on our next phase of growth. During their time with us, Satbir and Sushant have worked closely as partners and we look forward to carrying this energy on to the next level. In the past two years we have doubled in growth in India and our aim is to continue to outpace market-growth.”
 
Panda has over two decades of experience, having worked in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore as well as a stint in Colombo. He has worked at agencies such as Trikaya Grey, JWT, TBWA, Bates and has been at the helm of Euro RSCG Delhi for five years.

Singh joined Euro RSCG six years ago, first as ECD of the Delhi office. Following a series of successes on the creative front and a string of new business wins, he was promoted to ECD and then made CCO of India. He has worked at agencies such as Trikaya, Leo Burnett, Contract, Equus, Ulka and Ogilvy.
 
Barua has been leading the Euro RSCG Mumbai office since January 2010. This is her second stint at Euro RSCG; she was previously in the Delhi office running the Reckitt Benckiser business--one of Euro RSCG’s largest global accounts.

Barua brings over 15 years of experience to the role and has led global brands such as Pepsi, Nestle, Colgate, Palmolive and Lakme Lever (Unilever) at various agencies such as JWT, Publicis, Y & R, and SSC&B Lintas.

Euro RSCG India works with a range of clients, including IBM, Baskin Robbins, Max New York Life and HDFC Bank.