Prakash Nair promoted as president & head of office at Ogilvy Gurugram

Prakash Nair promoted as president & head of office at Ogilvy Gurugram

Nair takes over from Shouvik Roy who moved on from the agency.

Prakash Nair

Mumbai: Ogilvy India has announced the promotion of Prakash Nair to the position of president and head of the office, Ogilvy Gurugram. Nair takes over from Shouvik Roy who decided to move on from the agency.

Nair has been associated with Ogilvy for 19 years. Prior to his move to lead Ogilvy Gurugram, he was associate president at Ogilvy Mumbai, leading work across a large portfolio of clients including all of Mondelez, Tata Motors, and BP Castrol.  

"One of the great things about Ogilvy is the wealth of talent in the company,” said Ogilvy India CEO Kunal Jeswani. “It's been wonderful to have had Shouvik's energy in Ogilvy over the last few years and we are deeply grateful to him for his time with us. As Shouvik moves on, Prakash Nair will take on the role of president and head of office, Ogilvy Gurugram. Prakash is a champion of great creative work and has been instrumental in driving some of our most modern, integrated and award-winning work over the past few years."  

"After having led some big brands, the opportunity to be part of Ogilvy Gurugram and drive the growth story for Ogilvy India presents a new challenge," commented Prakash Nair. "Also, personally to me, Ogilvy Gurugram has been the benchmark for great craft. I'm extremely excited to start my new chapter at Ogilvy here."

"The past two years at Ogilvy were straight out of a thriller. I came in to lead the office just before the pandemic and it was a joy to see how everyone came together to support and grow during such uncertain times," said Shouvik Roy. "Here, I had the opportunity to work with the finest minds in the industry. As I step away from the advertising industry - I can clearly see that this was the best job in the industry I could have had. And am happy that I made this journey - it was a truly remarkable one. I go away from here as an Ogilvy fan, pretty much as I came in.