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Home / Business / Prasanth Kumar Re Elected President Of Advertising Agencies Association Of India

Prasanth Kumar re-elected president of Advertising Agencies Association of India

Rana Barua was unanimously elected vice-president of the association
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:41 PM Oct 07, 2024 IST
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Prasanth Kumar, CEO - South Asia of GroupM Media (India) Pvt Ltd was re-elected as the president of Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) at its Annual General Body Meeting held in Mumbai.

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Rana Barua, Group CEO - Havas India, South East and North Asia (Japan & South Korea) was unanimously elected vice-president of the association.

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Other elected members of the board include Sam Balsara, Tanya Goyal, Tapas Gupta, Vishandas Hardasani, Mohit Joshi, Santosh Kumar, Kunal Lalani, Rohan Mehta, Chandramouli Muthu, Vikram Sakhuja, Kalyan Sarkar and K Srinivas.

Former president, Anupriya Acharya will be the ex-officio member of the AAAI Board for 2024-25.

Prasanth Kumar said, “Our goal is to provide steadfast support to the entire ecosystem, helping the industry navigate challenges and seize new opportunities.”

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