Campaign India Team
Jan 5, 2010

Vizeum appoints GM for Western India

MUMBAI - Aegis Media's Vizeum has appointed Josraj Arakkal as the general manager of Western India.

Vizeum appoints GM for Western India
Arakkal joins from Triton Communications where he was associate director – media services.

Commenting on Arakkal's appointment, S Yesudas (pictured), MD, Indian sub-continent, Vizeum said: "I’m delighted to have Josraj leading our operation in the Western region. With Harit and Sreekanth leading our operations in North and South, respectively, our first phase leadership team is fully in place. Josraj will make a difference to Vizeum as well as our clients/brands. Vizeum is a well collaborated operation with no boundaries. Hence all our clients/brands will get the expertise of our entire senior management."

Josraj has 23 years of work experience across India and Middle East. He has worked with Rediffusion Y&R, Mudra Communications, Karishma Advertising, Enterprise Nexus Communications, Dynamic Advertising (Jeddah), Mindshare (Baharain). He is also a visiting faculty at MICA for media planning.

Vizeum India currently has offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai and its client base consists of BSA Motors, Essar Group, Giovani, Luxor/Parker and iPlayUp.
 
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