Campaign India Team
Oct 04, 2019

Amit Shankar joins Famous Innovations

Moves from Publicis where he was NCD

Amit Shankar joins Famous Innovations
Famous Innovations has announced the appointment of Amit Shankar as creative head for Delhi. Shankar moves from Publicis where he was NCD.
  
Raj Kamble, Founder and CCO, Famous Innovations commented, "I genuinely believe that the best agencies are built when creatives are in charge, but it's hard to find creative talent who can truly take the steering wheel and build an agency, not just ads. It was this entrepreneurial spirit that made us believe in Amit. We're excited about how he's going to take Delhi office to its next chapter and are all with him." 
 
Shankar added, “Advertising as an industry is in its "Renaissance" era. The old practices will have to fade away for it to remain relevant. And it's the brave, new ideas which will further the industry's future. Raj's, and Famous's, motto "Work Beats Network" is the perfect expression of this bold spirit. I am excited to be a part of this thrilling journey to a world where ideas rule and brand love triumphs." 
 
In a career spanning 22 years, he has also worked with Grey, Contract Advertising an JWT.
 
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