Campaign India Team
Mar 09, 2023

Harsha Razdan moves to dentsu

Was with KPMG

Harsha Razdan moves to dentsu
Dentsu Asia Pacific has announced the appointment of Harsha Razdan as CEO, South Asia.
 
Razdan's move is effective 1 May 2023. He was senior partner at KPMG.
 
He will be based in Mumbai and report to Rob Gilby, CEO APAC, dentsu.
 
Gilby said, “India has been through the most profound and impressive digital transformation and the future of the digital economy is bright; with new opportunities being generated by the advent of 5G, proliferation of affordable devices, and the development of a new economy accessible to all. Harsha is an exceptional leader with a deep strategic understanding of the competitive landscape. His background in brand building, overlayed with deep knowledge of tech-driven transformation brings formidable cross-capability expertise and will drive growth opportunities in creating a new value ecosystem for clients with consumers at the centre.”
 
Razdan said, “It is a very exciting time to be leading an agency network in India, especially with the significant progress we are seeing in the digital development of our market and what that means for brands. India is leap-frogging other markets in its adoption and development of new technologies, and it’s critical that agencies are capitalising on new opportunities for brands to speak to new consumers. I can’t wait to get started.”
 
In a career spanning 25 years he has also had stints with PepsiCo, Unilever and Accenture. 
 
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