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Apr 04, 2018

Jyoti Mahendru joins McCann Worldgroup India as head of human resources

Last full-time assignment was with Bharti Walmart

Jyoti Mahendru joins McCann Worldgroup India as head of human resources
McCann Worldgroup India has announced the appointment of Jyoti Mahendru as EVP - human resources. Her last full-time assignment was with Bharti Walmart India where she was VP - people. Post that she went independent and set up a consulting practice.  
 
Prasoon Joshi, chairman Apac, CEO and CCO, McCann Worldgroup India, said, “Jyoti will add more value to our organization. She has vast and varied experience and also an understanding and sensitivity towards a people driven culture”
 
Mahendru said, “I am excited to be part of the most creative and most awarded agency in India and look forward to support the company and its growth through meaningful HR contribution.”
 
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