Campaign India Team
Feb 02, 2023

Kaizzen elevates Nikhil Pavithran and Prashant Subramanian

Pavithran was in charge of operations in Western India and Subramanian was handling the Delhi market

From left: Nikhil Pavithran and Prashant Subramanian
From left: Nikhil Pavithran and Prashant Subramanian
Kaizzen has announced the elevation of Nikhil Pavithran as group president and Prashant Subramanian as head - North India. 
 
Pavithran was in charge of operations in Western India. Whereas, Subramanian was handling the Delhi market for Kaizzen.
 
Vineet Handa, CEO, Kaizzen, said, “I am delighted to announce the elevation of Nikhil Pavithran and Prashant Subramanian as Group President and Head North India, respectively. Both have been instrumental in Kaizzen’s meteoric rise, and I know that they will do everything in their power to grow Kaizzen to greater heights. I wish Nikhil and Prashant the very best for their new roles.”
 
Pavithran said, “It is a matter of great honour for me to have been a part of Kaizzen’s growth over the last couple of years. I look forward to leading its talented team in increasing the company’s national and international footprint. As the Group President, I am excited to work towards Kaizzen’s holistic expansion, providing opportunities for its people, and diversification of the agency’s client portfolio across varied sectors.” With over 18 years of experience and working with various agencies across sectors, Nikhil brings with him a wide range of experience in brand communications and integrated marketing.
 
Subramanian added, “As the communication industry is subject to constant evolution, we aspire to leverage new-age technology and communication platforms to create newer opportunities Kaizzen’s Stakeholders. Their trust in us has been integral in this journey, and we look forward to their support in helping Kaizzen achieve greater heights in the future. It has been a privilege to be part of this journey with Kaizzen and I look forward to working closely with the management and team to expand our portfolio across North.”
 
 
 
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