Campaign India Team
Mar 19, 2010

Mudra MAX ropes in Vikas Bhambri as senior VP - OOH

Mudra MAX has appointed Vikas Bhambri (pictured) as senior VP - OOH. Bhambri will handle businesses for OOH as a key member in the growth of Mudra MAX. Prior to this appointment, he was with TDI International India as VP – sales and marketing.

Mudra MAX ropes in Vikas Bhambri as senior VP - OOH
Mudra MAX has appointed Vikas Bhambri (pictured) as senior VP - OOH. Bhambri will handle businesses for OOH as a key member in the growth of Mudra MAX. Prior to this appointment, he was with TDI International India as VP – sales and marketing.

Speaking about the appointment, Mandeep Malhotra, senior VP, Mudra MAX said, "Vikas comes in at a time when we are getting ready to chart a new course. He will be our key resource in our pursuit of providing business solutions to our clients through OOH media. I am confident of his capability of taking outdoor to the next level of professional excellence.”

Commenting on his new role, Bhambri said “I am very excited to be a part of the Mudra MAX Group. Mudra MAX is the only organization today which provides a platform where all the client’s needs can be addressed under a single roof. It has the most creditable team of professionals in the industry and I am very happy to be a part of this elite team.”                

Bhambri has over 15 years of experience in media. The companies he has previously worked in include MMT India, OAP India, JC Decaux and Clear Channel Communication. 

 

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Campaign India

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