Media
Campaign India Team
Jul 06, 2009

RK Swamy Media Group names Les Margulis as president

RK Swamy Media Group has hired Les Margulis (pictured) as president, RK Swamy Media Group/Media Direction.Margulis has 30 years of experience in the media industry.  He is already on board. Margulis was previously heading Media BBDO New York and has worked in Moscow, Ukraine, Australia, South Africa and Dubai and helped BBDO launch Media Direction in 1996.   

RK Swamy Media Group names Les Margulis as president

RK Swamy Media Group has hired Les Margulis (pictured) as president, RK Swamy Media Group/Media Direction.

Margulis has 30 years of experience in the media industry.  He is already on board. Margulis was previously heading Media BBDO New York and has worked in Moscow, Ukraine, Australia, South Africa and Dubai and helped BBDO launch Media Direction in 1996.   

Confirming the news, Shekhar Swamy, group CEO, RK Swamy told Campaign India, “His domain knowledge is outstanding. And we are looking forward to taking Media Direction to the next level with him on board."
 

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