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Campaign India Team
Dec 07, 2015

Suresh Balakrishna to join Kinetic as CEO South Asia and Middle East

He was CEO of BPN prior

Suresh Balakrishna to join Kinetic as CEO South Asia and Middle East
Out-of-home advertising agency Kinetic has roped in Suresh Balakrishna as CEO for India, the Middle East and South Asia.
 
Balakrishna will be taking up his new role in January 2016 and report to Mauricio Sabogal, global CEO, Kinetic Worldwide.
 
He joins the agency from IPG Mediabrands’ BPN (Brand Programming Network).
 
Sabogal said, "I’m very happy to welcome Suresh to the Kinetic team. He is a true media visionary who is very well regarded throughout India, and I’m confident that he will be a real asset in helping us lead Kinetic into the future."
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