Campaign India Team
Apr 20, 2022

Wondrlab appoints Sameet Ali Soni as content lead

Moves from Wunderman Thompson

Wondrlab appoints Sameet Ali Soni as content lead
Wondrlab has announced the appointment of Sameet Ali Soni as content lead. He moves from Wunderman Thompson's Bengaluru office, where he was AVP and senior creative director.
 
At Wondrlab, he will report to Amit Akali, co-founder and CCO, Wondrlab and What’s Your Problem.  He will partner Rahul Mahahjan who was recently elevated as creative lead.
 
Akali said, “We’ve done away with the 13/14 designations that other agencies have. Our senior-most creative positions are our ‘content leads’ and ‘content directors'. Sameet is someone I’ve worked with at the beginning of his career. Even then, he was a special talent creating the iconic Bingo Mad Angles ‘board room’ film. While he brings many more skills with him now, he brings the same love for advertising. The last year (our first at Wondrlab) has been amazing with us winning some of the biggest and most exciting brands that are looking for the platform first, new-age, truly integrated work. The coming days are full of opportunities and I am sure someone senior and experienced like Sameet and Rahul will help us make the most of it.”
 
Soni added, “What’s Your Problem and Wondrlab have been doing some wonderful integrated work for all its brands with fresh platform-first ideas. I am really excited as I set out on a new journey and of course, working with my old boss and mentor Amit Akali.”
 
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