Campaign India Team
Dec 24, 2019

Zenith's Nitesh Kumar joins PivotRoots

Will head agency's operations in Delhi

Zenith's Nitesh Kumar joins PivotRoots
Pivotroots has announced the launch of its operations in Delhi and the appointment of Nitesh Kumar to lead it as VP - media and new business. 
 
Kumar moves from ZenithOptimedia where he was VP. 
 
Kumar said, “I am truly excited about joining the PivotRoots family. Their impressive work and people culture makes it an ideal place for scaling new heights. I look forward to getting on this fruitful journey with the entire team.” 
 
Shibu Shivanandan, founder and MD, PivotRoots, said, “We are super excited to scale up our operations and welcome Nitesh Kumar to our family. He will help us boost our capabilities in building better digital solutions for our clients and accelerating our expansion. With a growing roster of clients in Delhi like Grofers, Clovia and others, this is the perfect time for Nitesh to come on board and help us in keeping that momentum going.”
 
Kumar has also worked with Blazar, Ogilvy, Media2win and Lintas. 
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