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Asiya Bakht
Jun 9, 2009

Aegis launches Vizeum in India

NEW DELHI - Aegis Media has rolled out its Vizeum agency brand in India and has appointed S Yesudas to head the new outfit as managing director.

Aegis launches Vizeum in India
Yesudas has spent 17 years in the media industry with stints in India and overseas markets. He was most recently CEO of RK Swamy Media Group.

He will report to Ashish Bhasin, chairman of India and CEO of Southeast Asia at Aegis Media, who said: “Aegis Media has a vision for India and a strong commitment to achieve it. The launch of Vizeum is our latest step on that path.”

The launch of Vizeum complements Aegis Media Group offerings in India such as Posterscope, Isobar, Carat Fresh Integrated and Carat Media.
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