Benjamin Li
Sep 15, 2010

Everest Brand Solutions welcomes Romeen Yarkhan onboard as ECD

MUMBAI - Indian advertising agency Everest Brand Solutions (EBS) has appointed Romeen Yarkhan as its executive creative director.

Romeen Yarkhan
Romeen Yarkhan

Yarkhan is a qualified chartered accountant with over 15 years' advertising experience in India and Indonesia. He is a copy-based CD and has worked with a number of 4A agencies including McCann (Mumbai), JWT (Mumbai), Lowe (Delhi) and Max Advertising in Jakarta.

Before joining EBS, Yarkhan (pictured) worked as creative director at Draft FCB Ulka on brands including Tata Motors, Tata Telecom DOCOMO, ICL, Zee Network, Nestle, Unilever, Vaseline and Oral Care.

"I am proud to come on board and fortunate to work on brands like confectionary manufacturer Parle, Everest's client of 64 years," said Yarkhan.

Everest Brand Solutions' client portfolio includes Tata Housing, CNN-IBN, Indian Overseas Bank, Bombay Chemicals, Parle and Zandu.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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