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Move and win roundup: Week of March 10, 2025

Dentsu, Orange Line, Sparro, and more, in our weekly collection of people moves and account news.

Campaign compiles a new 'Move and win roundup' as each week progresses. 
This edition will cover March 10 through March 14, 2025. 
Catch up on past people moves and business wins

Dentsu India has strengthened its customer experience (CXM) practice with the appointment of Devang Shah as chief business officer for consumer, industrials & commerce, and Hemant Kshirsagar as chief business officer for financial services and fintech. With over 18 years of experience in digital marketing and commerce, he has led growth strategies for brands such as Gabriel & Co, Titan, Nokia, EY, and KPMG. Meanwhile, Kshirsagar brings 17 years of expertise in fintech and digital strategy, having held key positions at Bain, EY, and PwC.

Orange Line, an independent digital marketing consultancy, has announced a series of promotions and hires to its teams across data and analytics, paid media, communications and operations.

  • Aishling Farrell has been promoted to executive general manager, recognising more than seven years with the agency.
  • Gavin Chew takes on the newly created role of general manager, operations. Previously head of media, Chew has been with Orange Line for seven years.
  • Alberto Sanchez steps into the role of head of media, who was previously paid media senior director.
  • Brian Collins joins as head of growth, bringing a wealth of experience in digital strategy, business development and performance marketing. He was head of digital at True Sydney before joining Orange Line. 

Emily Searle has been appointed as planning director at independent digital marketing agency Sparro by Brainlabs. She joins Sparro with nearly 25 years of experience in media and publishing. She was most recently Apparent’s trading and planning director. Searle will work closely with media & growth lead Gino Hadiutomo and managing partner Sarah Davidson to lead the direction of media planning in the business.  

 

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Campaign Asia

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