OgilvyOne names Vipul Salvi as National Executive Creative Director for India

The man behind Lifebuoy's Award Winning Roti Campaign takes on the new role in digital communication from November 16

BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | November 5, 2015

Vipul Salvi

OgilvyOne has announced the appointment of Vipul Salvi as the Executive Creative Director for OgilvyOne Worldwide, India. Salvi moves into his new role on November 16, 2015.

Vikram Menon

Vikram Menon, President and Country Head, OgilvyOne Worldwide, India, said, “We have very ambitious plans for OgilvyOne, and Salvi's  mix of skills across advertising, activation and digital, clubbed with his enthusiasm to try new things is just what we need to infuse a fresh lease of creative energy across our offices, and get them working closer together to deliver better programmes for our clients.”

Salvi joins OgilvyOne from Geometry Global, where he led the transition of Ogilvy Action to Geometry Global, and helped build a completely new and contemporary reputation for the division across its offerings of Shopper, Rural and Experiential Marketing.

Commenting on the new role, Salvi, said,“ In the communications domain, customisation is the next big leap and digital media is the vehicle that will allow us to deliver tailor made campaigns for individuals, not just groups or categories of consumers.  OgilvyOne is India's No. 1 digital agency that has been consistently delivering award winning campaigns in this space, so to be a part of OgilvyOne's future is very exciting.

A Cannes Lion Winner, Salvi brings with him a wealth of experience having worked in agencies in India and abroad, and has won several awards for his work. At Ogilvy, his most recognized work was 'The Lifebuoy Roti Reminder' programme which won a Silver Clio, a bronze Lion and several other regional and international awards.

Salvi is also a professional artist and devoted a couple of years of his life to art starting with his first showing in 2007, and was nominated the year after under '50 best artists of modern India' at a Delhi art show.

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