22feet Tribal WW re-appoints Anvita Arora as VP & Mumbai Head; Shyam Nair as ECD

New Delhi: 22feet Tribal Worldwide has announced the appointment of Anvita Arora as Vice-President & Head of Mumbai and Shyam Nair as Executive Creative Director. 

The announcement marks their return to the company after stints across top creative networks. 

Arora has experience working across digital, content, and strategy at Yahoo, Ogilvy, Supari Studios, Kulfi Collective, and most recently, Creativeland Asia. 

With leadership roles at VML, Lowe, and Creativeland Asia, Nair has led campaigns for brands like Disney Star, Netflix, and Spotify.

Vanaja Pillai, President, 22feet Tribal Worldwide, said, “Over the past few years, we’ve seen strong growth and had the privilege of working with an ambitious set of brands that push us to raise the bar. Welcoming Anvita and Shyam again is not just about familiar faces returning; it’s about the energy, trust, and shared history they carry with them. Their return is a testament to the work we’re doing, the environment we’ve built, and the exciting road ahead for our clients and teams.”

Arora said, “I’ve always had a soft spot for 22feet Tribal WW. The people are sharp, the culture is electric, and the work has always had teeth. My primary goal is straightforward: to grow the business, expand the brands, and build teams that thrive on ideas and collaboration. What sets 22feet apart is its guts. It’s one of the few agencies that has stayed proudly digital while still thinking like a brand builder. I plan to take that legacy and push it further, creating work that doesn’t just land but lingers, work that clients back and audiences actually feel.”

“At 22feet Tribal WW, I believe we can do more than just making ads. We can craft stories that earn attention, move culture, and live beyond the brief. With the talent, the brands, and the drive to outdo ourselves, we can create work that’s built for the medium, not just the media plan. Because the best advertising doesn’t feel like advertising, it feels like something worth sharing," added Nair.