FCB India names Hari Krishnan as Chief Growth Officer

FCB India has appointed Hari Krishnan as its new Chief Growth Officer. He will be reporting to Dheeraj Sinha, Group CEO of FCB India & South Asia. Prior to this appointment, he was associated with Tilt Brand Solutions as Chief Business Officer.

As part of his new role, Krishnan will develop and grow new areas of expertise across the FCB group agencies. He will lead growth initiatives across the network by leveraging full-funnel marketing, and driving new business development. 

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Krishnan holds over 20 years of experience in advertising, marketing, and consulting. He has worked with agencies like Mullen Lowe (India and Sri Lanka) Grey Group, JWT, among others. He has collaborated with both global and Indian brands across various sectors, including Britannia, Unilever, Tata Tea, Saffola, Tanishq, Titan, Maruti Suzuki, Audi, Ford, Havells, Future Generali, Dell, Myntra, Swiggy, PhonePe, and Flipkart. Through integrated solutions, he has helped these brands achieve growth.

Dheeraj Sinha, Group CEO, FCB India & South Asia, said, “Growth today is about orchestrating capabilities across creativity, data, content, digital, and technology. Hari brings the vision and experience to harness the power of full-funnel thinking and new business development. With him on board, we are ready to build and scale new areas of expertise, working closely with senior business strategy leaders to help build growth across our portfolio. Bringing Hari on board is a significant step in how we live our ambition of Growth, Glory, and Guts together as a team.”

Hari Krishnan, Chief Growth Officer, FCB India, added, “What excites me about FCB India is its ability to bring together creative firepower, digital depth, and platform-native talent. My focus will be to drive compounding growth for our clients by orchestrating integrated full-funnel solutions, partnering where it counts, and building sustainable growth models for the future.”