WCFA appoints Karan Bhatia to its global advisory board

The World Communications Forum Association (WCFA) has announced the appointment of Karan Bhatia as the newest member of the prestigious Global Advisory Board. His appointment was unanimously and enthusiastically approved by both the Executive Committee and all present members during WCFA Annual General Assembly on May 15, 2025. 

“Karan is an influential leader and has been a contributor to the growth of the media and communications industry for over 25 years. He started his career in public relations before transitioning into the media industry. Presently, he is associated as Consultant with exchange4media group. Through his role, he spearheads several initiatives and impactful events to bring fresh perspectives, shape new narratives, and elevate the visibility and influence of India’s communication realm globally,” stated a press release.

He is one of the few Indian professionals to join WCFA’s Global Advisory Board. In his new role, he will serve as a prominent voice for India’s PR and communications industry on the global platform.

“Karan’s expertise, innovative mindset, and strong ethical foundation will be a significant asset to the Board. His presence will further strengthen our commitment to promoting excellence, driving innovation, and upholding the highest standards in global communications. We are truly excited to collaborate with him and are confident he will make a meaningful contribution to the WCFA community,” asserts Maxim Behr, President, WCFA. 

Moreover, Karan expressed his thoughts, stating, “This is indeed a remarkable opportunity for me. Representing a globally respected organization like WCFA in India is both an honour and a responsibility. The communications landscape in India is undergoing significant transformation, and I believe this platform offers the perfect space to amplify both the Indian and global PR narratives. I am thrilled to join the Advisory Board, connect with the fellow leaders, and look forward to the journey ahead.”