Mumbai: GOZOOP Group, a global independent integrated marketing group announced the elevation of Amyn Ghadiali as country head - India (GZ Creative Digital). As part of the new role, Amyn will spearhead the agency's strategic initiatives across its creative digital vertical — GZ Creative Digital, where he will oversee revenue management, creative campaigns and drive integrated business operations. He will report to global CEO and co-founder Ahmed Aftab Naqvi and GOZOOP Group chairman and co-founder Rohan Bhansali.
Amyn Ghadiali kickstarted his journey with GOZOOP Group in 2012, as an account manager and went on to play an integral role in the acquisition of Red Digital in 2013. Advancing through pivotal roles, his last role with GOZOOP Group was president - business & Integration. Over his 10-year journey with GOZOOP Group, he sharpened his business acumen and led award-winning campaigns for major brands like Dell, Star Plus, Kolkata Knight Riders, Parle Nutricrunch, Bisleri, Star Bharat, Viacom18, and Mahindra Lifespaces.
Ghadiali has nurtured and consolidated a team of over 100 plus marketing enthusiasts and has been promoted to spearhead GZ Creative Digital. Under his decisive leadership, he along with his team secured significant wins for marquee clients such as Ashwin Sheth Group, Louis Philippe, Saint Gobain, Tim Hortons, Love Depot by TTK Healthcare Ltd, DBS Bank India, Tata Tele Business Services, ORRA, and many more.
Ghadiali commented, “Same game, different levels. That is how I would describe my new role considering my journey in GOZOOP. The role comes with newer responsibilities and I am grateful to the company for trusting me with it. I will continue building GOZOOP as I have in the past with the same passion but with renewed focus to #BreakTheBox for our partners.”
Naqvi said, “Amyn has consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership and collaborative skills. His strategic vision and relentless drive for excellence have been instrumental in our growth. We look forward to Amyn leading GZ Creative Digital to even greater success in the years ahead."
