Publicis Production has announced the appointment of Puneet Bajaj as the new Vice President – Creative Strategy. Bajaj joins from DeltaX, where he previously served as Head of Creative Strategy & Solutions.
Excited about his new role, Puneet shared his enthusiasm on LinkedIn, saying, “Happy to share that I have a new sponsor for my work email ID. Always exciting to build something up from scratch. Starting a new position as VP – Creative Strategy at Publicis Production.”
Puneet brings a strong background in creative strategy and digital marketing, having worked with top brands in various sectors. Before his tenure at DeltaX, Puneet gained valuable experience at leading agencies, including FCB Kinnect, Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Grey Group, and Teach for India. His career has been marked by a focus on brand management, marketing communications, digital analytics, and consumer insights.
Throughout his career, Puneet has worked with over 100 high-profile brands, including HDFC Bank, Asian Paints, Amazon, TVS Motors, P&G, Intel, Disney+ Hotstar, Decathlon, Go First, Dream 11, Star India, and Reliance Digital. This diverse portfolio has honed his ability to create innovative and effective brand campaigns.
In his new position, Puneet will use his expertise to elevate Publicis Production’s creative strategies, collaborating with clients across various industries to develop impactful and forward-thinking brand solutions.
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