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Assembly gets its first India CEO: Alap Ghosh steps up to the plate
MUMBAI: In a move that’s set to assemble a formidable force in the Indian media landscape, Assembly, the global omnichannel media agency under the Stagwell network, has appointed Alap Ghosh as its inaugural CEO for India. Based in Mumbai, Ghosh will officially take the reins on 1 August 2025, reporting directly to Matt Adams, global chief operating officer of Assembly.
Ghosh, a digital doyen with over 25 years under his belt, brings a wealth of expertise across the digital ecosystem, having navigated the intricate worlds of advertising technology, marketing technology, and programmatic platforms throughout his illustrious career. He joins Assembly after a stint at Google India, where he was the head of data and technology partnerships, a role that saw him spearhead marketing technology and digital innovation for Google’s enterprise partners and clients. His resume also boasts leadership roles at Jellyfish and even a successful data consultancy he founded himself, giving him a panoramic view across supply, demand, innovation, and revenue functions. With a proven knack for building teams, scaling operations, and driving digital advancement, Ghosh is clearly the right fit to usher in Assembly’s next phase of growth in India.
In his fresh new role, Ghosh will be tasked with knitting together Assembly’s media operations across Mumbai and Bangalore, forging a unified offering that spans media, creative, technology, and commerce. His leadership will be pivotal in accelerating growth and crafting more interconnected omnichannel experiences that promise to make brands truly perform across the region. It seems Assembly is all set to build something truly special.
“Alap’s appointment marks an exciting new chapter for Assembly in India,” said Assembly Global CEO Rick Acampora. “India is an important growth market for Assembly and for many of our global clients, and we’re committed to realizing its full potential. Alap brings the right mix of crosssector experience and proven leadership to help us build something genuinely differentiated in this region.”
“I’m excited to join Assembly at such a pivotal moment for Assembly and for India,” said Ghosh. “By bringing our teams together, with one vision and voice, we can create something bold, unified, and fit for purpose for what’s next for India. India is moving fast creatively, culturally, and digitally and we have a real opportunity to build an offering that delivers for today’s clients and sets a new benchmark for what’s possible in this market’s future.”
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Sujata launches ‘Sujata For Life’ bridal campaign
Film ties mixer grinders to wedding gifting, familiarity and transition.
MUMBAI: In a new home full of unknowns, sometimes it’s the hum of a mixer that feels like home. Sujata Appliances has rolled out a new campaign titled ‘Sujata For Life’, placing its mixer grinder range at the heart of one of life’s most emotional transitions marriage. The film centres on a bride stepping into her new home, navigating unfamiliar faces, routines and spaces. Amid the uncertainty, a familiar kitchen companion, the Sujata mixer grinder becomes an anchor, quietly reconnecting her to the comfort of her past. The narrative leans into a simple but evocative idea: even as life changes, some constants travel with you.
With this campaign, Sujata shifts gears from purely functional messaging to emotional storytelling. Long associated with durability and performance, the brand is now positioning itself as a silent participant in everyday milestones from recreating family recipes to easing the rhythms of a new household.
The digital-led campaign taps into cultural insight as well. Mixer grinders have long been a staple in Indian wedding gifting, making them not just appliances but symbols of continuity. By weaving itself into this ritual, Sujata reinforces its legacy while aligning with a more contemporary, emotion-driven brand narrative.
Fagun Mittal from Sujata Appliances’ marketing team noted that the brand has been a constant in Indian homes for decades, and the campaign reflects how that familiarity extends into life’s biggest transitions. Weddings, he suggested, are not just about new beginnings, but also about carrying forward what is trusted.
At its core, the campaign reflects a broader shift in how everyday products are being viewed not just as tools, but as companions embedded in memory, habit and identity.
In the end, it’s less about what’s in the kitchen, and more about what it brings with it: a sense of belonging, one familiar sound at a time.
