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Indiassetz appoints Ramakrishna Bhagavan as chief business officer
Mumbai: Real estate wealth management platform Indiassetz has appointed Ramakrishna Bhagavan as chief business officer.
Ramki, as he is popularly known, is a consumer banking veteran with extensive expertise in the retail domain across geographies in both domestic and international markets.
“Ramki has an impeccable track record of leadership and range of business skills that we believe are essential for heading the business at Indiassetz. In 2022, our key focus will be on extending the company’s customer base,” stated Indiassetz CEO Shivam Sinha. “Ramki’s considerable experience in global business, strategic collaborations, and managing massive distribution networks will be beneficial to Indiassetz’s NRI and HNI clientele. Ramki has vast leadership expertise and a track record of building successful organisations and enterprises. Ramki will play a critical role in the development of new growth platforms as Indiassetz’s chief business officer.”
In his earlier roles, Ramki has worked with top Indian banking institutions such as HSBC, Kotak and IDFC First. Prior to joining Indiassetz, he was with Maubank as the head of retail, SME and wealth divisions in Mauritius.
“I am ecstatic to be a part of a company that is redefining real estate investing and assisting clients in maximising the efficiency of their portfolio in India. I am confident that my contribution to Indiassetz will help the company grow in both the Indian and global markets,” said Ramakrishna Bhagavan on his new role.
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Infectious Advertising promotes Siddhartha Singh to CEO and managing partner
Leadership reshuffle sees Nisha Singhania shift focus to strategy and growth
MUMBAI: Infectious Advertising has elevated Siddhartha Singh to chief executive officer and managing partner, marking a key leadership transition at the independent agency.
Singh, who previously served as chief operating officer, has been credited with strengthening the agency’s operational framework and deepening client relationships during a phase of sustained growth. His elevation signals a continued push towards integrating strategy and creativity while scaling the business.
As part of the reshuffle, Nisha Singhania, co-founder and managing partner, will step away from day-to-day executive responsibilities to focus on strategic initiatives and the agency’s next growth phase.
Infectious Advertising co-founders and managing partners Nisha Singhania and Ramanuj Shastry said, “Siddhartha understands both the ambition and the soul of this agency. This elevation reflects the trust he has earned over the years.”
Infectious Advertising chief executive officer Siddhartha Singh said, “Infectious has always been about creating work that people care about. I’m humbled by the trust and excited to lead the agency at a time when there is a significant opportunity to create real impact.”
In his new role, Singh will work closely with the founders to steer the agency’s next phase, with a focus on deeper strategic integration, long-term client partnerships, and continued investment in talent and culture.
The transition underscores the agency’s emphasis on internal leadership development as it looks to build a future-ready organisation anchored in its core values.
