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Muskan Jindal joins Miraggio as assistant manager, PR and experiential
After four years at Ruder Finn India, where she rose from associate account executive to account manager, the communications professional turns her attention to fashion
NEW DELHI: New job, new address, same appetite for the quirks. Muskan Jindal has joined Miraggio as assistant manager, PR and experiential, in October 2026, closing a four-year chapter at Ruder Finn India and opening one in fashion.
Her sign-off was characteristically brisk. “BRB, making fashion my business. Literally.” The move follows four years and three months at Ruder Finn India, a stint she describes as one that left her with “more stories than you can fit into a LinkedIn post”. She leaves carrying, in her words, the lessons, the people and the experiences that made it what it was.
The numbers tell their own story. Jindal joined Ruder Finn India in Gurugram, Haryana, in August 2022 as an associate account executive. She became an account executive in November 2023 and a senior account executive in November 2024. In October 2025 she was made account manager, the post she held until her departure. That is four rungs of the ladder in a little over three years, a pace that suggests an agency that noticed her work and a professional who earned the attention.
The agency years sit on a foundation laid early. Jindal began as a content writer at Limeroad.com in 2019, an internship that ran from March to May. In 2021 she spent four months as a researcher at Eat My News, from March to June. In April 2022 she interned at Network18 Media & Investments Limited in Delhi, just before joining Ruder Finn India. Writing, research and media exposure: a tidy trio for anyone headed into public relations.
Her new brief at Miraggio pairs two disciplines that increasingly share a border. PR builds a brand’s reputation in the press, while experiential work puts that reputation into the hands, and onto the Instagram feeds, of customers. For a fashion business, the two are hard to separate. A move from agency to brand side is also a familiar career pivot, trading a portfolio of clients for the singular pursuit of one name.
Jindal’s own summary is simple: new address, same love for all the quirks. In fashion, a business built on quirks, that seems a sound qualification.
