Famous Innovations elevates Mithila Saraf as CEO

In a statement, the agency says that in her last 10-years at Famous, Mithila Saraf has steered growth for more than 50 brands including Raymond, Mahindra, Titan, Van Heusen, Budweiser, Absolut, Jameson, Diageo and Unilever among others.

Saraf began her career with Famous as an intern and played multiple roles over the years, the last one being business head – Bengaluru.

How WPP’s Landor, Wunderman Thompson transformed Monster to foundit

In the earlier avatar, Monster has been a job platform for over two decades. A lot has changed since then. With the rapid digitisation and influx of platforms such as LinkedIn, job boards and listing platforms have to be redefined especially for younger workforce.

A behind-the-scenes view of Monster’s rebranding that signals a new meaning and direction for the brand.

FCB Interface onboards Gaurav Dudeja as chief operating officer

With over 21 years in the industry, Gaurav Dudeja brings the expertise of building and leading high-performing marketing communication teams. This is on the back of playing leadership roles across advertising and marketing in the last 10 years at Leo Burnett, Fortis Healthcare, Philips India and DDB Mudra.

Gaurav Dudeja will be based out of the agency’s Mumbai office and report to Joemon Thaliath, vice chairman and CEO of FCB Interface.

Workplace Bullying: How Unilever’s Nitin Paranjpe dealt with a boss who was a bully

Nitin Paranjpe, 61, joined Unilever's Indian unit in 1987 as a management trainee. He was the youngest CEO at the Indian unit and had a successful five-year tenure at the helm of HUL before he took on the role of president-homecare business in 2013.

Paranjpe, who is non-executive chairman of HUL and chief transformation officer and chief people officer at Unilever, says that he dealt with a former boss whose working style was nothing short of bullying.