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Mindshare appoints Kalyan Undinty as head of e-commerce
Kalyan Undinty joined Mindshare from Reckitt, where he scaled a dynamic and sustainable e-commerce business over the past eight years.
Kalyan Undinty said, “It's an exciting opportunity to explore new avenues and create transformative experiences, driving sustainable growth in the e-commerce ecosystem. Together, we'll utilize data-driven insights, consumer-centric strategies, and cutting-edge technology to surpass our clients' and consumers' expectations. I'm excited to join the team and help shape Mindshare's e-commerce agenda.”
Mindshare, the media services company that is part of GroupM and WPP, announced the appointment of Kalyan Undinty as the head of e-commerce.
With diverse experience spanning e-commerce, sales, marketing, and supply chain, Undinty joined Mindshare from Reckitt, where he scaled a dynamic and sustainable e-commerce business over the past eight years.
Amin Lakhani, chief executive officer, Mindshare – South Asia, said, " His extensive experience in building and scaling e-commerce businesses will help us innovate and deliver exceptional results for our clients. As brands embark on a journey of growth and transformation, we want to help them leverage the power of e-commerce to redefine strategies and drive tangible value for them. Together, we will chart new territories, elevate customer experiences in the ever-evolving realm of digital commerce."
Undinty said, “It's an exciting opportunity to explore new avenues and create transformative experiences, driving sustainable growth in the e-commerce ecosystem. Together, we'll utilize data-driven insights, consumer-centric strategies, and cutting-edge technology to surpass our clients' and consumers' expectations. I'm excited to join the team and help shape Mindshare's e-commerce agenda.”
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