Enormous announces Joy Chauhan as Fractional CMO

Enormous Brands has announced the appointment of Joy Chauhan as Fractional Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Chauhan joins Enormous from erstwhile JWT/Wunderman Thompson (WT) (now VML) where in his last role, he served as Managing Partner (North) & Chief Client Officer (WT India). 

Under his leadership, the North office was responsible for brands like PepsiCo, Nestle, GSK, Hero MotoCorp, Honda Motors, Apollo Tyres, Indigo Airlines, Vivo phones, and The Times of India to name a few. Prior to JWT/WT, North, Chauhan was the head of the agency's Sri Lanka operations and JWT (South). Chauhan has also worked at McCann and Grey Worldwide.

With experience of over 18 years at JWT, Chauhan has worked in sectors as diverse sectors and can lead an agency in driving solutions for clients. He is poised to steer clients through today’s business challenges with a fresh spectrum of strategic solutions designed for growth.

Ashish Khazanchi, Managing Partner at Enormous, expressed his enthusiasm about the new addition, "The scape and the fragmentation of what a brand needs to do today to stay relevant in the marketplace has exploded. The job of an agency is to steer all aspects of a brand’s growth. Joy’s wealth of experience brings a whole new dimension to our offerings. At a time when brands are seeking breakthrough strategies amidst market fragmentation, this partnership transforms opportunities for our clients.”

Sharing his views on joining the agency and the role ahead, Joy Chauhan said, "After over 25 years with various network agencies to be a part of an independent set-up was something I was keen on. Enormous is one of the top advertising agencies in India at the moment and there is no better time for independent setups than now. What started with just a free-wheeling chat with Ashish turned out to be this very interesting engagement. Enormous has nothing to prove as far as creativity goes and is at crossroads of next-level growth and scaling up. I am happy to be a small part of this very large story in the making."