Havas India introduces Havas People, a global talent communications agency, in the Indian advertising market. Despite global challenges, this move reflects optimism about the future of the Indian market. Havas People, headquartered in London, offers a full-service employer branding agency that covers all aspects of the “People Agenda.”
Their expertise ranges from internal communications to enhance employee engagement and performance, to employer brand positioning aimed at attracting future talent. Through data-driven insights, creative storytelling, and digital innovation, the agency creates compelling employer brands that establish meaningful connections with candidates and drive measurable business impact, The Economic Times reported.
This marks the first time a large-scale advertising network in India has offered bespoke talent communications, strengthening Havas India’s portfolio. Havas People joins the Havas Creative Network India, which has experienced remarkable growth through acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and successful client engagements.
Leading Havas People in India is Arindam Sengupta, previously the chief growth officer of Havas Worldwide India, who has been promoted to the role of managing director for Havas People India. With over 20 years of experience, Sengupta has played a crucial role in managing diverse clients and contributing to Havas India’s growth.
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