Member of Parliament and Rajya Sabha, and also the Chairman – ZEE and Essel Group, Dr Subhash Chandra’s presence will be a key highlight at the 2017 exchange4media Conclave to be held in Mumbai at Taj SantaCruz on October 27. Dr Chandra, the chief guest for the evening, will address the audience and share his insights on a variety of relevant and exciting topics.

Dr Chandra, a legendary media baron whose journey has inspired millions, motivates the youth of India by engaging with them on the ‘Dr Subhash Chandra Show’ aired on Zee News and Zee Business. Dr Chandra has been elected to the Upper House of Indian parliament from Haryana in Rajya Sabha election 2016. He has an honorary degree from UEL.

The umbrella theme for the conclave this year is ‘Leveraging Open Innovation to Engage Consumers’.

The exchange4media Conclave 2017 focuses on how marketers can collaborate and learn from people having different skillsets, strengths and specialities and create solutions that have a far-reaching impact.

The keynote speaker last year was Mainardo de Nardis, CEO, OMD Worldwide. Some of the other speakers over the years include Shereen Daver – Global Business Director, JWT Worldwide, Tim Andree, Executive Chairman, Dentsu Aegis Network & Executive Vice President, Member of The Board, Dentsu Inc., Dominic Proctor, President GroupM Global, Geetu Verma, Executive Director, Foods & Refreshment, Hindustan Unilever, John Sheehy, President, Global Operations, Starcom Mediavest, Michael Wall, Global CEO, Lowe & Partners, Mike Cooper, Worldwide CEO, PHD, Vikram Sakhuja, Global CEO, Maxus and Vishnu Mohan, CEO, APAC Havas Media.

The exchange4media Group organises its flagship event exchange4media Conclave every year, for the media and marketing sector. In the last 16 years, the exchange4media Conclave has become the definitive platform where media agencies, brands and media owners convene to delve on the trends, issues and developments that are not only shaping the face of the business, but also will influence future readiness.

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