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We have to find non-obvious ways of showing a woman matters: Piyush Pandey | Advertising

linkedin On the sidelines of the India Chapter of the IAA and UNICEF releasing a study on the representation of gender stereotypes in Indian advertising, a panel comprising Megha Tata, MD – South Asia, Discovery Communications; Piyush Pandey, worldwide CCO, and executive chairman – India, Ogilvy; Rohini Miglani, vice president, brand-building integrated communications, Procter and Gamble; and Sapna Chadha, senior marketing director, Google India, took up the same issue.   Tata, who is also the president of the India Chapter of the IAA, explained why this study was conducted. “When UNICEF approached us, we thought it’s a fantastic opportunity. We have always felt the need to address diversity and gender representation. We can change the narrative and we are an industry that can make the difference. Content creates a narrative that represents society. I think as an industry body we feel strongly about how we can make a difference along with advertisers, a

Google Vice President Caesar Sengupta to step down from the company

Google Vice President Caesar Sengupta to step down from the company
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Google pledges $25 million to empower women and girls

Commits grants to NGOs addressing economic inequities faced by women as its next Impact Challenge. 08 Mar, 2021 - 03:16 PM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     NEW DELHI: In a blog post timed for International Women’s Day, Google has put out a call for applications for charitable initiatives focusing on anything from “barriers to economic equality” to “cultivating entrepreneurship.” The tech giant announced a range of programs as well as grants worth $25 million to fund works of non-profits and social enterprises that are committed to empower women and girls. “Women and men remain on unequal footing and these inequalities have worsened in the wake of Covid2019,” Google.org president Jacquelline Fuller said in the post. Fuller cited a statistic showing that women in the US alone have lost more than 5.4 million jobs in 2020, according to the National Women’s Law Center.  Since the coronavirus pandemic started, other organisations have also so

Google CEO Sundar Pichai pledges $25 million to empower women, including in India

Google CEO Sundar Pichai pledges $25 million to empower women, including in India
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