FCB Kinnect, a creative integrated agency has announced the appointment of Henna Pande as Executive Vice President – North. Pande went on a sabbatical in 2024 and has returned to lead Kinnect’s expanding Delhi office.
With more than 15 years of industry experience, Henna has been instrumental in scaling businesses and shaping Kinnect’s Delhi operations. During her impactful six-year tenure, culminating as Vice President (North), she grew the team from 15 to over 100 Kinnectors, built high-performing teams, and collaborated with global powerhouses such as Amazon, Nokia, Bausch + Lomb, vivo, Vistara, and more.
Henna Pande, EVP – North, FCB Kinnect, said, “Returning to FCB Kinnect feels like coming home. Having built the Delhi operations from the ground up, I’m excited to step into this new era of Kinnect. Partnering with Rohan and Chandni has always been a high-growth, high-impact experience, and now, with Neville and Priyanka fostering a culture of idea-first thinking, we have a distinct edge – turning bold creative visions into measurable business success. The energy, ambition, and vision at Kinnect are truly unmatched, and I’m eager to collectively break barriers, set new benchmarks, and make a lasting impact.”
Rohan Mehta, CEO, FCB Kinnect & FCB/SIX India, said, “Henna’s return marks an exciting moment for all of us. Her unmatched passion for clients, empathetic leadership, high EQ, and unwavering commitment to excellence, position her as a formidable force in the industry. A strategic thinker with a deep understanding of the business, she has a unique ability to drive both innovation and operational excellence, further solidifying our leadership in the North.”
Chandni Shah, COO, FCB Kinnect, said, “Henna has always been an integral part of our growth story in the North. She brings not just leadership but a deep understanding of what makes Kinnect unique – a culture that thrives on creativity, agility, and integration. With her back at the helm in Delhi, I have no doubt that we will continue to thrive, pushing creative and business boundaries alike.”
