BBH Appoints Delon Mascarenhas and Mitushi Sharma as Executive Vice Presidents

In their new roles, Delon Mascarenhas and Mitushi Sharma will focus on strengthening client partnerships and driving business growth. With over two decades of experience each, Mascarenhas has held leadership positions at DDB Mudra Group, Tring, Edelman India, and Havas Life, working on brands like McDonald’s, HUL, Red Bull, Meesho, Dream11, and Abbott. Sharma, most recently at FCB Interface, has managed campaigns across categories for brands including Nivea, Whirlpool, Mahindra, Hero Group, Conagra Foods, Skechers, Torrent Pharma, and Unilever’s Lakme, Domex, and Ayush.

Speaking on the developments, Himanshu Saxena, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer, BBH India, said, “Today, BBH has evolved from being a creative agency to a Creative Company that is designed to deliver full-funnel marketing effectiveness using creativity. The strengthening of the leadership team underscores our commitment to this belief. Both Delon and Mitushi have been handpicked for this strategic role of delivering the power of difference to our clients’ businesses. With talented leadership, BBH India is stronger than ever to move to the next phase of growth.”

Delon Mascarenhas said, "I'm excited to re-join BBH India at a pivotal moment in its growth journey as it invests in a leadership culture that’s built for the future. I look forward to working alongside Paritosh and Himanshu and a forward-thinking team to support brands and businesses in today’s complex and evolving landscape.”

Mitushi Sharma added, "As technology becomes an even bigger part of our lives, consumer behaviour, mindsets, and expectations continue to evolve. As a global creative powerhouse, BBH India has always stood out for its ability to combine cultural insight, creativity, and strategy in a way that’s fresh, effective, and relevant to where the world is headed. With a clear vision and strong leadership, I’m confident this team is poised to push boundaries and help shape the next chapter of exponential growth."