Ground Zero Consulting, a pure-play sustainability marketing consultancy, has announced the appointment of business journalist Ankit Doshi to head the strategy division for the agency.
Commenting on Ankit’s appointment, Rahul Tekwani, founder and managing director, of Ground Zero Consulting said: “I always knew that to be the change in the field of Environment and Climate Change, we would need passion over experience."
"Fortunately, Ankit is a mix of both. He brings with him an enthusiastic approach and a natural inclination towards environment and sustainability, and with the understanding of the communications space, we realised he was the perfect fit."
He added, "Ground Zero is working on very interesting projects in the sustainability marketing landscape. This is only a reflection of our commitment to a greener and more sustainable future.”
Commenting on his new role, Ankit said: “Environment remains the bedrock of mankind’s existence no matter how wealthy or advanced one becomes. To effect a change at a global scale, there is an urgent need to raise climate awareness and bring behavioural changes at a personal level.”
He further added, “Ground Zero aims to make use of innovative and effective communication techniques that are positive and proactive. Sustainability practices need category creation to avoid being misused as greenwashing, and therefore accelerating the role of strategy and sustainability marketing, locally and globally, becomes critical in spreading the right message and taking necessary Climate Action.”
Ankit has 15 years of experience in the news and communications industry. He joins Ground Zero from The Economic Times, and before his stint with the Times Group, Ankit has worked with some of the established news media houses such as HT Media, the Indian Express group, and Network18.
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