FoxyMoron's National Head for Client Partnerships, Prachi Bali moves on

FoxyMoron's national head for client partnerships, Prachi Bali has put down her papers after working with the company for a decade. 

Posting about her exit on LinkedIn, Bali shared, "I could not have been more grateful for the journey I’ve had over the last 10 years. This place called FoxyMoron is like no other and the experiences one has here are comparable to none. I’ve met some amazing minds, made friends for life, learnt everything I know about digital here, above all I’ve been fiercely passionate about advertising, building this place and its culture. It has been a true privilege to work alongside each of my team members over the years."

"Pratik Gupta & Suveer Bajaj you have been instrumental in shaping my journey as a working professional today. As I always say, thank you so much for the trust, the opportunities, the vision and the support. Foxy has made me who I am and gotten me to where I am and for that I thank my stars! I'm so proud of where we are, I will always be rooting for the success of Zoo Media and all its animals," she added.

Prior to joining FoxyMoron, Bali Project Chirag, co-founded Project Chirag, a nonprofit enterprise that delivers solar lighting to impoverished Indian communities without access to power.

In 2013, Prachi started working at FoxyMoron in Mumbai as an account manager. She advanced quickly through the company's ranks to become an account director. During her stay, she worked in the FMCG, Beauty, Edu-Tech, Alcohol-Bev, and Lifestyle industries. She moved to Gurgaon and took on the role of business head in 2016, becoming the organization's youngest business head. Prachi has expanded her business in the northern market six times over the past four years and built strong bonds with her customers there. Her experience is diverse that includes FMCG, Electronics, BFSI, Manufacturing, and Entertainment.

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