B-SCHOOL GUEST SESSIONS / INDUSTRY TALKS / EXECUTIVE WORKSHOPS
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FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS
Anil speaks at B-schools and is available for guest sessions, industry interactions and workshops. Sessions can connect course concepts with practical trade-offs in media, data and technology.
FOR LEADERSHIP & INDUSTRY AUDIENCES
Keynotes, panels and executive learning sessions built around the audience’s decisions, experience and current challenges.
PRACTITIONER EXPERIENCE / ACADEMIC ENGAGEMENT
Anil’s experience spans digital media, programmatic advertising, data strategy, AI, privacy, measurement and commerce media, across India and international markets.
Guest and visiting-faculty sessions and speaking engagements have included IIM Bangalore Executive Programmes, IMT Ghaziabad, IMI New Delhi and SIMC.
Programmes can be shaped for MBA and PGDM students, executive-education cohorts, faculty development and corporate leadership teams.
FOR ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP
Anil is open to Professor of Practice, adjunct and visiting-faculty conversations alongside guest lectures and executive education. The shape of the role depends on your institution’s requirements, teaching objectives and the contribution you want from industry.
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Anil speaking about the decisions connecting modern advertising, media, data, technology and measurement. A short stage excerpt and photographs offer a closer look at his presentation style.
23 seconds from the stage. The clip shows Anil presenting work from his previous role at Publicis Media. Playback begins only when you press play.
Explaining the SCOPE model: bringing a wider view of media and technology into a practical planning discussion.
Connecting industry practice with the questions students ask.
Bringing a practitioner’s perspective to the conversation.
SIGNATURE SESSIONS & LEARNING THEMES
What AI changes across planning, creative, media and measurement—and where automation is being mistaken for transformation.
How agents could change planning, buying, optimisation and evaluation, and what marketers still need to govern.
Auctions, DSPs, supply paths, data and incentives: how media buying works behind the dashboard.
Understanding the technology landscape to ask better commercial, data and governance questions.
First-party data, consent, identity, clean rooms and the practical trade-offs behind personalisation.
Why retailers are becoming media owners and how commerce data changes targeting and measurement.
Moving from platform-reported metrics to incrementality, attention and evidence of business outcomes.
How AI answers, comparisons and recommendations change brand discovery, content and authority.
What to build, buy or partner for; assessing readiness and turning experiments into useful capabilities.
A candid discussion of platform economics, incentives, organisational silos and the operational realities behind marketing decisions.
A focused introduction to a topic, followed by questions and a discussion of its implications.
A practical exercise or framework that helps participants work through a real marketing decision.
A perspective on industry change for conferences, student forums and leadership events.
Additional formats include masterclasses, half- and full-day workshops, executive education, faculty development, visiting or adjunct teaching, Professor of Practice conversations (subject to institutional requirements), curriculum advisory, student mentoring and capstone evaluation.
Academic engagements are available now, in India and internationally, in person or virtually. Topic, duration, travel and fees are agreed around your programme.
Sessions bring industry situations into the room, give participants frameworks for deciding what to question and measure, and make space for debate and practical examples.
EXPLORE THE THINKING FIRST
Read Anil’s articles and original frameworks to find a starting point for your programme.
FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS
A short programme design brief that turns your audience and learning goal into a useful speaking or academic engagement.
PLAN A GUEST SESSION
Include your institution or organisation, audience and approximate group size, topic, preferred dates, duration, and whether the session is online or in person. For in-person sessions, include the city.
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