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    dentsu to nurture future leaders with ‘fresh accelerator programme’

    This initiative underscores dentsu India's commitment to nurturing talent and preparing them for leadership roles
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauJuly 22, 2024Updated:July 22, 20242 Mins Read20076 Views
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    dentsu India has unveiled its groundbreaking Fresher Accelerator Programme (FAP), aimed at shaping recent graduates into industry leaders of tomorrow. This strategic initiative is designed to equip participants with essential skills and expertise crucial for navigating the modern business landscape.

    The primary aim of the programme is to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical industry demands, offering a comprehensive view across various disciplines within the network. The key programme features include practical, hands-on training through real-world projects, invaluable industry insights, collaborative learning opportunities, and comprehensive development across fundamental advertising industry aspects.

    The six-month programme begins with a rigorous three-month training phase that includes immersive classroom sessions, live assignments, enriching case studies, and opportunities for presentations. Additionally, participants will benefit from a vibrant community of peers and mentors, fostering creativity and innovation.

    The FAP selection process is rigorous, encompassing assessments, interviews, and internal tests to ensure the recruitment of top-tier talent. Furthermore, successful participants will integrate into core practices at dentsu India, launching into a promising career path supported by hands-on experience and mentorship from industry veterans.

    Commenting on the programme, Unmesh Pawar, chief people officer, South Asia, dentsu, expressed excitement about the launch. He added, “This programme provides fresh graduates with continuous learning and adaptation opportunities in our fast-paced industry through rigorous training, mentorship, and hands-on experience. We are committed to fostering a diverse, dynamic workplace that promotes creativity and innovation.”

    This initiative underscores dentsu India’s commitment to nurturing talent and preparing them for leadership roles, ensuring they are well-equipped to drive innovation and excellence in the evolving marketing landscape.

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