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NielsenIQ Names Joe Ellis as Managing Director for India

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NielsenIQ (NIQ) has appointed Joe Ellis as the new Managing Director of its India operations. This follows the merger of NIQ and GfK a year ago, creating the world's largest consumer intelligence firm, with substantial investments in omnichannel coverage, business intelligence tools, and predictive analytics.

This appointment underscores NIQ’s dedication to its India division, which manages three regional commercial offices and boasts the world's largest traditional trade measurement panel. NIQ employs more than 10,000 associates in India across its local business and Global Capability Centers.
A seasoned industry veteran, Joe has held several pivotal leadership roles during his 25-year career at NielsenIQ. He began his journey at the Westport (USA) office and has since led multiple regional and global verticals.

Based in Mumbai, Joe's experience includes two previous assignments in India, where he established the company’s proprietary simulated test marketing division, BASES, in 2004, and later spearheaded the expansion and digitization of NIQ’s retail measurement services in 2013.

“The pace of change in India is unprecedented. With a diverse economic base, a vast untapped consumer market, a significant demographic advantage, rapid digitization, substantial FDI inflows, and a deeply ingrained spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship, India is an energizing and exciting market for us”, Joe Ellis, Managing Director – India, NielsenIQ.

“We have longstanding partnerships with many of the largest companies in India built over half a century. We continue to grow and evolve along with our clients. We are also proud of our talent, our capabilities, and my role is to ensure we stay a step ahead in helping our clients achieve their growth objectives with our world-class suite of products and services”, Joe further added.

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