This past November, Zeno launched Project GAP - an unprecedented agency initiative that gives younger generations a voice and new leadership opportunities. This global advisory board includes 12 Gen Z and young Millennial employees ready to help close the gap between the people leading today and those who may lead tomorrow.   

Zeno Group has named David Lian Regional President, Asia Pacific. A 10-year veteran of the agency, Lian will succeed Paul Mottram, who is stepping down from the role to pursue personal interests. 

Lian was most recently Managing Director for Growth and Innovation in APAC, where he pioneered Zeno’s data-driven strategic approach and played a leading role in the development of the firm’s adoption of AI technologies, in addition to anchoring several client relationships. 

Zeno connected with innovators in Minneapolis at this year’s Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo (FNCE), the largest annual gathering of food and nutrition experts. Hosted by the Academy of Dietetics, FNCE aims to connect registered dietitians (RDs), nutrition researchers, policymakers and healthcare providers to address issues affecting the health of all Americans.   

Zeno Group announces the appointment of Abhishek Gulyani to lead Zeno India, overseeing teams in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, and serve as head of the firm’s corporate affairs practice in Asia Pacific. Abhishek will report to Paul Mottram, Zeno Regional President, Asia Pacific and serve on the agency’s regional and global leadership teams.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of Hispanics, Latino/as, Latinx and Latin(e) that helped pave the way for future Latino leaders while shaping inclusive communities throughout the United States.   

Artificial Intelligence continues to be heralded as a game-changer for the communications industry, offering the tantalizing prospect of revolutionizing the way we craft and disseminate messages. Yet, amidst the hype, a reality check is needed. That was the focus of a panel discussion hosted by Zeno Group at PRovoke’s recent Asia Summit. The panel identified several misconceptions and missteps in the integration of AI into communications—challenges that, if not addressed, could derail its transformative potential.