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Divya Dileep named Chief Creative Officer of Saatchi & Saatchi Wellness
She joined SSW with over 15 years of industry experience.
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Staff Reporter - Thu, 26, Jun 2025
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Dileep is a former student of the Pratt institute and made the Dean's list and the President's list during her time / LinkedIn/@Divya Dileep
Saatchi & Saatchi Wellness (SSW), a New York based media company and subsidiary of Publicis Health, appointed Divya Dileep as Chief Creative Officer (CCO) on June 25.
Along with Dileep, SSW also appointed Brendan Gallagher as president and Beth Bour as Chief Client Officer
Global CEO of Publicis Health Matt McNally talked about the new appointments and said, "The future of healthcare marketing requires a commitment to innovation and connection, and SSW now has everything in place to deliver that for our clients."
He added, "Brendan, Beth, and Divya represent a mix of talent perfectly positioned to deliver what's next for healthcare marketing. Brendan has been instrumental in shaping our connected health and innovation strategy, and alongside Beth's acumen for leading client teams and Divya's vision for the future of creativity, their leadership will be pivotal as we continue to evolve and expand SSW's impact in the industry."
SSW's new president, Galaghar said, "Our unique ability to constantly bring fresh innovative ideas rooted in data but delivered with empathy sets us apart. I'm excited to continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible to create a new type of health and wellness agency, and I'm thrilled to do it with Beth and Divya."
A student of the Pratt institute, Dileep comes to SSW from Jacques, where she brought her 15-plus years of experience and uniquely global viewpoint to the Havas Health Network's robust roster of clients, ensuring her brands always show up with empathy and inclusivity.
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