Madhuri Iyer
I have studied O Levels from the London University and graduating in Applied Art from Sophia Polytech, Mumbai.
I have worked as an advertising copywriter for agencies in Mumbai, Dubai and Canada, including FCB Ulka, Lintas Lowe, Everest Saatchi, Clarion McCann, and Cossette Canada. My advertising career had spanned over two decades, culminating in a Creative Director job in Dubai. Presently, I consult for Induseye Inc, as a director.
In India, I have published work in the non-fiction category. I have written/edited the
4-WEEK COUNTDOWN DIET for Penguin India, with my own recipes and case studies, in collaboration with fitness expert Namita Jain. I have also edited fitness books for the Times of India Group, including a children’s fitness bo
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