Global creative agency with 3,500+ staff, India hub in Gurgaon
Serviceplan India is part of a 3,500-person international creative network anchored in Europe with offices across North America, Asia, and the Middle East. The India team is actively scaling its marketing and design functions while navigating a parallel enterprise infrastructure overhaul: SAP rollouts across finance, analytics, and process optimization dominate their project backlog, signaling organizational maturity beyond pure creative work. Heavy adoption of Adobe and 3D tools (Blender, Cinema 4D, Maya, Houdini) reflects their push into complex digital and motion content production.
Notable leadership hires: Art Director, Creative Director, Account Director, Art Director Visual Concept 3D, Design Director
Serviceplan India delivers integrated brand communication services—strategy, creative, events, and digital—to mid-market and enterprise clients in luxury, automotive, education, B2B, mobile, and real estate. The agency is part of the Serviceplan Group, one of Europe's largest owner-partner-managed creative networks with established operations in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin, and other major cities. Beyond client-facing work, the organization is undergoing significant internal transformation: modernizing finance and controlling processes, rolling out SAP globally, and optimizing production pipelines for print and digital assets. The team is headquartered in Gurgaon and actively hiring across marketing, design, and sales roles, with velocity accelerating.
Integrated brand communication and advertising services across creative, strategy, events, and digital platforms. They serve clients in luxury brands, automotive, education, B2B, mobile phones, and real estate sectors.
Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects), Figma, Adobe XD for design; Blender, Cinema 4D, Maya, and Houdini for 3D and motion; Unreal Engine for advanced content. SAP S/4HANA, SAP Analytics Cloud, and Jira/Confluence for operations.
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