SoCheers elevates Siddharth Devnani

Devnani was the co-founder and director. 

Manifest Media Staff

Apr 10, 2025, 10:46 am

Siddharth Devnani

SoCheers has announced the elevation of Siddharth Devnani as co-founder and chief operating officer. 

He was previously the co-founder and director. 

In his new role, Devnani will focus on driving innovation, operational strategy, and value measurement frameworks to help brands scale beyond short-term wins. Furthermore, he will lead the implementation of a new framework that quantifies the real value created through every campaign, collaboration, and creative effort.

This model for the digital agency aims to go beyond conventional performance metrics, offering a structured way to measure success not just in terms of engagement numbers, but in brand growth, market influence, and long-term business outcomes. 

From employees driving innovation to vendor collaborations that accelerate efficiency, this framework will ensure that every stakeholder contributing to SoCheers’ ecosystem is recognised and valued.

Mehul Gupta, co-founder and CEO, SoCheers, said, "Siddharth has always played a key role in shaping SoCheers’ growth, driving both business and strategic advancements for the agency and clients. This transition is not just about leadership—it’s about taking SoCheers to the next level. We are entering a phase where brands are looking beyond momentary success, and we want to be the partner that helps them achieve sustainable growth. Siddharth’s ability to blend technology with creativity will be pivotal in ensuring that every initiative we undertake leaves a lasting impact, both for our clients and for the industry at large."

Devnani added, "The digital world is evolving rapidly, and brands today need more than just high-performance campaigns—they need sustainable, scalable impact. My focus will be on building systems that drive innovation, efficiency, and real long-term value, ensuring that everything we do at SoCheers contributes to growth that lasts beyond a single campaign cycle."

Source: MANIFEST MEDIA

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