Ranjana Singh to retire as WPP Indonesia and Vietnam chairperson at year-end

Ranjana Singh (pictured), chairperson of WPP Indonesia and Vietnam, has announced that she will retire at the end of 2026, concluding nearly 15 years in the role and a four-decade career.

In a LinkedIn post, Singh said she was looking back on her time at WPP with pride, highlighting the people, client relationships and collaborative work that had shaped her career.

“WPP has been a very special part of my life and career. It has been an incredible privilege to work alongside so many talented colleagues, clients and partners across Indonesia, Vietnam and the wider region,” she said.

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Among the milestones she highlighted was WPP Stream Indonesia, an event that brings together industry leaders and partners, which her team has organised annually for the past 12 years.

“For the past 12 years, the team I have had the privilege of leading has brought the event to life year after year. I’m thankful to our clients and partners who have enthusiastically participated all these years,” Singh said.

She also pointed to the establishment of WPP’s Jakarta Campus at RDTX Place as another significant milestone.

“More than simply a new home for our businesses, it represented the kind of connected, collaborative WPP that I have always believed in,” she said.

Looking ahead, Singh expressed confidence in WPP’s future and the people who will continue to lead its business.

MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to WPP for more information on Singh’s retirement and whether a successor has been identified.

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