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Eularie Saldanha
Mar 16, 2023

Ad:Tech 2023: Ordinary brands are ordinary marketers

Karthi Marshan, ex CMO, Kotak Mahindra Bank; Shankar Prasad, founder and CEO, Plum Goodness; Vidyut Kaul, market leader, Philips Consumer Business and Sukhleen Aneja, CEO, The Good Glamm Group speak about things that don’t work in marketing anymore

From left: Karthi Marshan, Shankar Prasad, Sukhleen Aneja and Vidyut Kaul

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