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Almas Khan appointed to lead marketing and CSR at Dun & Bradstreet India

Dun & Bradstreet India has named Almas Khan as head of marketing and CSR to strengthen brand strategy and client engagement.

Almas Khan appointed to lead marketing and CSR at Dun & Bradstreet India

Dun & Bradstreet India has appointed Almas Khan as head of marketing and CSR, tasking her with leading brand development, customer engagement initiatives and the organisation’s CSR agenda. The role is positioned to support Dun & Bradstreet India’s long-term growth strategy as it expands its data and analytics capabilities.

Khan brings more than two decades of experience across brand building, integrated marketing and digital transformation. Before joining Dun & Bradstreet India, she served as head of marketing at CRIF, where she oversaw marketing for all CRIF entities in India and supported initiatives across the Middle East. Her earlier tenure at ICICI Bank involved leading marketing for the bank’s digital channels and contributing to the evolution of its digital customer experience. She has also worked with Western Union and Reliance Life in roles focused on marketing strategy and brand development.

Avinash Gupta, managing director and CEO – India at Dun & Bradstreet, said the organisation is pleased to welcome Khan, noting that her experience and approach to marketing will support stronger brand visibility and deeper client engagement. He added that her leadership would help the company navigate a dynamic market environment and deliver strategies aimed at measurable business growth.

Reflecting on her appointment, Khan said she is inspired to join an organisation built on trust and innovation. She noted the growing importance of AI and data-led insight in shaping customer value and expressed her intent to strengthen the brand while collaborating with teams to position Dun & Bradstreet as a key partner in India’s economic momentum.

The appointment underscores the company’s focus on marketing transformation and its commitment to linking brand, data and purpose-led initiatives.

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Campaign India

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