Campaign India Team
Jan 12, 2021

Castrol elevates Jaya Jamrani as VP - marketing

Was deputy marketing head prior

Jaya Jamrani
Jaya Jamrani
Castrol India has announced the elevation of Jaya Jamrani as vice president – marketing. Jamrani took over her new role on 1 January 2021. She replaces Kedar Apte who left the organisation in September 2020.
 
Jamrani has spent close to a decade with Castrol prior to which she was with Unilever.
 
Sandeep Sangwan, managing director, Castrol India, said, “I am delighted to welcome Jaya as the vice president - marketing for the India business. Along with her strong knowledge of our business and proven ability to drive results, Jaya can be credited with some of our successful purpose-led marketing and influencer-advocacy campaigns in the recent past. I look forward to her contributions as we aim to strengthen our position as a leading lubricants brand in the Indian market and drive the Castrol brand to newer heights pivoting from products to integrated solutions.”
 
Jamrani said, “I am humbled by this opportunity to lead marketing for the iconic 100-year young brand that is Castrol. The future promises to be just as exciting as we continue on our transformation agenda with the evolution of lubricants usage and shifts in attitudes towards mobility and convenience.” 
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