Campaign India Team
Feb 09, 2015

Micromax appoints Shubhajit Sen as chief marketing officer

Prior to this, he was with Glaxo Smith Kline Consumer Health Limited

Micromax appoints Shubhajit Sen as chief marketing officer

Micromax Informatics has announced the appointment of Shubhajit Sen as its chief marketing officer. At Micromax, he will be tasked to focus on leading all marketing efforts for the company across markets while strengthening the overall brand communication.

Vineet Taneja, CEO, Micromax Informatics Limited said, “As Micromax opens a new chapter in its growth trajectory, we welcome Shubhajit on board with us as the new CMO. He will prove to be a great asset to the Micromax leadership team. Being one of the best marketing veterans, he has a proven ability to create strategic clarity, drive innovation and growth, ensure disciplined execution, and deliver results. We believe that his passion for technology will help ensure that Micromax continues to deliver innovations that have a great impact on people's lives.”

Commenting on his new role, Sen added, “It is an exciting opportunity for me to lead the marketing efforts for Micromax at a time when the brand is experiencing such a phenomenal transformation. As a marketer, I have always believed in consumer centricity and Micromax has consistently understood, anticipated and shaped consumer’s expectations of the category better than competition. I look forward to building the Micromax brand philosophy further in its next phase of growth.”

Sen replaces Shuvodip Pal, who held the position from December 2012. 

 

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Campaign India

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