Campaign India Team
Feb 03, 2022

Mukesh Ghuraiya moves to Modi Naturals as chief marketing officer

Was category lead-oral healthcare and fresh air mask at Philips India

Mukesh Ghuraiya moves to Modi Naturals as chief marketing officer
Modi Naturals has appointed Mukesh Ghuraiya as chief marketing officer. 
 
Ghuraiya will be responsible for the end-to-end development, implementation of marketing and brand strategy for Modi Naturals. Furthermore, he will handle the new product development section. 
 
He moves from Philips India where he was category lead-oral healthcare and fresh air mask.
 
Akshay Modi, managing director, Modi Naturals, said, “Mukesh is a seasoned marketing leader and comes with an impressive record of delivering results for companies at significant points of their growth. He is a perfect choice for Modi Naturals, and we are certain that Mukesh will elevate our go-to-market strategy and continue to augment our company’s growth with a new and innovative consumer-focused approach.”
 
Ghuraiya said, “I am thrilled to join Modi Naturals and its leadership team at such a pivotal time as the organisation is scaling up its innovation and brand marketing initiatives. The organisation is also getting into newer categories in the RTC/RTE space. I look forward to adding further momentum and resilience to the marketing function at Modi Naturals.”
 
Ghuraiya has a career spanning 13 years and has worked with CNBC Awaaz and Rado Watches amongst others. 
 
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