Campaign India Team
Apr 15, 2009

Patrika Group hires Amar as VP, north and east

The Patrika Group has hired Aditya Amar (pictured) as vice president, north and east. Amar will report to Arvind Kalia, national head, marketing, Patrika Group and will be based out of Delhi. His new responsibilities include overseeing all marketing efforts for print and multimedia editions, in the north and east. Amar has joined the Patrika Group from the Bhaskar Group, where he was associate vice-president, Bhaskar Group. He has spent the last 14 years at Bhaskar.

Patrika Group hires Amar as VP, north and east

The Patrika Group has hired Aditya Amar (pictured) as vice president, north and east. Amar will report to Arvind Kalia, national head, marketing, Patrika Group and will be based out of Delhi. His new responsibilities include overseeing all marketing efforts for print and multimedia editions, in the north and east. Amar has joined the Patrika Group from the Bhaskar Group, where he was associate vice-president, Bhaskar Group. He has spent the last 14 years at Bhaskar.

Amar holds a marketing masters from IGNOU, and has also completed the general management course from IIM Indore.

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Campaign India

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