Campaign India Team
Aug 28, 2023

P&G hands Mukta Maheshwari CMO role

Sharat Verma relocates to UAE after getting a new role

P&G hands Mukta Maheshwari CMO role
Mukta Maheshwari, VP - fabric enhancers, P&G (ASEAN), has been appointed as chief marketing officer for P&G India.
 
She takes over from Sharat Verma, who has moved to the UAE as senior vice president, fabric care for P&G India, Middle East, and Africa (IMEA).
 
The moves are effective 1 September
 
Along with leading the marketing function, Maheshwari will also head the fabric care Category for P&G India. She joined P&G in 2007 in Singapore and has since worked on five brands across three countries. 
 
Maheshwari said, “I am thrilled to kickstart the next phase of my journey with P&G and coming back to India, after having the opportunity to work across multiple roles in the region, including Singapore and Philippines. P&Gs philosophy of touching and improving lives truly resonates with me, and I am glad that my new role will enable me to continue aspiring to positively impact our consumers, communities, and people. India continues to be an important market for P&G globally, as we continue to delight the consumers with our superior brands. These are exciting times, and I look forward to contributing to the growth of P&G in India, together with our people who are the backbone of this resilient and empowered organisation.”
 
Verma said, “It has been my privilege and an absolute honour to serve as the CMO for P&G India. The journey has been rewarding and one filled with immense learnings. From every campaign that captured hearts, to each innovation that reshaped industries, our commitment to delivering exceptional results stands as a testament to our unwavering pursuit of excellence. Together, we raised the bar on consumer centricity and brand building and reinforced our brands as both - a #ForceForGrowth and a #ForceforGood. As I extend a warm welcome to Mukta, I am confident that our legacy will continue to thrive, inspiring new heights of creativity, impact, and success. I am only optimistic about what the future holds.”
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Campaign India

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