Campaign India Team
Jul 03, 2019

Sapna Arora joins OLX as CMO

Moves from Matrix Atlantic Capital

Sapna Arora joins OLX as CMO
OLX has announced the appointment of Sapna Arora as its chief marketing officer. Arora moves from Matrix Atlantic Capital where she was partner. 
 
Sushil Kumar, general manager, OLX India said, “OLX has been at the forefront of creating the thriving digital classifieds industry in India. We have been, in the past, able to develop a differentiated market standing synonymous to the pre-owned goods in India. As the brand takes the next big leap in its positioning in India, Sapna will spearhead the brand’s marketing journey with her accomplished vision and experience. She has worked on some of the most iconic brands in India and we look forward to her contribution in our next phase of growth. 
 
Arora said, “I admire OLX's strong brand recognition, high consumer awareness, and rich brand heritage. It's a product that can help consumers upgrade their lives within their means, builds upon the cultural shift of shorter ownership cycles while extending the product's life; thereby contributing in reducing the carbon footprint. I am excited to be working on the brand.”
 
Arora has also worked with Procter & Gamble, Reckitt Benckiser, Nestle and Bennett Coleman.   
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