Campaign India Team
Aug 24, 2022

Spice Money elevates Kuldeep Pawar as CMO

Was head of marketing

Spice Money elevates Kuldeep Pawar as CMO
Rural fintech company, Spice Money, has announced the elevation of Kuldeep Pawar, as chief marketing officer. 
 
Prior to this, he was head of marketing at the company. 
 
In his new role, he will support the company’s overall strategic objectives by developing comprehensive marketing and communication strategies. He will also be supported by a strong team of next-in-line leaders with expertise in various verticals. 
 
Sanjeev Kumar, co-founder and CEO, Spice Money, said, “At Spice Money, our vision is to digitally and financially empower the unbanked and underbanked population living in the remotest corners of India. Our strong leadership has helped us to step closer towards our vision and bring the underserved rural population to the formal banking sector. I am delighted to welcome Kuldeep to the executive team, who has played an instrumental role in our journey of transforming banking & financial services for the rural population. We will continue to expand our digital services to the hinterlands of India and simplify these solutions for rural customers  through our robust marketing and communication efforts.”
 
With over 15 years of experience, he has also worked with companies like NiYO Solutions, Quick Heal, Jio and Vodafone, among others.
 
 
Source:
Campaign India

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