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Sunil Gupta moves to Delhi Capitals

Was with Adidas

by Campaign India Team | 18/01/2024

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Sunil Gupta has joined Delhi Capitals as chief executive officer. Gupta moves to the IPL team after a seven-year stint with Adidas, where he was most recently chieff marketing officer.

Gupta was part of the team that worked on Adidas bagging the sponsorship rights for team India. 

In a career spanning 18 years, he has also worked with GSK, Marico and Coca-Cola.

Also read:

Trying to inculcate the jersey culture among cricket fans in India: Sunil Gupta, adidas

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