Marketing
Campaign India Team
Aug 16, 2016

Lodha Group ropes in Viral Oza as CMO

Was marketing director at Bennett Coleman and Company prior

Lodha Group ropes in Viral Oza as CMO
Lodha Group has announced the appointment of Viral Oza as chief marketing officer.
 
Oza joins the real estate company from Bennett Coleman and Company where he was director of marketing. 
 
Oza said, "Lodha as a brand and organisation has always challenged the status quo to offer consumers the best in the category. I’m excited and look forward to playing a part in this journey towards making Lodha one of India’s leading brands."
 
Oza started his career in 1992 with Unilever. He moved to Nokia in 2008. 
 
Lodha Group has operations in Mumbai, Pune and Hyderabad in India and an international presence in London.
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