Campaign India Team
Nov 25, 2008

Mohit Anand departs Channel [V] to join Belkin

Channel [V]'s general manger Mohit Anand (pictured) has called it quits. He has joined Belkin Asia Pacific as its country manager. Belkin specialises in connectivity solutions, accessories for mp3 devices and computers.

Mohit Anand departs Channel [V] to join Belkin

Channel [V]'s general manger Mohit Anand (pictured) has called it quits. He has joined Belkin Asia Pacific as its country manager. Belkin specialises in connectivity solutions, accessories for mp3 devices and computers.

Anand had joined Channel [V] in April this year. Before that, he was with Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division in India as its country head. He was involved in the launch of Xbox 360 in India. He is also the founding member of IGita (Indian Gaming Industry Trade Association). Prior to this, he has worked with Iris Computers, Tangerine Informatique and Dave Thomson Associates.

Anand said, "I have left Channel [V] due to personal health reasons. I am joining Belkin which is an American MNC as its country manager. I will head the India operations of the company."

Saurabh Kanwar, VP-content and communications, Channel [V] is looking at the operations currently.
 

Source:
Campaign India
Tags

Related Articles

Just Published

8 hours ago

Is Ganga Fashion’s ‘Dil se sherni’ campaign a bold ...

By getting acid attack survivors to don its ethnic clothing designs, the fashion brand gives a hat tip to these courageous women.

8 hours ago

The passing of Pritish Nandy: A media stalwart departs

Journalist, poet, politician, and producer—Nandy’s multifaceted legacy shaped and questioned India’s cultural and media narratives.

9 hours ago

The CMO’s MO: Insecurity drives Vishal Sharma's ...

The PSIPL CMO’s fear of being replaced keeps him on his toes and continually drives him to deliver his best.

10 hours ago

Why Meta’s pivot on fact-checking is the right move

This course correction is not merely expedient; it’s the right move for Meta, its shareholders, advertisers, and audiences alike, argues Ramakrishnan Raja in his forthright analysis.