Campaign India Team
Jul 27, 2023

Pocket FM elevates Anurag Sharma

Was vice president - finance

Pocket FM elevates Anurag Sharma
Pocket FM has announced the appointment of Anurag Sharma as chief financial officer. 
 
Sharma will be responsible for shaping the company's financial strategy and driving its execution. 
 
Furthermore, he will work closely with the executive team to identify growth opportunities, optimise resource allocation, drive strategic partnerships and enhance profitability, supporting Pocket FM's global expansions.
 
He was vice president - finance. 
 
Rohan Nayak, CEO and co-founder, Pocket FM, said, “Anurag has played a pivotal role in propelling our growth journey and driving our successful global expansion. Through his strategic acumen, we have forged key partnerships that have significantly expanded our content diversity and business efficiencies. He has exhibited exceptional financial leadership, led our successful fundraising efforts and ensured a strong trajectory for the company's profitable and sustainable growth. We are confident that his strategic vision will continue to propel Pocket FM's growth trajectory.”
 
Nayak added, “This further reflects our commitment to fostering internal talent, providing opportunities for growth and development within the organisation.”
 
Anurag Sharma, CFO, Pocket FM, said, “We have made remarkable progress over the past couple of years and driven exponential growth. As we are on our path to profitability, we will continue to forge new paths and harness the power of audio entertainment to captivate audiences around the globe. With this new role, I will continue to build a robust financial foundation, drive growth, and create immense value for our stakeholders. I am bullish about Pocket FM’s potential in the global landscape and will continue to contribute to strengthening our mission to revolutionise audio entertainment.”
 
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Campaign India

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