Campaign India Team
Aug 09, 2021

ShareChat appoints Akshat Sahu as director of marketing

Moves from Star India

Akshat Sahu
Akshat Sahu
ShareChat has announced the appointment of Akshat Sahu as director, marketing. 
 
Sahu joins the company after an eight-year stint with Star India, where he was most recently vice president and head of marketing for emerging sports. 
 
At ShareChat, he will be reporting to Ajit Varghese, chief commercial officer, Moj and ShareChat.
 
Varghese said, "Akshat brings in a strong set of skills and his expertise in branding and marketing will add a lot of value to our team. He is a proven marketing leader with strong strategic acumen, in-depth consumer insights and highly efficient operational focus. We hope he will bring immense value and spread our brand reputation across the diverse group of stakeholders as we continue to build ShareChat on our long-term strategy."
 
Sahu said, “I have always been intrigued by the diversity of India and it is a special opportunity to be working with a company that is pioneering the Indic language conversations in the internet space. I am looking forward to contributing to the company’s growth with my core area of expertise and making ShareChat a household name in India.”
 
In a career spanning 15 years, he has also worked with VIP Industries.
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Campaign India

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