Jul 15, 2005

Behl quits Nokia India for Reliance marketing post

Sanjay Behl has resigned as head of marketing at Nokia India after just over a year, to take up a position as chief marketing officer at Reliance Infocomm.

Behl quits Nokia India for Reliance marketing post
Behl will be responsible for handling corporate branding initiatives of the newly-formed holding company group Anil Dhirubhai Amb-ani Enterprises.

"It is a much more challenging role (than I had at Nokia)," said Behl. "I will be in a position to influence the entire value chain right from creation of the content to creating the entire experience."

Prior to joining Nokia, Behl was with Hindustan Lever, where he was the marketing manager for household care. He joined Nokia in April 2004, when the brand was under fire from a plethora of new cellphone rivals such as Korean giants LG and Samsung.
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Campaign Asia
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