CMOs command premium pay in tepid job market. Find out how much CMOs earn

Salary levels depend on the years of experience. If it’s a digital marketing lead, the salary could range between Rs 40-80 lakh per annum, while a CMO would earn between Rs 1.5 and 2 crore per annum.

The median total compensation, including long-term incentives, of CMOs has increased by 8 percent in 2024 as companies focus on retaining key executives.

Bajaj Consumer Care appoints Sanath R. Pulikkal as CMO

Sanath R Pulikkal is a marketing professional with over 20 years of comprehensive experience and a proven track record in managing key brands in challenging market environments.

In his previous role, Sanath R. Pulikkal was the General Manager of Marketing – Home Care at Dabur India, where he led the marketing and business strategy for some of the most iconic and successful brands in the FMCG industry.

Many Fortune-500 CMOs are very frustrated. But they don’t know where to go, says Gary Vaynerchuk

"I grew up in Edison, New Jersey, in the 80s. That was literally the epicenter in America of Indian immigrants in the 80s. I do actually believe that me growing up with a lot of Indian immigrants connected me to the culture in a way that's really positive."

As Gary Vaynerchuk’s VaynerMedia enters another global market with India, the celebrated founder believes independent global agencies like his can become an alternative to the traditional holding company and their agency networks.

Women of HUL: From Leena Nair to Prabha Narasimhan, Hindustan Unilever has created iconic female leaders

Take a peek at the professional journey of women leaders who have been a part of Hindustan Unilever and some who continue to lead at Unilever. (From left to right: Leena Nair, Prabha Narasimhan, Priya Nair, Harman Dhillon and Anuradha Razdan)

Storyboard18 looks at the professional journey of women leaders who have been a part of Hindustan Unilever and some who continue to lead at HUL.

ZEEL’s president of HR and Transformation Animesh Kumar quits

In his resignation letter to MD and CEO Punit Goenka, Kumar said, "It is with a mixture of deep gratitude and profound emotion that I tender my resignation as President HR & Transformation. I have been contemplating this and as we wind down the year end, I think this is the right time for me to move on."

Animesh Kumar’s position will be filled by Dheeraj Jaggi, who has been spearheading Human Resources for the Content SBU. He will assume the role of an acting Chief Human Resources Officer.