Telecom major Airtel has appointed Neeraj Jha as Head of Corporate Communications and Corporate Affairs. Jha will report to Gopal Vittal, MD and CEO (India & South Asia), Bharti Airtel and will be responsible for leading the company’s brand advocacy, reputation and communication efforts. In addition, he will provide oversight and support to the other Bharti Group entities.
“We are pleased to have Neeraj on board to spearhead Airtel’s corporate reputation mandate. I am confident his rich experience will add immense value to Airtel,” said Gopal Vittal.
Neeraj Jha brings with him over 24 years of experience across journalism and industry. Prior to joining Airtel, he was Head of Corporate Communications and Company Spokesperson at HDFC Bank. During his 14 years tenure at the bank, he leveraged elements like the business and digital capabilities of the bank, its management depth and human face to build a strong image and leadership position for the bank.
On his appointment, Neeraj Jha said, “I firmly believe I’ve joined a culture, an ethos that’s committed to the cause of connecting the nation, its people, households and businesses. From healthcare to education to entertainment, it brings this and much more today to the lives of millions of people making them better, easier and more productive. Airtel is an iconic brand that generations in the New India have grown up looking up to. I’m humbled and honoured to be part of it.”
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