About me
My full time job: CEO of Interskale Digital Marketing and Consulting
Consumer Internet entrepreneur and marketing professional with a decade long experience in FMCG (cigarettes, household hygiene, newspaper) , a decade and a half in the Internet industry (consumer Internet, social networking, digital marketing) among others categories (education, chemicals, oil & gas), in India and in the U.S.
Mid of 2010, I set up Interskale Digital Marketing and Consulting. Interskale’s endeavour is to be a best-in-class digital marketing firm.
As Chief Marketing Officer and it’s first marketing head, helped build brand Rediff.com through the dotcom years 1999-2005. Co-founded social networking start-up Yo4Ya.com in 2006. In 2007, I set up an in-house digital marketing business for education company Aptech which gained great success, we contributing significantly to the company’s top line.
Valuable FMCG experience and training by multinational British American Tobacco at VST Industries Limited in mid 90s. Launched German MNC Hoechst India’s first-ever household hygiene business under brand-name Hexit in the early 90s.
My interest in marketing dates back to my MBA days at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.
I live in Mumbai. The family comprises daughter Anisha, son Rahul & better half Payal.
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Good post Rohit – the one on affluent Indians- i saw it in the papers and had similar queries. Yours are more comprehensive and relevant.
Chandu, thanks, keep reading Marketer’s Kaleidoscope !
Good post Rohit. Interesting criteria for determining affluence. Most interesting one is about home theater AND modular kitchen! Wonder why the AND condition.
Hi Uday, no idea why they combined home theatre and modular kitchen ! One can only hope it’s not an error in reporting..