IndiaDotcom Digital Private Limited (IDPL) proudly announces the appointment of Devika Dayal as the Head of Revenue (Digital). With over two decades of extensive experience in media sales, Dayal is set to lead the management of Display, Branded Content, and IP Revenue portfolios across all digital properties of IDPL on a national scale.
Dayal’s impressive career includes pivotal roles in leading media houses such as Discovery Channel, TLC, CNN-IBN, History TV18, and ITV Network- News X. She is renowned for her strategic acumen in formulating and executing robust business development strategies, elevating revenue streams, and fostering enduring partnerships, the company said in a press release.
Expressing her enthusiasm about her new role, Devika Dayal stated, “Joining IDPL represents an incredibly exciting opportunity for me to leverage my extensive experience in media sales for driving transformative growth. I am deeply inspired by the vision and ambition of IDPL, and I am thrilled to be part of a team that is committed to pushing the envelope and delivering unparalleled value to our clients and stakeholders.”
Mona Jain, Chief Revenue Officer of ZMCL and IDPL, expressed her confidence in Dayal’s appointment, highlighting her wealth of experience and fresh perspective. Jain emphasized that Dayal’s leadership will be instrumental in accelerating digital revenue streams and reinforcing IDPL’s position as a market leader in the dynamic digital ecosystem.
Devika Dayal will report directly to Mona Jain, Chief Revenue Officer of ZMCL and IDPL, in her new role.
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