Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has announced a significant leadership change in its International Business and Operations division.
As per a press release, Jaideep Janakiram, previously the Head of International Business for the Americas, has been promoted to Head of International Business and Operations, succeeding Neeraj Arora.
Jaideep Janakiram brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in managing the US and Canada markets. His exceptional leadership and business acumen have positioned him well to lead SPNI‘s international endeavors to new heights. In his new role, Jaideep will report directly to Rajesh Kaul, Chief Revenue Officer of Distribution & International Business and Business Head of the Sports Cluster.
Rajesh Kaul expressed confidence in Jaideep’s new role, stating, “Jaideep has been an integral part of our team, demonstrating remarkable expertise and leadership. I am confident that our international business will continue to thrive and expand under his guidance.”
In this transition, Shalin Patel, Head of International Business (Europe); Sharon Patel, Manager of Revenue Accounting; Naveen Kunal, Senior Manager of Ad Sales; Kavita Paul, Lead of International Operations; and Moitrani Dhar, Lead of Research and Programming Strategy, will report to Jaideep. Additionally, the teams in the US and Canada will continue to report to him.
SPNI looks forward to continued success and growth of its international operations under Jaideep’s capable leadership.
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