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Sudeep Bhalla appointed as Head Corporate Communication at Tata Motors
Sudeep Bhalla appointed as Head Corporate Communication at Tata Motors
Published On: 8 April 2020
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Tata Motors appoints Sudeep Bhalla as Corporate Communication Head.
At a time when the automobile industry is reeling under pressure of low sales, BS4 to BS6 transition and current Coronavirus Pandemic; Tata Motors has announced the appointment of its new Corporate Communications Head. The homegrown automaker in a statement to the press said that Sudeep Bhalla has been inducted as its new Head of Corporate Communications.
Having taken up the position on 7th April 2020, Sudeep would be in-charge of all activities and operations concerning Communications at Tata Motors. He would directly report to Guenter Butschek, CEO & MD, Tata Motors.
"We are happy to welcome Sudeep to the Tata Motors Family. Sudeep’s rich experience of over two decades across various facets of Public Relations and Corporate Communications will help further strengthen the team. We are extremely confident that his energy and expertise will help further drive the growth of brand Tata Motors”, commented Guenter Butschek, CEO & MD, Tata Motors.
Prior to his appointment, Sudeep was heading Corporate Communications and sustainability function at Vodafone Idea Ltd. According to the company, he has vast experience in the Financial & Telecom sector. He also happens to be an alumnus of the Institute of Management Development and Research, Pune.
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