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Pride of Cows campaign urges consumers to question their milk source
MUMBAI: When was the last time you questioned what’s really in your morning glass of milk? Pride of Cows wants you to ask loudly, publicly, and with purpose. In a bold moo-ve to reshape how Indians think about their daily dairy, Pride of Cows has launched a high-impact phase of its campaign “What’s the Source of Your Milk?”, roping in Faye D’Souza, Jatin Sapru, and Kamiya Jani to stir the conversation.
At a time when food labels are slicker than the supply chains behind them, the brand is doubling down on radical transparency. Unlike most dairy players that rely on fragmented third-party networks, Pride of Cows sources milk exclusively from its own state-of-the-art farm near Pune. Here, over 5,000 cows are raised with global best practices, and milk is extracted through a fully automated, contactless system then delivered straight to consumers via a direct cold-chain, ensuring zero human touch from udder to doorstep.
To take this message of traceability to the mainstream, Pride of Cows has tapped credible and familiar voices across media. Faye D’Souza, known for her no-nonsense journalism, lends gravitas to the campaign’s call for consumer awareness. Jatin Sapru, the ever-affable face of Indian sports broadcasting, adds relatability for modern families. Meanwhile, Curly Tales’ Kamiya Jani amplifies the brand’s journey through snackable content that blends storytelling with behind-the-scenes glimpses of farm life.
“Consumers today want to know more than just what’s in their milk, they want to know where it comes from,” said Parag Milk Foods Ltd executive director Akshali Shah. “This campaign is about restoring trust in a category that’s long been clouded in mystery.”
Backed by a 360-degree media rollout including print, digital, influencer collaborations, and immersive content, the campaign cuts through the clutter with one bold question: Are you drinking milk, or just marketing?
With over 20,000 plus testimonials, a loyal premium consumer base, and growing urban curiosity around clean eating, Pride of Cows isn’t just selling milk, it’s bottling a belief system.
In a world obsessed with food trends, this is a back-to-basics call to clarity. Because sometimes, asking where your milk comes from might just be the most nourishing question of all.
Brands
Ahmad Muneeb elevated to VP – HR centre of excellence at Zepto
MUMBAI: Zepto has elevated Ahmad Muneeb to vice president – HR centre of excellence, placing him at the helm of the company’s total rewards, executive compensation and organisational effectiveness as the quick-commerce firm powers through a high-growth phase.
The move follows his stint as senior director of the HR COE, where he played a central role in preparing the company for IPO readiness while scaling its people analytics capabilities. During this period, Muneeb helped align complex performance management structures with more streamlined and scalable employee experience frameworks.
In his new role, he will steer the design of total rewards strategies, executive compensation planning and organisational design, while also overseeing performance management, employee experience initiatives and people analytics programmes.
Before joining Zepto, Muneeb spent nearly three years at Meesho, where he held multiple rewards and HR business partner roles. Earlier in his career, he worked as a senior rewards consultant at Mercer, advising high-tech clients on compensation benchmarking, pay structures and talent-focused reward frameworks.
He began his hr journey at Cognizant, where he supported compensation programmes for nearly two lakh employees across India and worked on m&a compensation alignment and skill-based pay initiatives. Prior to moving into HR, Muneeb started his career as a software engineer at Netcracker, bringing a technical grounding to his people strategy work.
With a mix of consulting rigour, start-up agility and enterprise-scale experience, Muneeb’s elevation signals Zepto’s continued focus on building robust people systems as it races towards its next phase of growth.
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Dell names Aishwarya Sudhakar director of marketing intelligence
INDIA: Dell Technologies is doubling down on artificial intelligence in marketing. The company has elevated Aishwarya Sudhakar to director of marketing measures and intelligence engineering, tasking her with building an enterprise-wide framework for AI-led measurement and customer intelligence.
In the role, Sudhakar will oversee unified data strategy, advanced modelling and context engineering: areas increasingly central to how large technology firms link marketing performance to business outcomes. Her remit includes shaping scalable systems that support Dell’s next phase of AI deployment across marketing functions.
Sudhakar steps into the position after holding a series of senior roles at Dell, including AI lead for marketing orchestration, senior manager, and senior data scientist in customer insights. Across these roles, she led global teams working on large-scale machine learning models, data pipelines and customer analytics.
Before joining Dell, she began her career at Tata Consultancy Services as a systems engineer and later founded Oclor, a shopping discovery start-up, where she built end-to-end technology platforms. The combination of enterprise-scale data work and entrepreneurial experience has shaped her focus on product-led, engineering-first innovation.
As technology companies seek sharper attribution and intelligence in an AI-saturated market, Dell’s move underscores the growing importance of marketing measurement as an engineering discipline rather than a reporting function.
Brands
Gaurav Pathak returns to Adidas in key accounts leadership role
GURUGRAM: Adidas has appointed Gaurav Pathak as director of key and field accounts, bringing back an executive who began his leadership career at the company.
In the role, Pathak will be responsible for deepening strategic partnerships and expanding key, field and export accounts, with a mandate to accelerate growth across the Indian market. The appointment marks a return to Adidas after nearly a decade across premium retail and footwear brands.
Pathak most recently served as head of retail and business development at Ecco, where he focused on partner-led growth, market risk mitigation and operational scale. Before that, he spent eight years at House of Anita Dongre Limited, rising to general manager and leading regional operations across western and southern India.
His earlier career includes a stint as regional sales manager for Karnataka at United Colors of Benetton India and a six-year run at Adidas, where he held sales leadership roles.
With competition intensifying in India’s lifestyle and footwear market, Pathak’s brief will centre on strengthening field execution while aligning large accounts with Adidas’s broader commercial priorities.
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