Oracle India marketing chief steps down: Reports

MUMBAI: Oracle India’s long-serving head of marketing has stepped down after a ten year stint that helped steer the company through a period of rapid transformation in cloud, data and AI.

Bhatnagar joined Oracle in 2015 and spent the next decade weaving together marketing strategies across every major business line, shaping how the company pitched its cloud and data capabilities. Her work included building global anchor programmes, driving immersive digital campaigns and strengthening Oracle’s partner and ISV frameworks in Japan and across Asia Pacific.

Before her Oracle chapter, she briefly served as a brand advisor where she helped a major political party sharpen its public messaging and digital engagement. Her earlier senior role at Microsoft saw her lead enterprise marketing for India, launching Azure, Windows 8, Windows Phone, SQL Server and Office 365 under an ambitious reimagining-the-enterprise theme.

Bhatnagar also held leadership roles at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, driving public sector business growth from 20 million dollars to 110 million dollars in under three years and earning industry recognition for high-impact marketing programmes. Her career spans strategic roles at Primera Networks, Compaq, Telstra and Autodoor Industries, each adding to her reputation for consultative leadership, partnership building and technology-driven storytelling.

With a resume that reads like a cross-section of corporate India’s technology evolution, Bhatnagar’s next move will be watched closely. For Oracle India, her departure marks the end of a decade defined by expansive cloud marketing and meticulously built customer alliances.

As transitions go, this one leaves Oracle with big shoes to fill and a legacy of campaigns that consistently pushed the brand into newer, more competitive spaces.