PRable Global brings in Shivani Sharma as associate VP – Public Relations & Digital Marketing

New Delhi: PRable Global has strengthened its senior leadership ranks with the appointment of Shivani Sharma as associate vp, public relations and digital marketing, as the firm sharpens its focus on integrated communications and public affairs.

Sharma will lead strategic counsel and integrated planning for clients, deepen key mandates and mentor cross-sector teams. She will also work closely with national and international businesses, reinforcing PRable Global’s pitch as a partner for brands navigating reputation, stakeholder and policy-led environments.

Aman Singh Madaan, founder and ceo of PRable Global, said Sharma’s experience aligned closely with the firm’s ambitions. “Her grounding in policy-led communications, advocacy and reputation management adds depth to our leadership. Her consultative style will matter as we support partners in India and overseas.”

Sharma said she was looking forward to building future-ready campaigns at the firm. “PRable Global’s integrated approach and its understanding of policy and stakeholder ecosystems strongly resonate with my professional journey. I am excited to work with the team to help brands communicate with clarity and confidence.”

With nearly 15 years in brand communication, government affairs, stakeholder engagement and crisis management, Sharma brings deep sector expertise spanning healthcare, education, skilling and digital innovation. Her client roster includes the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, the National Skill Development Corporation under the ministry of skill development and entrepreneurship, and Fortis Healthcare, alongside project work with organisations such as The Lancet and DISHA Foundation.

Founded in 2019, PRable Global has built a reputation as a full-service communications and digital marketing firm, blending traditional public relations with data-led digital, crisis and investor communications.

For PRable Global, the hire signals intent. As scrutiny rises and narratives matter more than ever, the firm is adding senior muscle to stay ahead of the conversation.