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NANDITA GODBOLE TAKES HELM AS MERCEDES-BENZ INDIA’S HEAD OF MARKETING

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Mercedes-Benz India has appointed Nandita Godbole as Head of Marketing, succeeding Amrit Baid. With extensive experience across marketing, retail sales and digital customer engagement, Godbole has driven growth through customer-centric and data-led strategies, positioning her to lead the brand’s next phase of innovation and market expansion in India.

Mercedes-Benz India has announced the appointment of Nandita Godbole as its new Head of Marketing, marking a significant leadership transition at the luxury carmaker. She succeeds Amrit Baid, taking charge of the company’s marketing operations at a time when the brand is intensifying its focus on customer experience and digital transformation in one of its most dynamic global markets.

Godbole’s elevation reflects her deep-rooted association with Mercedes-Benz India, where she has held pivotal roles across marketing, retail sales and the Digital Customer Unit. Over the years, she has been instrumental in shaping strategies that blend customer-centric thinking with data-driven insights, enabling the brand to strengthen its market presence and drive sustainable growth. Her ability to integrate traditional marketing with digital innovation has been a hallmark of her career, ensuring that Mercedes-Benz India remains agile in responding to evolving consumer expectations.

Industry observers note that her appointment comes at a crucial juncture for the company, as the Indian luxury automotive market undergoes rapid transformation. With increasing emphasis on digital engagement, personalised experiences and sustainability, Godbole’s expertise in leveraging technology to enhance customer journeys is expected to play a central role in Mercedes-Benz India’s future direction. Her leadership is anticipated to further consolidate the brand’s premium positioning while expanding its reach among younger, digitally savvy audiences.

Mercedes-Benz India has consistently highlighted its commitment to innovation, customer delight and long-term growth in the country. Under Godbole’s stewardship, the marketing function is likely to sharpen its focus on integrated campaigns, experiential initiatives and data-led decision-making. Colleagues describe her as a leader who combines strategic vision with operational rigour, qualities that will be vital in navigating the competitive landscape and reinforcing Mercedes-Benz’s reputation as a benchmark in luxury mobility.

As she steps into the role, Godbole inherits a legacy of strong brand equity and a loyal customer base, while also facing the challenge of steering marketing efforts in an era defined by digital disruption and heightened consumer expectations. Her appointment signals Mercedes-Benz India’s confidence in her ability to lead with innovation, empathy and precision, ensuring the brand continues to resonate with discerning Indian consumers. 


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