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Knauf India appoints Gaunik Jeet Singh as head of marketing
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Knauf India appoints Gaunik Jeet Singh as head of marketing

Knauf India, the world’s No. 1 company in drywall and ceiling solutions, has announced the appointment of Mr Gaunik Jeet Singh as its new Head of Marketing. With over 19 years of experience across reputed organisations and an alumnus of the Indian School of Business (ISB), Mr Singh is set to lead Knauf India’s multi-channel marketing strategy and build a differentiated brand presence in the country’s construction and building materials sector. 

Prior to this role, Singh served as Category Head at Hero MotoCorp, where he steered marketing for key product portfolios. His earlier stints include leadership positions at AkzoNobel (Dulux Paints), Airtel, and Spice Mobility. His work across these firms focused on scaling premium product categories, enhancing consumer touchpoints, and delivering growth through brand storytelling. 

At Knauf India, Singh will be responsible for building brand equity, leading integrated marketing campaigns, and aligning communication strategies with the brand’s global identity while staying relevant to Indian market dynamics. 

Expressing his enthusiasm, Mr Gaunik Jeet Singh said, “I am excited to be part of Knauf India’s journey. The brand has a strong foundation and there’s a real opportunity to build a deeper awareness and connect meaningfully with our stakeholders. I look forward to working with the team to further elevate Knauf’s brand in India and beyond.” 

Welcoming him to the leadership team, Mr Sumit Bidani, CEO, Knauf India, said, “We are delighted to welcome Gaunik to the leadership team. His strong track record in building premium brands and leading high-impact campaigns makes him an excellent fit for Knauf India. We are confident that his strategic thinking and creativity will strengthen our brand narrative and deepen stakeholder engagement.” 

This appointment reflects Knauf India’s strategic focus on amplifying brand visibility and positioning itself as a leader in India’s evolving construction ecosystem. Under Mr Singh’s leadership, the company aims to enhance stakeholder trust, accelerate market outreach, and support long-term business growth. 

Knauf India, the world’s No. 1 company in drywall and ceiling solutions, has announced the appointment of Mr Gaunik Jeet Singh as its new Head of Marketing. With over 19 years of experience across reputed organisations and an alumnus of the Indian School of Business (ISB), Mr Singh is set to lead Knauf India’s multi-channel marketing strategy and build a differentiated brand presence in the country’s construction and building materials sector. Prior to this role, Singh served as Category Head at Hero MotoCorp, where he steered marketing for key product portfolios. His earlier stints include leadership positions at AkzoNobel (Dulux Paints), Airtel, and Spice Mobility. His work across these firms focused on scaling premium product categories, enhancing consumer touchpoints, and delivering growth through brand storytelling. At Knauf India, Singh will be responsible for building brand equity, leading integrated marketing campaigns, and aligning communication strategies with the brand’s global identity while staying relevant to Indian market dynamics. Expressing his enthusiasm, Mr Gaunik Jeet Singh said, “I am excited to be part of Knauf India’s journey. The brand has a strong foundation and there’s a real opportunity to build a deeper awareness and connect meaningfully with our stakeholders. I look forward to working with the team to further elevate Knauf’s brand in India and beyond.” Welcoming him to the leadership team, Mr Sumit Bidani, CEO, Knauf India, said, “We are delighted to welcome Gaunik to the leadership team. His strong track record in building premium brands and leading high-impact campaigns makes him an excellent fit for Knauf India. We are confident that his strategic thinking and creativity will strengthen our brand narrative and deepen stakeholder engagement.” This appointment reflects Knauf India’s strategic focus on amplifying brand visibility and positioning itself as a leader in India’s evolving construction ecosystem. Under Mr Singh’s leadership, the company aims to enhance stakeholder trust, accelerate market outreach, and support long-term business growth. 

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