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Suranjana Ghosh, head, Marico Innovation Foundation

Marico Innovation Foundation (MIF) announced Suranjana Ghosh as the new Head of the Foundation. Suranjana will lead the charge to catalyse the innovation ecosystem through the foundation’s flagship programs and bring the perspective of her diverse experience across business and social impact sectors to this role. She has taken over from Priya Kapadia and will be reporting to Harsh Mariwala, founder, Marico Innovation Foundation. 

Suranjana is an expert in International Development, Business Transformation, Brand and Product Marketing with 20 years of experience across FMCG (L’Oréal, Kellogg), broadcast media (BBC World News, CNBC-TV18) and the social impact sector (Dasra, Newsworthy Studio, Power for All).

In the social impact sector, she has contributed to projects funded by The Rockefeller Foundation, IKEA Foundation, CIFF and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Throughout her diverse career, she has developed and executed innovative strategies and established systems and processes to drive behaviour change, communities of action, business growth and efficiencies.

“Suranjana’s extensive experience is an asset to MIF. Her versatile leadership in forging communities that drive meaningful action and change, make her well positioned to drive the ambitions of the Foundation to support and nurture breakthrough innovations,” said Harsh Mariwala, Founder, Marico Innovation Foundation.

Speaking on her appointment, Suranjana Ghosh, said, “In the next phase of India’s economic journey, a robust innovation ecosystem is key to exponential growth. This opportunity allows me to drive meaningful change by supporting innovations to create positive economic, social, and environmental impact for the country.”

In her previous role as the global director of partnerships and campaigns at Power for All, Suranjana developed and lead multi-stakeholder campaigns and high-impact partnerships across Africa and India to drive advocacy and market activation for accelerating renewable energy access. 

Suranjana is a keen inclusion who has campaigned in a personal capacity for the dignified screening of disabled people at Indian airports and is a consistent supporter of causes benefiting children battling Cancer and disabled youth from underprivileged backgrounds. 

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