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A dynamic marketing and management professional with over 26 years of experience in the media industry, successfully driving business growth, brand development, and market expansion across local and national markets.

With a passion for education and lifelong learning, I transitioned into academia in 2012 and began my teaching journey as a Visiting Faculty member in the Department of Economics at Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Shivajinagar, Pune, where I taught undergraduate and postgraduate students for nearly eight years.

Subsequently, I joined Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Management and Research (DYPIMR), now D. Y. Patil Global University (DYP-GU), as a full-time faculty member, contributing to MBA education through teaching, mentoring, curriculum development, and academic administration for two years.

Currently, I am serving as an Assistant Professor at S. B. Patil Institute of Management (SBPIM), Pune, where I teach MBA students and actively contribute to curriculum design, industry-academia engagement, student mentoring, career guidance, and professional development initiatives. My combined experience in industry and academia enables me to enrich classroom learning with practical business insights and real-world perspectives.

Throughout my career, I have built expertise in strategic business growth, brand management, market development, and organizational leadership. I am committed to helping students develop critical thinking, analytical ability, decision-making, and problem-solving skills, so they can become effective managers and responsible business leaders.

Areas of Expertise:
• Strategic Space Promotion and Revenue Development
• Strategic Business Growth and Market Expansion
• Brand Strategy and Market Positioning
• Local and National Market Analysis
• Teaching Economics, Marketing, and General Management
• Curriculum Design and Academic Development
• Student Mentoring and Career Advising
• Performance Evaluation and Assessment
• Industry-Academia Collaboration
• Problem Solving and Decision-Making