Etika's Santharuban wins CMO of the year award


At the Malaysian Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Awards 2018, Etika Holdings vice-president of marketing Santharuban Thurai Sundaram (right) won the CMO of the Year award while Mark Karmen (left) also of Etika was named the Rising Marketing Star under the Food and Beverage category.

ETIKA Holdings vice-president of marketing Santharuban Thurai Sundaram was named CMO of the year at the Malaysian Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Awards 2018.

"I'm honoured to receive this award and would like to dedicate this to the solid support from my team. In marketing, we never work in silos and this award is not just a testament of one person's singular effort. In fact, it is the representation of every one from the team, to our partners and agencies, who has contributed to a single objective and goal," said Santharuban.

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