Mondelez India’s Marketing Chair Gets a New Face — And an Old One Moves Up

Leadership shuffles at India’s biggest chocolate maker just got interesting. Mondelez International has named Vinay Subramanyam as its new Vice President – Marketing in India, while outgoing VP Nitin Saini steps into a bigger regional role in Southeast Asia. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters.

Mondelez India: Transition

Who Is Vinay Subramanyam?

Vinay brings over two decades of consumer-goods marketing experience to the role. He joins from Kellanova, where he led marketing across South Asia and sat on the AMEA Commercial Leadership Team. His resume also includes stints at Pidilite Industries, Britannia Industries, and VIP Industries — a mix that spans FMCG, adhesives, and lifestyle categories. He’s been named among India’s top marketers by Business World and Impact, and started his career in sales before moving into brand leadership.

Nitin Saini’s Move to Indonesia

Nitin isn’t leaving the company — he’s moving up. After steering Mondelez India’s brand-building and innovation efforts, he’s now General Manager for Indonesia, a regional leadership post within Southeast Asia. President Samir Jain credited him with reinforcing Mondelez India’s position as one of the country’s top snacking companies.

Why This Matters for Mondelez in India

<a href=”https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondelez_International” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Mondelez International</a>, the parent behind Cadbury Dairy Milk, Oreo, and Bournvita, has been present in India for over 75 years and continues scaling its business here. Bringing in a marketer with cross-category experience signals the company is doubling down on brand-building as competition in India’s snacking and confectionery space heats up.

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