Salil J.

Salil J. has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Salil most recently worked at AICL Communications as an Associate Director, responsible for content strategy, editorial work, and client relations. Prior to this, Salil worked at upGrad as a Lead in learner communication.

Salil also worked at CFA Institute as a Marketing Services Manager for the EMEA region and as a Marketing and Communications Manager for India. Before joining CFA Institute, they worked at Hinduja Group Limited as a Corporate Communications Manager.

Salil'searlier experiences include working at Genesis Burson Marsteller as a Senior Consulting Associate in digital strategy, Ipsos MORI as a Research Executive, and various media companies such as The Times of India, DNA, Network18, Times Now, and FHM India as a Journalist and Editor. In their role as a journalist and editor, Salil was involved in launch activities, reporting, copy editing, scripting, and editorial management across print, web, and TV platforms.

Salil J. has a diverse education history. In 1998, they began their undergraduate studies at the University of Mumbai, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. Salil completed this program in 2002.

In 2002, Salil attended the Xavier Institute of Communications, where they enrolled in the Diploma in Communication Studies program. Salil completed this program in 2003, focusing on journalism.

Following their diploma, Salil pursued further education by enrolling in the Master of Arts program in Media Management at the University of Westminster in 2008. Salil completed this program in 2009.

Additionally, Salil has obtained additional certifications to enhance their knowledge and skills. In 2021, they completed the "Introduction to Digital Journalism" certification offered by Reuters. In 2022, they obtained the "HR Bootcamp - Marketing Strategies" certification from upGrad.

Salil also has an unspecified association with the University of Westminster, although the details of this association, including the duration and specific degree, are unknown.