Udit Jain

Udit Jain has a diverse range of work experience in various industries. Udit had their own food truck chain, Veg Foodies Express, where they successfully developed and executed marketing and sales strategies, leading to significant revenue growth. Udit also worked as a Marketing Manager for research and insights at Chocolate Platform, where they played a key role in establishing the company as a top video ad-network. Udit then joined Hindustan Times as a Manager, focusing on analytics and traffic growth, and introduced audience data to facilitate the transition to digital platforms. Udit later became a founding member of the central digital team at Condé Nast India, where they implemented data-driven strategies that significantly increased audience growth and optimized brand performance. Udit further expanded their expertise in digital analytics as the Lead Digital Analytics at Mediacorp, where they oversaw the centralization of digital business reporting and developed innovative audience planning tools. Udit worked as a consultant before joining inkl as the Global Head of Subscriptions, where they successfully grew consumer revenue and subscribers. Currently, they serve as the Vice President for Outlook Publishing, where they have contributed to doubling the company's revenues and oversees various digital strategy and growth initiatives.

Udit Jain has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Banking & Insurance from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, which they obtained from 2007 to 2010. Udit completed high school education at Modern School, Barakhamba Road, specializing in Science from 1992 to 2006. Additionally, Udit Jain has pursued various online certifications, including a certificate in Product Management from Product School and completed courses from prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School Online, Stanford University (coursera), Yale University (Coursera Course Certificates), Google, LinkedIn, and Lynda.com in diverse areas such as AI, analytics, marketing, psychology, and bias.