Atlas Copco Group, a global leader in compressors, vacuum solutions, generators, pumps, power tools, and assembly systems, has appointed Shalini Sharma as the new General Manager for its Brand Studio in India. This marks a notable milestone as Shalini becomes the first Indian woman to assume a General Manager position within the company, underscoring Atlas Copco’s dedication to diversity and leadership development.
Shalini, who joined Atlas Copco in 2010, brings over 20 years of expertise in brand management, communications, and digital marketing. She has played an instrumental role in shaping the company’s brand presence in India. In her new role, Shalini will drive Atlas Copco’s brand narrative with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer-centric solutions, strengthening the brand’s position in the industrial sector.
Frans Van Niekerk, Managing Director of the company, expressed confidence in Shalini’s leadership, noting, “We are thrilled to have Shalini lead our communication efforts. Her experience and deep understanding of our brand make her ideal to guide our strategic messaging as we expand our presence in India.”
As General Manager, Shalini will oversee brand strategy, creative direction, and digital communications, ensuring consistent and impactful engagement across all channels. She expressed excitement about her new role, stating, “I am honored to take on this challenge and look forward to crafting brand stories that resonate with our diverse audiences in India, positioning Atlas Copco as a trusted partner in sustainable industrial solutions.”
Under Shalini’s leadership, Atlas Copco’s Brand Studio in India is set to enhance its support to the global group, furthering its legacy of delivering innovative, sustainable communication solutions. At Atlas Copco, we believe that transformative ideas drive innovation.
Since 1873, the group has been transforming industrial concepts into essential business solutions. By understanding and responding ther customers’ needs, it creates value and design with the future in focus. In 2022, Atlas Copco Group generated revenues of BSEK 141 and employed nearly 49,000 people worldwide at year-end.
