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Firstpost's Priyanka Sehgal wins Smartest Digital Marketing Leader award

Firstpost’s Priyanka Sehgal has won the Smartest Digital Marketing Leader in India award she was given at a ceremony in hotel Taj Lands End in Mumbai, exchange4media.com reported. Sehgal is vice-president, content and strategy at Firstpost.The award is yet another feather in the digital news portal’s cap that has in the past won many such awards in the digital news media field.[caption id="attachment_4354549" align="alignleft" width="380"]![Priyanka Sehgal while receiving the award. exchange4media image.]()

Priyanka Sehgal while receiving the award. exchange4media image.[/caption]While accepting the award, Sehgal said, “The recognition is also definitively a motivation to continue on the path of innovation, originality and thorough creativity when it comes to digital marketing.”The CMO Asia is distributing the world digital marketing awards during the Digital India Week, 13-18 February, 2018, as part of World Digital Marketing Congress and Awards.Sehgal has been associated with Network18 Group for four years now. She is widely acknowledged for her in-depth understanding of various brands and the industry at large.
First Published:Feb 16, 2018, 18:06:15 IST
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