Arnab D

Arnab Das is an accomplished communication and branding professional with over two and a half decades of diverse experience spanning journalism, public relations, and strategic communication. He has worked extensively across BFSI, NBFC, and blockchain sectors, successfully managing media relations, corporate communication, and brand positioning for prominent organizations. Known for his expertise in developing comprehensive media strategies, handling crisis communication, and driving category education, Arnab has a proven track record of elevating brand visibility and fostering stakeholder engagement.

His career journey has been marked by impactful roles in leading companies, where he has shaped communication structures, overseen high-profile events, and built strong media partnerships. As an effective collaborator across various departments and with C-level executives, Arnab continues to create meaningful narratives that drive business growth and enhance brand value.

Arnab Das has over 25 years of experience in journalism and communication, working across leading companies in India. He began his career in journalism, contributing to renowned news organizations like NDTV, India Today, Lok Sabha TV, and CNBC-TV18, where he led content development for flagship programs. Transitioning into corporate communication, Arnab worked at HDFC Ltd and consulted for major clients such as HSBC India, Morgan Stanley, and Godrej at Wunderman Thompson.

He played key roles at Cashaa and CoinDCX, building communication structures, managing influencer relations, and developing crypto education platforms. Currently, Arnab is with CIFDAQ Blockchain Ecosystem India Ltd, focusing on media communication, branding, and strategic marketing initiatives.

Arnab Das holds a Post Graduate Degree in Communication and Journalism from Pune University, where he specialised in International Affairs, Geo-Politics, Economy, and Culture. In addition to his communication studies, Arnab has a background in computer education from the late 80s to the early 2000s, where he learned programming languages such as Pascal, Fortran, BASIC, DBase, Java, Script, Applets, and Servlets. This diverse educational foundation has equipped him with a unique blend of skills that enhances his professional expertise in journalism and communication.