Anil Jayaraj, the Executive Vice President of Star Sports, has resigned after a 6-year stint with the company, as per sources.
As per reports, Anoop Govindan, Senior VP and National Sales Head at Star Sports, is expected to take over Jayaraj’s role.
Jayaraj joined Star India in 2015. Before that, he was the Chief Marketing Officer at Pidilite Industries. He was the Marketing Director for BP Marine & Energy Lubricants during 2007-2010.
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