Kenvue’s Channan Sawhney Added to Sales & Marketing Summit Roster
Channan Sawhney, global Amazon and U.S. last mile delivery customer leader at Kenvue, will be taking the stage at CGT’s Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit, held September 23-25 in Princeton, NJ.
Sawhney brings over 16 years of experience in sales, brand marketing, e-commerce, digital marketing, and data analytics across various consumer goods companies.
In her current role, she works cross-functionally to accelerate omnichannel business for consumer health brands. Prior to this, she was head of global e-commerce at Kenvue, where she was responsible for accelerating e-commerce across regions by building an agency ecosystem and capabilities for a seamless and superior channel experience.
Previously, she led media and digital marketing for J&J India and was a global digital and e-commerce leader for Tata Global Beverages. Having worked with major retailers like Amazon, Alibaba, Walmart, Nykaa across the U.S., UK, Canada, India, China, and Middle East, Sawhney brings expertise across customer and digital strategy and capabilities.
In 2023, she was named as part of CGT's class of Visionaries, recognized for the methods in which she’s elevated the ways of working and leading the digital transformation agenda and e-commerce acceleration for Kenvue.
Sawhney will be participating in the “Building Operating Models for Digital-First, Consumer-Centric Realities” panel, discussing sustainable operating models with Kate Garner, SVP of demand accelerator, PepsiCo.
More About the Summit
Join the Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit for a unique experience for CG manufacturers with interactive and provocative content and tailored networking opportunities. You’ll meet a cross-functional representation of sales, marketing, technology, and analytics leaders in consumer goods and retail.
Building Operating Models for Digital-First, Consumer-Centric Realities: With consumer goods marketing structures tilted toward traditional retail operating models, many organizations fail to integrate true consumer-centric strategies. We’ll dig into what marketers can do to develop dynamic and sustainable operating models that withstand digital transformation’s rigor.
