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Prakash Mallya

Prakash Mallya

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  • Prakash Mallya serves as VP & MD for Intel India's Sales, Marketing and Communications Group, driving business growth and market expansion.
  • He focuses on building strategic partnerships with government and ecosystem players to enhance technology adoption in India.
  • Previously, he was Sales Director for Intel Asia’s Data Center Group, managing data centre strategies across various sectors.
  • Mallya has a strong background in sales and marketing, having led successful initiatives in Southeast Asia and Malaysia-Singapore.
  • He holds a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and an MBA in Marketing Management, with interests in travel and fitness.

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Prakash Mallya is VP & MD – Sales, Marketing and Communications Group, Intel India. He is responsible for the growth of Intel's India business through local and multinational original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), global and local partners, retailers, and end-users. His focus is also to drive strategic partnerships with the Government and ecosystem players to accelerate technology adoption in India and market expansion to grow local consumption.

He was most recently the Sales Director for Intel Asia’s Data Center Group. He managed the region’s data centre strategy for cloud service providers, communications service providers, enterprise, and government infrastructure, spanning server, storage and network solutions.

Before that, Prakash achieved strong business results as the Managing Director of Southeast Asia. He led all of Intel’s sales, marketing and the enablement of products in one of the world’s most dynamic markets for computing technology. Under his stewardship, the Southeast Asia team also won the Global ECOC Award for exemplary leadership in Ethics and Compliance. In the previous role, Prakash was the Country Manager of Malaysia and Singapore, where he led the sales and marketing operations.

Prakash holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and an MBA in Marketing Management. Travel, photography, music and fitness are his passions.


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