Prabhkirat Singh Bhalla — Operations Associate

I am an Economics Honours graduate from Delhi University, currently pursuing my MBA in Marketing at IMT Ghaziabad. My academic journey has equipped me with a strong foundation in analytical thinking, consumer behavior, and business strategy, while my MBA is further sharpening my expertise in marketing, brand management, and leadership. Professionally, I have gained hands-on experience across marketing and business development. At WhizCo, an influencer marketing agency, I developed campaign strategies, analyzed performance data, and managed client relationships, leveraging insights to boost brand engagement and impact. As a Marketing Intern at Emirates Podcast in Dubai, I led marketing campaigns for the Pod Show, driving audience engagement through content creation, event-day scripting, and social media marketing. I also applied strategic thinking to curate Pod Show themes based on emerging industry trends, ensuring relevance for audiences and stakeholders. Additionally, I conducted market research to identify sponsors and potential partners, contributing to the commercialization and growth of the platform. Over two months, I supported the execution of six live podshows across themes such as Real Estate, Technology, Health & Wellness, and Women Entrepreneurship. Currently, as an Intern at Aspora, I focus on market research, identifying optimal marketing channels, and mapping stakeholders and brands for partnerships, supporting Aspora’s expansion and visibility in Dubai’s competitive market. I am passionate about transforming insights into strategies, building strong stakeholder relationships, and executing impactful marketing initiatives. With a balance of creativity and analytical thinking, I thrive in collaborative environments and aim to contribute to organizations where innovation drives growth and lasting impact.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Marketing Professional with expertise in Media and Brand Strategy.

Location: Delhi, Delhi, India

Experience: 3 mos