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Shakul Srivastava has been appointed as Senior Vice President at Indian Immunologicals Limited.

With over three decades of experience in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, Shakul brings extensive expertise in vaccines, commercial leadership, business transformation, and strategic growth. His leadership journey has been focused on transforming businesses through strategic enablement, process efficiency, people development, market expansion, resource optimization, digital innovation, cultural integration, and effective P&L management.

In his current role at Indian Immunologicals Limited, he is responsible for leading the human vaccines business while driving strategic business initiatives and digital transformation. His focus includes fostering innovation, developing new concepts, and strengthening the organization’s capabilities in the vaccines segment.

Prior to this role, Shakul served as Vice President – Human Health at Indian Immunologicals, where he played a key role in establishing and expanding the company’s human vaccines, hormones, and wellness product portfolio. He also led large commercial teams across sales, marketing, learning and development, and business operations.

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