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Ankush Khanna
Experienced Marketing and Sales Manager in the oil & energy industry.
Ankush Khanna is the Director of Commercial Brand Marketing at ExxonMobil, a position he has held since December 2018. He has over 26 years of experience in the industry, with significant expertise in brand marketing, strategy development, and sales management. His role primarily involves overseeing marketing initiatives for ExxonMobil's lubricant products in the Asia-Pacific region.
Professional Background
- Current Position: Director - Commercial Brand Marketing at ExxonMobil
- Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
- Experience: Over 26 years in various marketing and brand management roles, with a focus on commercial strategies and execution.
Skills and Expertise
- Brand Marketing
- Strategy Development & Execution
- Sales Management
- Channel Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Business Development
Ankush Khanna is recognized for his contributions to enhancing brand visibility and driving growth for ExxonMobil's products in competitive markets.
Highlights
Have you noticed that a bronze medalist is generally more happy than a silver medalist at the end of the game.
it’s not an incidental finding but a proven fact in many research studies after studying reactions of silver medalists vs bronze medalists!
ideally, a silver medalist should be more happy than the bronze. but, the human mind doesn't work like mathematics.
This happens because of a phenomenon called the *counterfactual thinking.
The silver medalist thinks, "oh I couldn't win the gold medal." the bronze medalist thinks, "at least I got a medal."
A silver medal is won after losing, but a bronze medal is won after winning.
This happens even in our life, we don't appreciate what we have but feel sad with what we don't have. Let's be grateful for our blessings, they far outweigh our problems if we start counting.
Life is after all full of choices, do always count your blessings to stay positive & motivated.
THE MAN WHO STOOD ALONE
In December 1937, during a football match at Stamford Bridge in London between Chelsea FC and Charlton FC, the game was abandoned in the 60th minute due to heavy fog.
Unfortunately, Charlton FC goalkeeper Sam Bartram was unaware that the match had been stopped and continued to guard his goal for another fifteen minutes. He did not hear the referee's whistle because of the noise from the crowd behind him. Believing that his teammates were attacking the opposing goal, he stood with outstretched arms, fully focused on protecting his goal amidst the dense fog.
It was only fifteen minutes later when the field police approached him and informed him that the match had been abandoned fifteen minutes earlier. Sam Bartram, deeply saddened by this, famously said:
"HOW SAD THAT MY FRIENDS FORGOT ME WHEN I WAS GUARDING THEIR GATE."
Life's game is much like this. We diligently and supportively guard the goals of many around us, but when the situation becomes foggy, some may abandon us. Irrespective of the same, keep guarding your goal, set realistic expectations from others, somebody will surely come looking out for you. Help comes from unexpected quarters. Be happy!!
