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Chandhiok & Mahajan appoints Divya Sharma as Head of Growth

The Head of Growth is a newly created leadership role designed to accelerate the firm's expansion, deepen strategic client relationships, and enhance brand visibility.

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Chandhiok & Mahajan has announced the appointment of Divya Sharma as Head of Growth, a newly created leadership role designed to accelerate the firm's expansion, deepen strategic client relationships, and enhance brand visibility.

Sharma brings to the Firm over 13 years of rich legal and strategic business development experience, having previously led the Business Development function at DMD Advocates. Her diverse background spans intellectual property law, data privacy, and firm-wide growth strategy — making her a unique fit for this pivotal position.

Karan Chandhiok, Partner and Head of Competition & Regulatory Practice at C&M, expressed his enthusiasm about Sharma’s appointment:

“Divya has a remarkable combination of legal expertise, business acumen, and creative vision. At a time when the legal industry is being redefined by innovation, her appointment marks a significant step forward for us. We are excited to welcome her to the firm and look forward to shaping the next phase of our journey together.”

Reflecting on her new role, Sharma shared:

“I am grateful to C&M partnership for considering me for this critical role and placing their trust in me. I am excited to join the firm. Together, we will drive growth, enhance visibility, and deliver greater value to our clients.”

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