MUMBAI: A little over a year ago, when a top executive of French pharma company Sanofi called a huddle before the launch of a female hygiene product in India, he realised that all those working on the product were males.
"We looked around the room and the six people working on the project were all men. The real hard message we took that day was if it is such a specific women's product, there needs to be somebody who feels that and can have a discussion around that product," said Gaurav.
"We looked around the room and the six people working on the project were all men. The real hard message we took that day was if it is such a specific women's product, there needs to be somebody who feels that and can have a discussion around that product," said Gaurav.
