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Razer elevates global PR head

Razer elevates global PR head

Nikhil Kharoo has stepped up to the role of Senior Director, Global Head of PR and Partnerships at Razer. Based in Singapore, he spearheads global public relations and partnership efforts across Asia, Europe, and U.S. regions, spanning brand narrative, media engagement, brand partnerships, and AI initiatives.

Nikhil has accumulated more than 18 years of communications experience, having held senior roles at Burson-Marsteller, Fitbit, and Google.

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