SatSure appoints Bianca Ghose as Chief Marketing & Communications Officer

SatSure has announced the appointment of Bianca Ghose as its Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, joining the company's Executive Leadership Team. For the role, Ghose has relocated from Paris to Bengaluru.

An internationally experienced brand marketing, communications and corporate affairs professional, Ghose brings 20 years of experience across India, France and the U.S., spanning public companies, global agencies and media. Her experience includes four years leading strategic communications, financial and brand reputation for an $11 billion publicly listed company.

Her appointment comes as SatSure expands its global presence in Earth observation, decision intelligence and geospatial AI. She will help elevate a decade of innovation into the market presence, brand authority, and accelerated growth that the next chapter demands – as SatSure becomes the intelligence layer between the Earth's data and the world's decisions.

Commenting on the appointment, Prateep Basu, Founder & CEO, said, "Bianca brings the kind of narrative clarity and commercial instinct that transcends any single industry. That's exactly what SatSure needs as we translate our momentum into greater market confidence, trust, and influence worldwide."

Sharing her thoughts on the new role, Ghose said, "I'm stepping into something new, nuanced and fast-moving, and with some of the sharpest people I've met anywhere!"

She added, "Earth observation and decision intelligence from space has become foundational infrastructure for governments, banks, insurers, aviation, utilities, and enterprises."

Highlighting SatSure's journey and future ambitions, Ghose said, "SatSure saw this coming way before the market did, and spent a decade building the full stack to prove it: the satellites, the geospatial foundation model, and the decision intelligence products that turn Earth data into action. And now, building India's first commercial Earth observation satellite constellation – 12 satellites, a national orbital infrastructure mandate delivered by the private sector."