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FMCG major RB rebrands as Reckitt

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MUMBAI: British multinational consumer goods major Reckitt Benckiser has rebranded as Reckitt, dropping its previous ‘RB’ visual identity. 

In a statement, Reckitt said the redevelopment of its corporate identity is a key milestone in the organisation’s ongoing journey of transformation towards sustainable growth. The new brand identity and iconography is more recognisable and is built on the company’s purpose — to protect, heal and nurture in the relentless pursuit of a cleaner, healthier world, the Dettol maker added.

Reckitt SVP corporate affairs & sustainability Miguel Veiga-Pestana said: “The brand is a visible symbol of our corporate purpose and the change that has been taking place across the business on our journey of transformation. The name reflects the existing widespread usage of Reckitt and is clearer, simpler and more memorable, while retaining positive associations with the company’s heritage.”

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From Dettol to Lysol, Nurofen to Durex and Finish to Vanish, Reckitt sells more than 20 million products every day. The new identity will better enable the FMCG giant to communicate its corporate purpose to the world in a way that is powerful, consistent and impactful, added VP internal communications & corporate brand Jo Osborn.

The comprehensive rebrand, including a new visual identity, was created and overseen by Havas’ branding agency Conran Design Group. Rolling out across all of Reckitt’s touchpoints and platforms – internal and external, physical and digital, it comprises a new name and logo with an evolved colour palette. The company’s previous logo that included “RB" gives way to an “R" inside a coil-like ring, in a highly distinctive and recognisable ‘Energy Pink’ hue which is Reckitt’s primary brand colour. 

The implementation of the new brand will be delivered over a three-year timeline, using the natural replacement cycles of the business to manage an impactful transition in a cost-effective way.

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Conran Design Group CEO Thom Newton said: “Reckitt has a compelling story to tell. The new Reckitt brand both reflects its 200-year history and provides an active expression of its purpose and ambition. The opportunity to work with the company to redevelop and launch the new brand was an opportunity we relished.”

The present Reckitt Benckiser Group was formed after the merger of Reckitt and Benckiser in 1999. Independently, businesses of the two companies date back to the 1820s—or over 200-years ago.

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The move comes as Reckitt benefitted significantly from the pandemic-its home and personal cleaning brands such as Dettol and Harpic reported strong performance in India, gaining both market share and new household penetration.

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Sanjeev Rolyan named global director at HCLTech

HCLTech taps seasoned pro to steer digital and software strategy worldwide

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NOIDA: Sanjeev Rolyan has reached a new peak in his career, stepping into the role of global director at HCLTech. With over 16 years of experience in the tech and digital services arena, Rolyan is set to bring his expertise in software, applications, and end-to-end source-to-pay functions to the global stage.

Before this elevation, Rolyan held multiple leadership roles at HCLTech, including director & business head and general manager, where he played a pivotal role in driving enterprise resource planning and digital transformation initiatives.

His journey in the industry spans nearly two decades, starting with a long tenure at Genpact as assistant vice president, where he managed sourcing and procurement for IT solutions, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and application development projects.

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Rolyan’s academic credentials include a postgraduate diploma in international business from Symbiosis International University and a certificate in digital strategies for business from Columbia Business School, where he mastered five key domains: customer, competition, data, innovation, and value.

At HCLTech, Rolyan’s mission is clear: to amplify the company’s software and digital offerings, streamline operations, and lead the charge in global digital transformation. With his blend of experience, strategic insight, and digital acumen, the tech world will be watching closely.

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