Verizon Names Chaitanya Suri as Senior Manager, Marketing

Verizon has named Chaitanya Suri as Senior Manager, Marketing, adding to its marketing organization as the telecommunications company continues to manage increasingly complex customer, digital, and technology-driven marketing programs.

Suri shared the move in a recent professional update, marking a new role within Verizon’s marketing organization. His appointment places him within a function that supports Verizon’s consumer and business groups across areas including brand, customer experience, digital marketing, and market strategy.

Verizon’s marketing organization operates as a centralized function supporting its major business groups, including Verizon Consumer Group and Verizon Business Group. The company’s management structure also connects marketing with areas such as product development, technology, strategy, and customer experience.

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The Senior Manager, Marketing role comes as telecom marketing continues to expand beyond traditional brand and advertising activities. Marketers in the sector increasingly work across digital channels, customer data, personalization, media, content, and technology-enabled experiences.

Verizon has also been developing capabilities around emerging areas such as search and generative engine optimization. A current Verizon marketing role focused on SEO and GEO highlights the company’s efforts to understand how consumers discover brands through traditional search as well as AI-powered interfaces.

For marketing teams, these changes are increasing the need to connect customer insights with measurable digital activity. Marketing functions are increasingly working alongside technology, analytics, product, and commercial teams to support customer acquisition and engagement.

Suri’s move into the Senior Manager, Marketing position adds another layer of marketing leadership within Verizon as the company continues to operate across consumer and business markets. The appointment also reflects the broader evolution of marketing roles in telecommunications, where digital platforms, data, customer experience, and emerging technologies are becoming increasingly connected.