Hyderabad, Telangana, India, May 2026 — Saumya Srivastava has been appointed as Chief Marketing Officer at AKSI Aerospace Group, marking a significant leadership elevation within the organization as the company continues expanding its footprint in the UAV and aerospace technology sector.
Srivastava takes on the new role after serving as Vice President Business & Marketing at AKSI Aerospace Group, where she played a key role in strengthening business development, marketing strategy, and organizational growth initiatives across the company’s expanding drone and aerospace ecosystem.
In her new position as Chief Marketing Officer, she will focus on driving brand positioning, strategic business growth, market expansion, stakeholder engagement, and integrated marketing initiatives as AKSI Aerospace accelerates innovation across agricultural, industrial, military, and cargo drone solutions.
Prior to joining AKSI Aerospace Group, Srivastava spent over five years with the High Court of Allahabad, where she held administrative leadership roles including Senior Administrative Officer and Junior Administrative Officer. During her tenure, she managed administrative operations, coordinated executive-level functions, ensured compliance, streamlined internal processes, and supported institutional efficiency within the legal and government ecosystem.
Earlier in her career, she also completed a summer internship at the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok, where she worked on projects focused on emerging technologies and development-driven innovation across sectors including healthcare, transportation, agriculture, and energy.
With a multidisciplinary background spanning administration, operations, business strategy, and marketing leadership, Srivastava brings a unique blend of organizational expertise and strategic vision to AKSI Aerospace Group’s leadership team.
About AKSI Aerospace Group
AKSI Aerospace Group is one of India’s leading UAV and drone technology companies, focused on developing advanced drone solutions across agriculture, industrial, military, and cargo applications. Through its network of subsidiary companies, the organization aims to make drone technology more accessible, scalable, and impactful while addressing challenges related to cost, usability, regulations, and operational efficiency.
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