IIIThe Journey
24 years. 7 organisations. A journey of building businesses.
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Sheo Mohan Prasad
Head of Sales, Hero Cycles · New Delhi
24+ years of building businesses, scaling distribution, leading transformations and delivering sustainable commercial growth across some of India’s best-known consumer brands.

IThe Leader
Sheo Mohan Prasad is a sales and business leader who builds the route to market and then makes it pay. Over 24 years he has led sales for Samsung, AkzoNobel, VIP Industries, CEAT, Dharma Life, Casio India and Hero Cycles, from metro modern trade to village-level retail.
Today he heads sales at Hero Cycles with direct P&L ownership of a ₹1,500+ Cr business. His record includes 87% revenue growth at Casio India, a four-country portfolio across India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal, and a rural network of 14,000+ retail touchpoints built from zero at Dharma Life.
Seven organisations, 2002 to today


Categories led: Bicycles & mobility · Consumer electronics · Consumer durables · Paints · Tyres · FMCG · Rural distribution
IIThe Record
Every figure here comes from his CV and advisor profile, shown with where it happened.
Direct P&L responsibility
Hero Cycles · revenue, margin and cost · since July 2025
Revenue growth
Casio India · channel strategy redesigned, new customer groups opened
Rural retail touchpoints
Dharma Life · village-level retail entrepreneurs, built from scratch
Top line owned
Casio India, four countries
Region led
CEAT
Distributors
Dharma Life
States
Dharma Life rural network
Country portfolio
India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal
Largest team led
AkzoNobel zone, 2007–09
Size of the business, zone or region he led in each role, as his CV states it. The basis differs by role, so each bar is labelled.
IIIThe Journey
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2002 · The opening chapter
Consumer electronics · April 2002 – October 2007
2007 · Leadership at scale
Paints · November 2007 – August 2009
2009 · Every channel
Luggage & travel goods · August 2009 – September 2012
EBO · Shop-in-shop · MBO · Distribution · Large-format retail
2012 · From inception
Tyres · September 2012 – January 2016

2016 · From zero
FMCG & rural distribution · January 2016 – February 2019
2019 · International growth
Calculators, label printers & musical instruments · February 2019 – July 2025

2025 · Scale · today
Bicycles & mobility · July 2025 – Present


24+ years of building businesses.
Different industries. Different markets. One consistent focus: sustainable growth.
IVTransformations
Each story uses only what is on the record: the mandate, what changed, how it was carried out, and the outcome.
VPrinciples
Strategy must translate into execution.
A plan becomes policies, processes and decision rights a field team can run without waiting.
Where it showed upCasio India: the annual business plan, sales policies and systems for delegated decision-making.
Growth must be profitable.
Volume that leaks margin through discounts, credit or the wrong channel mix is not growth.
Where it showed upHero Cycles: price-mix, channel-mix and discount discipline while sustaining growth.
Distribution is a competitive advantage.
The route to market is built, not inherited, and it decides who reaches the customer first.
Where it showed upCEAT, from inception. Dharma Life, from scratch. Hero Cycles, restructured.
People capability drives productivity.
Clear targets, sensible territories and real coaching raise output per person.
Where it showed upHero Cycles: lean teams, clear KPIs, territory redesign. AkzoNobel: classroom and on-the-job training.
Strong governance creates sustainable businesses.
Credit, receivables and inventory deserve the same attention as the sales number.
Where it showed upHero Cycles: channel credit, receivables, inventory and working capital, and hygiene with every partner.
Transformation requires ownership.
Change sticks when one leader owns the whole number, across functions.
Where it showed upDharma Life: full P&L and AOP across five functions. Hero Cycles: direct P&L.
VICapabilities
Owning the whole number: revenue, margin, cost and cash.

VIIFor founders and CEOs
I’m open to a small number of advisory engagements with founders and CEOs who want to grow sales profitably. The work draws on 24 years of running sales on the ground, not on theory.
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Understand
Meet your team, study the numbers and visit the market.
Plan
Agree clear goals, a simple plan and who owns what.
Execute together
Work alongside your team on the ground, not just give advice.
Sustain results
Train your people and set up reviews so results continue.
VIIIDeveloping leaders
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For new and mid-level sales reps
Finding buyers, pitching, closing and following up.
02
For first-time managers
Setting targets, running reviews and coaching reps.
03
For sales and channel managers
Finding, signing and growing distributors and dealers who sell for you.
04
For account and sales leaders
Winning and keeping large accounts without giving away your margin.
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IXCredentials
Education
Languages
Based in
New Delhi, India
Comfortable with teams and partners across India.
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