Campaign India Team
Mar 22, 2018

Weekend Wrap: 23 March

In the news: Gulf Oil, MSL India, Media Moments, Tata Motors

Weekend Wrap: 23 March
20:20 MSL bags Adobe India
 
20:20 MSL India has bagged the communications mandate for Adobe India. The mandate includes public relations, digital, social and analyst relations, starting the 1 April 2018. The agency won the account post a multi-agency pitch. 
 
Gulf Oil Lubricants ropes in Hardik Pandya
 
Gulf Oil Lubricants India has announced the appointment of all-rounder, Hardik Pandya as brand ambassador for the company’s new business initiatives and lubricants. Pandya joins MS Dhoni who has been associated with the Gulf Oil since 2011. 
 
VLCC appoints Media Moments
 
Media Moments Insight has won the creative and social media mandate for VLCC post a multi-agency pitch. The mandate for the agency is to build and develop VLCC’s social presence. 
 
Tata Nexon partners with the IPL
 
Tata Nexon has associated with the Vivo IPL as official partners. The association stands for the next three years. Tata Motors will use the association with the IPL to showcase the Nexon across all the venues around the country in which games will be played.
 
BN Kumar to head PRCI
 
Public Relations Council of India (PRCI), has elected ​B N Kumar, executive director, Concept PR, ​as its chairman of the governing council.He succeeds M B Jayaram. 
 
 
 
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