Campaign India Team
Apr 06, 2020

22feet Tribal Worldwide wins TTK Prestige's digital mandate

Adds to 20-year relationship with DDB Mudra Group

22feet Tribal Worldwide wins TTK Prestige's digital mandate
TTK Prestige has appointed 22feet Tribal Worldwide as its digital and digital media planning agency.
 
The group has been working with TTK Prestige and handling its mainline for the last 20 years. The account win includes creative by DDB Mudra.
 
Dinesh Garg, EVP – sales and marketing, TTK Prestige, said, “TTK Prestige has the legacy of being present practically in every Indian home. As market leaders, it is imperative for us to engage with consumers, who are in different stages of their purchase journey. The digital space is beginning to play an increasingly important role for us as a brand and we are pleased to embark on this journey with 22feet Tribal Worldwide. We have a long history with the DDB Mudra group spanning two decades, and we look forward to many more rewarding years together.’’
 
Preetham Venkky, president – 22feet Tribal Worldwide, said, “We are extremely delighted with the confidence that TTK has placed in us by allowing us to bring to life, our vision for what their presence should look like across digital. This move will not only help digitise their business but also provide value to their existing and new customers. With this win led by Ken Sekhar and his team, we now have the exciting challenge of taking one of India’s top brands and building a formidable experience across the digital ecosystem to enable meaningful engagements.”
Source:
Campaign India

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