Campaign India Team
Jan 18, 2023

Cossouq appoints Chimp&z Inc for PR

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Cossouq appoints Chimp&z Inc for PR
Cossouq has announced the appointment of Chimp&z Inc for its public relations duties.  
 
The agency will be responsible for brand-building through public relations solutions. 
 
The account was won post a multi-agency pitch and will be handled by Chimp&z Inc’s Mumbai office. 
 
Meet Jatakia, director, branding and marketing, Cossouq, said, “At Cossouq, we place a high value on building an equal and inclusive environment. We’re working towards creating a world void of all those gendered, age-restrictive, and regressive shackles around self-expression. And, when you have common core values & ideals, the collaboration becomes a lot more rewarding. With sustainability & inclusivity at the forefront of our business, we knew hiring Chimp&z Inc as our PR agency would be a no-brainer.”
 
Sumitro Sircar, associate business director - public relations, Chimp&z Inc, said, “It’s honestly a privilege to be associated with a brand that is so in tune with what it stands for. With its strong values and ideologies, Cossouq I believe is well on its way to becoming a groundbreaking e-com platform and will surely bring disruptions in the beauty industry. We will ensure Chimp&z Inc’s PR expertise will help Cossouq get the right spotlight it deserves so it can reach the right audiences through the right media.”
 
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Campaign India

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