Campaign India Team
Sep 13, 2019

Dentsu India to handle Kokuyo Camlin's creative

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Dentsu India to handle Kokuyo Camlin's creative
Kokuyo Camlin has appointed Dentsu India to handle its creative strategy and execution. The agency's Mumbai office will handle the mandate.
 
Saumitra Prasad, CMO, Kokuyo Camlin, said, “Kokuyo Camlin is happy to have on board Dentsu India to manage the creative strategy and execution for its brand Camlin. The brand will look to accelerate its growth story in the evolving stationery market in India by rejuvenating our iconic brand and strengthening the bond with consumers.”
 
Simi Sabhaney, CEO, Dentsu India, said, “There’s nothing more special than to work on a brand that’s been an intrinsic part of one’s growing up years. We are absolutely delighted with this win and look forward to creating some memorable work on Kokuyo Camlin.”
 
Gaku Shinoda, COO, Dentsu India, added, “We are very pleased that Kokuyo Camlin has chosen us to be their marketing communications partner. Kokuyo in Japan and Camlin in India are iconic brands and have played a huge role in setting benchmarks in the stationary category. Winning the mandate for such a notable brand is an endorsement of Dentsu India’s ability and we will do our best to further the legacy.”
 
Asheesh Malhotra, branch head - Mumbai, Dentsu India, said, “It’s a brand that is probably entrenched in every living Indian’s memory. With its 80 year legacy, it is one of India’s most loved brands. We’re excited having been given the opportunity to partner Camlin and will look to continuously create exciting and talk worthy work on the brand.”
 
 
 
Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

10 hours ago

Spotify expands access to its ad inventory with ...

Streamer confirms rollout following its upfronts earlier this year.

11 hours ago

Indegene buys BioPharm for $106 million to boost ...

The Omnicom Health Group company’s acquisition will help the Indian firm’s adtech capabilities at a time of increasing disruption in the pharmaceutical sector.

11 hours ago

Gen X: The bridge generation will drive $5.7 ...

Born between 1965 and 1980, the trillion-dollar consumer cohort still flies under the marketing radar—despite Asia housing 61% of them, with China alone at 37%.

11 hours ago

Grey’s global CEO Laura Maness departs

The role will not be replaced. Maness announced her exit at a town hall in New York.