Campaign India Team
Oct 28, 2014

Karishma Lintas bags Paper Boat's creative duties

Account won following multi-agency pitch

Karishma Lintas bags Paper Boat's creative duties
Karishma Lintas has bagged the creative duties of Paper Boat following a multi-agency pitch. 
 
Paper Boat is a juice brand launched in August 2013 by Hector Beverages. 
 
Neeraj Kakkar, CEO, Hector Beverages, said, “Design thinking is at the crux of Paper Boat and we believe that the same applies for Karishma Lintas. With a very clear mandate in mind, we decided to appoint Karishma Lintas as the creative agency for our brand. Backed by a strong team and disruptive ideas we were very confident about our choice and the quality of deliveries. Karishma Lintas understands our brand sensibilities and their work has been inspiring."
 
GV Krishnan, executive director - South, Karishma Lintas, said, “We admire the vision and purpose of brand Paper Boat aspiring to reduce cynicism in society and to reaffirm faith in life. Through our creative solutions, we genuinely believe that we could win the heart of every Indian by emotionally connecting with his childhood memory and serving them a delicious traditional Indian drink to savour. We’ve had inspiring and transparent discussions with the founders of Paper Boat and are excited to create an awesome portfolio going ahead for Karishma Lintas.”
 
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Campaign India

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