Campaign India Team
Nov 25, 2019

Milestone Dentsu wins Velocity Eyewear's creative, social media and shopper marketing duties

The agency's Delhi office will handle the account

Sushant Singh Rajput is Velocity Eyewear's brand ambassador
Sushant Singh Rajput is Velocity Eyewear's brand ambassador
Velocity Eyewear has appointed Milestone Dentsu to handle its creative, social media and shopper marketing mandate. The business will be handled from Milestone Dentsu’s Delhi office.  
 
The company recently got Sushant Singh Rajput as its brand ambassador.  
 
Samir Ahmed, director, Velocity Eyewear, said, “We were not looking for an agency. We were looking for a partner who could understand our business and collaborate with us to win a larger share of the pie. Milestone Dentsu demonstrated the same passion that we have for our brand. They were creative and realistic in their approach. We are certain that together we can achieve greater heights in times to come.”
 
Vickil Marwah, national sales head, Velocity Eyewear, added, “The team at Milestone Dentsu is young, energetic and passionate, something that our brand resonates with. With a market that is dominated by local and unorganised brands (more than 80 per cent), there is a huge opportunity to make our mark. We have taken a deviant stance by not being an online player but to serve our consumers through our channel partners. Considering how critical our product is to our consumers, an interface who they can trust is imperative. Milestone Dentsu not only understood our creative requirement but also the need to keep the channel lubricated and create shopper programs for us, which would contribute hugely in our growth.” 
 
Ujjwal Anand, country head, and Mayank Khattar, NCD, Milestone Dentsu said, “Getting your hands on a brand that radiates style, is both exciting and challenging at the same time. Velocity, as a brand, competes in a speedily growing market. And we are happy to get this challenging opportunity to partner with them in their path to success. It’s surely a big win, and we are expecting a lot out of it.”
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