Campaign India Team
Aug 18, 2009

Mudra wins Femina account

Mudra Mumbai has won the creative duties for Femina. Arijit Ray, executive VP and Head - Mudra Mumbai (pictured) said, “This is a prestigious win for us. Femina has almost mirrored the evolution of the Indian woman over the years. We are looking forward to charting a course for a vibrant brand like Femina along with the brand team, in the months to come.”

Mudra wins Femina account

Mudra Mumbai has won the creative duties for Femina. Arijit Ray, executive VP and Head - Mudra Mumbai (pictured) said, “This is a prestigious win for us. Femina has almost mirrored the evolution of the Indian woman over the years. We are looking forward to charting a course for a vibrant brand like Femina along with the brand team, in the months to come.”

Prachi Tiwari, brand publisher - Femina said, “Mudra brings to the table a unique approach and a specific understanding of brands within the media space and various other categories. For Femina, which has been the voice of the Indian woman for decades, maintaining its leadership position with a fresh point of view is vital for us.”

Femina is published by Worldwide Media Group, a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and Bennett Coleman Company Limited (BCCL).

 

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Campaign India

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