Campaign India Team
Jun 06, 2023

Ruder Finn launches a DEI division

Aims to accelerate business growth for organisations in APAC

Ruder Finn launches a DEI division
Ruder Finn has announced the launch of its diversity communications practice.
 
With this launch, the PR agency will provide consultation services focused on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) sector. 
 
Elan Shou, CEO, Ruder Finn Asia-Pacific, said, "For businesses aiming to develop DEI strategies, they must focus on more than just cultural capital. Today's consumers perceive brands as the voice of their employees and support those brands that resonate with their values. This can be a daunting prospect for businesses, which is where our team of seasoned experts comes in to ease the journey."
 
Shou added, "At Ruder Finn, we understand that DEI is not a one-size-fits-all approach. We focus on personalised strategies tailored to the organisation's unique needs, which are sustainable in the long run."
 
Atul Sharma, CEO, Ruder Finn India and head, Middle East, said, "We believe that commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is essential for driving business growth and success in today's global landscape. As communication professionals, it's our responsibility to craft messaging that not only reflects the diversity of our society but also resonates with individuals from various backgrounds. With the launch of the DE&I Practice, we will drive focused communication strategies for our clients catering to their specific needs, providing them with tools and expertise required to build inclusive and innovative organisations.”
 
 
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Campaign India

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