Concept PR wins multiple new mandates, ramps up teams across verticals

Concept PR, part of India's largest independent communication group Concept, is on a high growth path and has signed up a series of new clients and has started ramping up operations.

The agency's new client acquisitions, in the face of multi-agency pitches, include the sports portfolio of IDBI Federal Life Insurance, spanning cricket, grassroots football and distance running, realty giants, K Raheja Corp, Sheth Corp and Century Real Estate, India's first e-ticketing company Kyazoonga, telecom major Matrix Cellular that provides telecom solutions for Indian travellers going abroad, and MedGenome & Manipal Hospital in the healthcare sector.

"We are happy that our teams have been doing well and winning businesses across verticals, from genomics, e-commerce, telecom to healthcare to sports and BFSI. These wins underline the core strength of our consultancy, which is to craft strategies that enhance a client's desired image while delivering quantifiable benchmarks. We are on road to aggressive growth and are ramping up our teams across cities," said Ashish Jalan, Director and CEO, Concept PR.

Some other companies who signed up contracts with Concept PR in the recent past include ThatsPersonal.com - India's leading adult health and wellness e-commerce site, Groupe SEB - world leader in small household equipment, Tookitaki - a decision support system ( DSS ) company head-quartered in Singapore, and SciGenom Research Foundation, a not-for-profit organization working to promote science in India through research and education.

Concept PR, with 10 owned offices and effective service network covering the length and breadth of the country, services clients across verticals such as BFSI, Infrastructure, Real Estate, Healthcare and Pharma, Sports and Lifestyle, IT, Telecom, Legal and Tax, apart from handling pre-IPO build up, IPOs and road shows.

The company also has dedicated Digital Communication and Investor Relations teams.

Source : Equity Bulls

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