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Aug 16, 2010
Criesse to handle PR duties for FranklinCovey
Criesse Communications, a public relations and brand strategy firm, has been appointed as PR counsel to FranklinCovey South Asia (FCSA). FranklinCovey is a firm that helps companies grow by increasing the power of their workforce to focus in executing their business priorities. Their clients includeFortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies.The account will be handled by Dennis Taraporewala (pictured) and his team.Criesse has been in India for close to 5 years now and has a client list that includes Mid-Day, o2 Vodka, Alcatel and Radio One.
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