Campaign India Team
Mar 25, 2021

Leo Burnett to handle Kent Ro's creative

Agency's New Delhi office to handle the account

Leo Burnett to handle Kent Ro's creative
Kent RO Systems has appointed Leo Burnett India as its integrated communications partner. The account will be handled by the agency’s New Delhi office.
 
Leo Burnett will be responsible for strategic planning, ATL and BTL activities for Kent water purifiers, kitchen and home appliances. 
 
There was no multi-agency pitch involved.
 
Sanjeev Gauba, CMO, Kent RO Systems, said, “For us at Kent innovating health care products, is more than just a business, it is our passion and the very purpose of our existence. We have ambitious growth plans and in Leo Burnett India we found the perfect partner to help us execute them. Team Leo Burnett really impressed us with their strategic acumen based on in-depth understanding of our brand and presented some truly distinctive creative solutions across platforms to help us bring to life our vision for our brand and our consumers.”
 
Dheeraj Sinha, CEO and chief strategy officer – South Asia, Leo Burnett, said, “The idea of getting healthier has found big currency especially in the post Covid world. Kent’s mission to make a meaningful difference in the lives of its consumers by leveraging its technological expertise to create healthy lifestyle solutions finds great synergy with the current world view. Our task will be to amplify its equity in water purifiers and help establish it as a home solutions brand backed by Kent technology.”
 
Samir Gangahar, president - North, Leo Burnett, added, “Kent is a name which is synonymous to excellence, giving us great platform to build our strategy on. We are confident that our data-led, new age thinking will help create impactful communication which drives conversations and interaction around brand and its offerings. Looking forward to the journey.”
 
 
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Campaign India

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