Campaign India Team
Jul 16, 2019

Nayara Energy appoints Blink Digital

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Nayara Energy appoints Blink Digital
Blink Digital has bagged the integrated digital mandate for Nayara Energy, earlier known as Essar Oil. Nayara is a downstream energy company and teh agency will look after its social media, ORM, owned digital assets and media-led campaigns.
 
Shweta Munjal, VP and head – brand and communications, Nayara Energy, said, “In a constantly evolving industry, we were looking for a partner to build interest groups, generate engagement and create a convergence between our offline and online world. We are pleased to partner with Blink and look forward to creating path-breaking and innovative dialogue with our digital world.”
 
Dooj Ramchandani, co-founder and chief creative officer, Blink Digital, added, “Thinking big and innovation-led on low-involvement categories, like energy, is always a challenge. But it’s a challenge we are looking forward to. The potential to create fabulous work for Nayara Energy really excites us.”
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