Campaign India Team
Dec 27, 2019

Publicis bags Hero MotoCorp's media mandate

The account was won following a multi-agency pitch

A bespoke team – ‘Team Hero MotoCorp’ will manage the account.
A bespoke team – ‘Team Hero MotoCorp’ will manage the account.
Hero MotoCorp has appointed Publicis Media as its media agency for both traditional and digital media duties. The account was won following a multi-agency pitch.
 
A bespoke team – ‘Team Hero MotoCorp’ will manage the account.
 
Gurinder Singh Sandhu, head of marketing, Hero MotoCorp, said, “Publicis Media was selected after a very thorough and competitive pitch process with strong presentations from several agencies. We are excited about this new partnership and the potential of ‘Team HMC’ in helping us drive even stronger consumer connect and grow brand impact.”
 
Tanmay Mohanty, CEO, Zenith India, executive sponsor - Team HMC, said, “Hero MotoCorp is one of the most prestigious accounts in terms of both scale and complexity. We are excited to partner Hero MotoCorp in their marketing journey where data and tech will complement the strong strategy, planning, buying and content verticals to further strengthen the integrated marketing play. ‘Team HMC’ will mobilise the most apt talent and capabilities from across Publicis Media globally, for this partnership. We look forward to delivering strong business outcomes for them and unlocking new consumer connections across social, digital and traditional mediums.” 
 
 
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Campaign India

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