Arati Rao
Sep 07, 2010

VGC sets up shop in Bangalore

Has assignments from clients like Fosters, Madura, Nitesh Estates and Park Hotel

VGC sets up shop in Bangalore

Vyas Giannetti Creative has launched its office in Bangalore with assignments from clients like Fosters, Madura, Nitesh Estates and Park Hotel, Bangalore. It is headed by Neha Tulsian, a graduate of the London College of Communications, who has worked with London-based agencies like SAS Design, Johnson Banks,Radford Wallis, Together Design, Un-real design and Williams Murray Hamm.

Preeti Vyas, chief executive officer, Vyas Giannetti Creative, commented, "VGC has constantly looked for ways to create robust ROI for our clients through cutting edge design solutions. Our Bangalore office is
one more step in that direction. We will be able to serve our existing relationships in southern India better and confident of building new ones."

A ten-year old agency, VGC offers its clients a bouquet of international design and communication verticals in association with practitioners in diverse domains from Holland, USA and UK. It has worked on brands like Aditya Birla Group, BBC World, Colgate-Palmolive and Religare, among others.

Source:
Campaign India

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