Adfactors PR strengthens team, adds clients in Delhi

March 20, 2007: Adfactors PR has signed a host of clients in Delhi including Aviva Life Insurance, Cairn India, Emaar MGF Land, House of Pearl, Infovision and Parsvnath Developers.

The client wins come close on the heels of induction of three senior public relations professionals into the Adfactors PR’s Delhi Team.

“Adfactors PR has further consolidated its position as a leading consultancy in the Delhi market,” says Madan Bahal, Managing Director, Adfactors PR. “The key business acquisitions have accelerated our growth in Delhi even as the new team additions enable Adfactors PR to offer domain expertise in the infrastructure, realty, telecom and IT sectors.”

The senior professionals are: V K Cherian, Vice President (Infrastructure), Anil Sharma, Group Head (Corporate & IT practice) and Mani Lamba, Account Director.

Cherian has started his career as a journalist with The Financial Express. He has over two and a half decades’ experience in diverse sectors including IT and infrastructure. Among his important assignments are a stint with The Hindu Business Line as a telecom correspondent, and Telematics India as the Editor.

A post-graduate in sociology, Cherian holds diplomas in media from the Indian Institute of Mass Communications, New Delhi, and the International Journalism Institute, Berlin.

On his move to Adfactors PR, Cherian says, “Adfactors PR is India’s leading corporate and financial PR consultancy with an impressive track record. By joining the agency, I will be able to contribute to the rapid growth of Adfactors in North India.”

Anil has done his masters in advertising and PR from National Institute of Advertising, Delhi

“It’s a great opportunity to lead the Corporate and IT Practice at Adfactors PR in Delhi,” says Anil. “Adfactors PR has an impressive track record. By joining the consultancy, I would be in a position to widen my horizon.”

Mani has over a decade’s experience in market research and public affairs. She has post-graduate qualifications in commerce and mass communications.