Tag: Marks & Spencer

  • Marks & Spencer and Grey launch “Rethink” campaign in India

    Marks & Spencer and Grey launch “Rethink” campaign in India

    MUMBAI: Grey have created a unique  first for Marks & Spencer India – a campaign specifically designed  for market, keeping  in mind  an in-depth understanding of the brand  and consumer  in India.

    While an increasingly  more  fashion forward audience  in India prides itself at adopting new trends and styles, they do feel the need for a guide  and a mentor who can provide  not just the right inspiration, but also encourage one to go beyond  their usual comfort zone.

    The spring  re-launch  campaign  invites  customers to “Rethink” their wardrobes, with guidance  and inspiration  from Marks & Spencer. Style is about having
    the  confidence to  try  something new, so whether  you want to  dip your  toe  in the  water or leap in and take the  plunge  Marks & Spencer is here to  give you the  confidence to  try  something different.

    The series of ads shot in street style  settings challenge  people  to “Rethink” the  latest trends  and occasion  wear, with double  stripes, pink on pink, animal print for work, styled up joggers  for the weekend, and will run across print, social, digital, out of home  and in-store.

    Ira Dubinsky, Head of International Marketing at Marks & Spencer, said: “We’re really  excited to launch  the ‘Rethink’ campaign  in India, it’s the  next evolution for  Marks & Spencer in India as we look  to deepen  our connection to the local consumer. The work is totally relevant for the  Indian consumer  and positions M&S as an incredible  destination for style and a trusted partner where they can come  for guidance  and advice time and again. Developing
    the  campaign  has been a true  partnership between  our UK and Indian teams,
    both agency  and in-house.”

    Bikram Bindra, VP and Strategic Planning Head- Delhi, Grey group, said: "For Marks & Spencer in India, this campaign  is an important step, since it positions it not just as a trend-setter, but also a brand  that challenges perceptions and asks you to explore  new sides of your  personality.”

    Marks & Spencer opened  in India in 2001 and now 71 stores  across the country, making  it the retailer’s second  biggest market outside the UK.

  • Razorfish brings on board Anushree Ghosh

    Razorfish brings on board Anushree Ghosh

    MUMBAI: Razorfish today announced the appointment of Anushree Ghosh as director, strategic planning who comes with a rich experience of 15 years. She will be operating from the Mumbai office but is mandated to lead strategy across key businesses for Razorfish India. She will be reporting in to Charulata Ravikumar, Chief Executive Officer Razorfish India.  

    Commenting on the appointment Charulata Ravi Kumar, CEO Razorfish India, “We are constantly seeking highly curious people who have the energy and a razorsharp mind to persistently look for lateral solutions for the clients we partner. Her ability to quickly cut through the million possibilities to get to that one clear insight will be a big asset for us.”

    On her appointment Anushree Ghosh – Director, Strategic Planning, Razorfish India, “I have admired Razorfish for long and have been closely following all their work in India and globally. The opportunity to drive Business Transformation for some of the most prestigious brands in India is a fantastic one, and I am really excited to be part of the same.”

    Charulata adds, “A planner who brings the synchronization of brand and digital strategy is unique and Anushree’s experience in both will help our clients to see the brand, not in pieces, but rather as a seamlessly integrated whole.”

    Anushree has worked with eminent agency networks like Law and Kenneth, JWT and SapientNitro. Over the years Anushree has driven strategy for brands such as e-Bay, Nestle, Horlicks, Smirnoff, Lipton, Marks & Spencer, Lux, Magnum Ice Cream, Lifestyle.