Tag: Pitchfork Partners

  • Collinson appoints Pitchfork Partners as new communications  partner of choice in India

    Collinson appoints Pitchfork Partners as new communications partner of choice in India

    Mumbai: Collinson, the global leader in providing airport experiences,  loyalty and customer engagement solutions and the operator of the world’s leading airport lounge programme Priority Pass, has selected Pitchfork Partners as its new communications partner in India following a competitive pitch.  

    Through this appointment, Pitchfork Partners will assist Collinson and Priority Pass with their ambitious growth plans and vision of delivering the world’s most valuable travel ecosystem. Pitchfork Partners will collaborate closely with Collinson’s Asia Pacific team to develop a robust communications strategy and programme for the Indian market that includes executive communications, media relations, thought leadership, and crisis and issue management.  

    Collinson is a global, privately owned company that has been dedicated to helping people travel with ease and confidence. The company works with the world’s foremost payment networks and over 1,400 banks, 90 airlines, and 20 hotel groups worldwide. Collinson operates Priority Pass,  the world’s original and market-leading airport experiences programme, offering travellers access to over 1,400 airport lounges and travel experiences across 650 airports in 148 countries.  

    Commenting on the appointment, Pitchfork Partners co-founder Jaideep Shergill said, “Collinson has been operational in India for over 16 years and has worked with brands, particularly within the financial services industry, to create meaningful customer engagement through delivering market-leading airport experiences, loyalty and customer engagement programmes. With extensive experience in collaborating with global clients and having a profound  understanding of India’s travel and hospitality sector, we as Pitchfork Partners are confident that  we will be able to support Collinson’s growth and its communication strategy in India.”

    As part of the global pitch, Ketchum UK was also selected as the new global communications agency lead, along with Saeloun Asia and Pitchfork appointed in APAC for Singapore and Hong  Kong, and India respectively.

  • Pitchfork Partners joins SBICAP Ventures as strategic communication counsel

    Pitchfork Partners joins SBICAP Ventures as strategic communication counsel

    Mumbai: SBI Capital Markets’ SBICAP Ventures Ltd. (SVL) has appointed Pitchfork Partners as its strategic communication counsel. The agency will work towards strengthening the brand’s position as one of India’s fastest-growing asset management companies.

    The service mandate will now cover external communication in addition to the ongoing digital outreach for the various fund initiatives under SBICAP Ventures, namely Neev funds, SWAMIH (Special Window of Affordable & Mid-Income Housing), and SRI (Self-Reliant Fund).

    SVL has a stellar track record of investing in stressed residential real estate and the MSME sector in India, as well as contributing to many renewable energy, waste management, and climate-related initiatives.

    Neev Fund vice president Anjana Seshadri said, “We are excited about our collaboration with Pitchfork Partners. Our long-standing association with the company has propelled us to expand our horizons and dive even deeper into the brand’s communication with the media. With Pitchfork’s guidance and expertise, we hope to foster a better positioning of SBICAP Ventures as a whole.”

    “We are happy to announce this partnership. Given SBICAP Venture’s current positioning in the market, it has emerged as one of India’s largest asset management companies. We are privileged to partner with them and build on their credibility,” added Pitchfork Partners co-founder Jaideep Shergill.

  • Believe India ropes in Pitchfork Partners as strategic communication counsel

    Believe India ropes in Pitchfork Partners as strategic communication counsel

    Mumbai: World’s leading digital music company Believe India on Tuesday appointed Pitchfork Partners Strategic Consultancy LLP as its communication counsel. The agency will manage its brand strategies in India.

    Pitchfork will work closely with Believe India to strengthen its brand awareness and engagement for its services across – artist services, label and artist solutions, TuneCore, and Ishtar with relevant stakeholders across the country. It will also drive and support Believe’s mission to develop independent artists and labels with their unique offerings and solutions, at each stage of their career and development, with respect, fairness, and transparency.

    Since entering the market in 2013, Believe India has become one of the leading players in the Indian music market through organic growth and acquisitions. Believe acquired Venus in 2019 (renamed Ishtar in 2021) and recently acquired a majority stake in Think Music, a leading south Indian-based music label to strengthen its position in the region. The group now operates the full range of solutions from TuneCore to artist services to develop local independent artists in one of the world’s fastest-growing recorded music markets.

    Pitchfork Partners is a consulting organisation working to strengthen the reputation of its clients. They consider themselves a reputation warrior, helping scale leading music companies by providing tailored solutions for the artists, and labels, with the help of marketing and communication veterans. This collaboration will be beneficial since Pitchfork Partners are experts in the entertainment and music space and will only help Believe reach out to the targeted audience.

    Speaking of this association, Believe India director Vivek Raina said, “We are excited with our association with Pitchfork Partners. Their experience and understanding of the industry align with Believe’s objectives and will help us reach emerging independent artists and labels in the digital world. We are focused on building a community in which independent artists and labels will get a platform and partnership to build their fanbase and enhance their revenues in the digital world.”

    Pitchfork Partners co-founder Jaideep Shergill said, “We are delighted to work with Believe India, given its leadership position in this competitive industry. It’s a great opportunity for us to drive their messaging across audiences in the country. We look forward to reaching new heights with Believe.”

  • Disprz hands over communication mandate to Pitchfork Partners

    Disprz hands over communication mandate to Pitchfork Partners

    Mumbai: Learning and skilling tech platform for enterprises Disprz has handed over its India mandate for strategic communication to Pitchfork Partners. 

    As a part of this association, the agency will work closely with Disprz to build and strengthen its brand reputation.

     “Learning and skill development is witnessing a surge in India. We cater to the unique needs of the global B2B skill development ecosystem,” said Disprz CEO and co-founder Subramanian Viswanathan (Subbu). “We believe that learning and development helps build missing skills to reduce the errors that hinder business growth and even affect customer experiences. Pitchfork Partners shares our passion and beliefs. We are hopeful that Pitchfork’s expertise will play a key role in the success of our communication outreach and help in maximising our penetration. We see a huge opportunity for sustained growth in India and Pitchfork Partners has the credentials to assist us,” he added.

    Pitchfork Partners sees itself as a reputation warrior, offering bespoke solutions and a team comprising marketing and communication veterans.

    “We look forward to this great partnership and are delighted to expand our expertise. With Disprz’s goal to skill India and its unique technology offerings, it has an edge when it comes to learning and development, and it can disrupt the market. We are excited to partner with such a brand,” said Pitchfork Partners co-founder Jaideep Shergill on the business partnership.