Tag: The Mavericks India

  • Plum Benefits picks The Mavericks India as communications partner

    Plum Benefits picks The Mavericks India as communications partner

    MUMBAI: Plum India’s leading employee health benefits platform, has awarded its strategic communications mandate to The Mavericks India, an integrated marketing communications agency known for its brand storytelling and thought leadership expertise.

    Operating at the crossroads of technology, healthcare, and benefits innovation, Plum has steadily evolved from providing modern health benefits to startups and enterprises into a holistic healthcare ecosystem. Its offerings now span insurance, wellness, and preventive care, with recent forays into personal and business insurance, ensuring seamless protection for organisations and individuals alike.

    Under the new mandate, The Mavericks India will strengthen Plum’s communications across key touchpoints, building corporate reputation, stakeholder visibility, and a compelling brand narrative. The partnership will focus on amplifying Plum’s mission of making quality health protection, ranging from preventive healthcare and group benefits to individual coverage, a fundamental workplace right.

    Commenting on the collaboration, Plum Benefits, senior vice president, marketing, Shreyas Achar said, “At Plum, we are deeply invested in changing the way India views employee wellbeing. With The Mavericks India as our strategic communications partner, we are excited to craft a narrative that aligns with our purpose, resonates with our audience, and champions the role of health security in today’s workplaces.”

    The Mavericks India, co-founder and ceo, Chetan Mahajan added, “Plum is a trailblazer in the insurtech and employee benefits ecosystem, disrupting traditional models with empathy, technology, and innovation at its core. We are honoured to partner with a brand creating systemic change for millions of employees and employers. Our goal will be to shape authentic, insight-led communications that strengthen Plum’s leadership and connect deeply with stakeholders.”

    With the tie-up, Plum aims to sharpen its industry voice as it accelerates its expansion into business and personal insurance, setting the pace for a new era of employee wellbeing in India.

  • Reelo launches ‘Membership’, a prepaid platform to power restaurant loyalty

    Reelo launches ‘Membership’, a prepaid platform to power restaurant loyalty

    MUMBAI: India’s F&B sector is getting a new loyalty lifeline. Reelo has rolled out ‘Membership’, a prepaid platform that helps restaurants drive recurring revenue while deepening customer relationships.

    The launch comes as restaurants struggle with shrinking margins and high third-party commissions. According to Food Delivery Unwrapped, a report by The Mavericks India, hidden aggregator costs run into thousands of crores each year. ‘Membership’ by Reelo aims to shift the balance back in restaurants’ favour by encouraging direct engagement through prepaid plans and rewards.

    “With Membership, we’re enabling restaurants to generate predictable revenue, build loyalty, and regain control of their customer relationships,” said Reelo, ceo and co-founder, Parin Sanghvi.

    The platform allows restaurants to design custom prepaid programs from coffee subscriptions and festival bundles to prepaid wallets where customers might load 5,000 and unlock 7,500 in spending power. Seamless integration with 35 plus POS systems means automation of sales, redemption and reconciliation at scale.

    Early pilots show promise. NOA by the Nutcracker in Mumbai enrolled 175 plus members in two months, adding over Rs 3 lakh in revenue. Niro in Ahmedabad saw visit frequency nearly double, while The Beer Café has launched its beer ocrat plan targeting Rs 50 lakh in the first month.

    “With loyalty in place, membership was the natural next step,” said NOA, ceo, Gordon D’Souza. “It builds deeper relationships and brings in steady, repeat business.”

    Reelo, which already supports 28,000 plus restaurants across India, the Middle East and Africa, says ‘Membership’ is about more than technology. “We’re catalysing a movement,” Sanghvi added. “This is the future of F&B in India: empowering restaurants to build legacies of loyalty.”