Rolls-Royce India has awarded its PR and communicationsresponsibilities to First Partners for India and South Asia region. The account was handled by Weber Shandwick in India eralier. First Partners founding partners, Atul Ahluwalia, Dilip Yadav and Santanu Gogoi quit Weber in 2015 after a long innings and subsequently started their own firm. <\/p>\n
First Partners\u2019 mandate is to develop and implement a strategic communications framework for Rolls-Royce India & South Asia by reinforcing the brand\u2019s core values and strengthening its positioning amongst key stakeholders.<\/p>\n
\u201cIndia is a strategic growth market for Rolls-Royce. As we continue to grow our footprint in the country, we need a stronger focus on an effective industrial communication supported by a cohesive content-led approach. First Partners was aligned to our evolving communication requirements in the region and we look forward to a productive partnership,\u201d said Aparna Srivastava, head of communications \u2013 India & South Asia, Rolls-Royce.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are thrilled to partner with Rolls-Royce, a global brand admired for its world-class technology and engineering expertise. Our experience, passion and business outcome approach gives us an edge to deliver meaningful results for Rolls-Royce in India & SA,\u201d said Atul Ahluwalia, founding partner, First Partners. <\/p>\n
Since setting up shop a year ago, First Partners has also bagged the Hyundai and Danone accounts.<\/p>\n