Godrej PRmoment Adfactors 3030 for 2020 is announced

Aashna Khurana, 28, marketing communications specialist APAC, Barco Electronic Systems Pvt Ltd
@KhuranaAashna

A ‘Suits’ fan, Aashna Khurana lives by the motto, “Challenge Accepted”!  And the challenge at Barco was to reach out to the end consumer, beyond B2B communications for products as wide-ranging as video walls to medical displays.

One of the ways Aashna achieved traction with the consumer end of the business was by localizing content. She says, “From projectors in cinema theatres to imaging display in hospitals; from security monitoring in metro trains to projecting Powerpoint presentations in meeting rooms – while people benefitted from our products daily, they were not aware that these products and services were being facilitated by Barco.”

PR in 2020

Aashna believes that PR in 2020 should be “Leaner, meaner and more digital-savvy.” And focus on the one thing PR excels at: storytelling. To achieve that, here is an idea for a PR focused comic strip she created:

Anindita Banerjee, 27, associate account manager, Ruder Finn India
@anindita_1217

“Automobile companies don’t really build cars, they build excitement”, declares Anindita Banerjee.

Women in auto PR are few says Anindita, but she has fully embraced the excitement of the auto sector. So much so that she narrated the story of her life in PR through a car designing process - from being a first sketch on paper to reality on road!

Anindita’s test drive, a bit of baptism though fire, was in 2016. A new car was being designed for an auto major she was working with for communications. It’s production was hit by not only by labour unrest but also by the Zika virus. Constant media engagement was used to reduce the impact of this crisis.

These learnings, says Anindita, have helped her for her current work for a cutting edge AI-enabled motorbike. The product generated over 75,000 live views on YouTube, 200,000 views on the website and was the top 3 buzziest tweets on the day of the unveiling.

PR in 2020

Check out this slick video on why while content is king, your audience is fairly fickle. Which is why PR will matter more than ever:

Avijit Sahay, 27, senior account executive, AvianWE
@avijitafc49

Avijit Sahay says cheekily that he is a “part-time assassin, full-time procrastinator”!

But, yet, his interest in daydreaming, pop culture and football, has landed him a day job as a communicator and a place on the PRmoment 3030 list.

Working on key consumer tech accounts such as Amazon India and Samsung India, Avijit has helped to work on campaigns like the Amazon Yatra and Samsung Galaxy S6 Photowalk.

Breakout Moment
“I have worked on the industry-first Samsung Galaxy S6 Photowalk where I was part of the planning and execution team. The first of its' kind experiential review program, envisioned a new and unique way of doing smartphone reviews by humanising smartphone experiences by way of a media tour to the North-East. This helped bring about key aspects of Samsung’s flagship smartphone and leverage the trend of smartphone photography.”

PR in 2020

Take a look at his cool video on the future of PR, replete with pop culture references:

Bhumika Gupta, 28, communications and marketing specialist, Boston Consulting GROUP
@Bhumika198

Bhumika Gupta calls herself a "Lucknow's Delhi girl who passed by Mumbai and now lives in Gurgaon.”

Bhumika created this cool infographic to talk about her work:

PR in 2020
Bhumika suggests using podcasts to create awareness about PR. Why will the podcast format work?  Bhumika says, “Business Leaders are always short on time. It is difficult to keep their attention for longer durations. A simple 20-minute podcast that can be heard while commuting to meetings, before sleep or even at the airport will be a good use of their time.”

Deepti Chhibber, 28, senior account manager, PR Pundit Public Relations Pvt. Ltd.
@DeeptiChhibber

Deepti Chibber has worked on the launch of Japanese fashion major UNIQLO in India. Her communication philosophy?

Says Deepti, “What matters is discerning how the news landscape has evolved and telling truth with facts. This approach has enabled me to craft purposeful messaging for my client’s campaigns and identify the authentic carriers of this message to suit my client’s business requirements.”

Sharing one of her major achievements she says, “Right before the brand’s first-ever India campaign, I secured an exclusive interaction for UNIQLO India’s marketing head and 'fast retailing’s global creative director, LifeWear with ET Brand Equity that resulted into a front-page feature.”

Client thumbs up!
“For UNIQLO’s India entry, we’ve had the opportunity to work with PR Pundit, where Deepti has been a core team member in driving PR outreach for the brand. From leading teams at PR Pundit to acting as a focal point across UNIQLO teams in India and Tokyo, Deepti has exuded leadership qualities. Her positive and logical attitude towards tasks is what I truly appreciate. She has handled the corporate communications portfolio for UNIQLO and has had a good strategic approach to the brand’s communication.”

Shantanu, Head of Marketing, UNIQLO India

Dhanesh KandHAri, 26, Assistant Account Manager, Adfactors PR
@DhaneshKandhari

He had us at “Apna time ayega”.  Riffing on the popular Gully Boy rap song, Dhanesh Kandhari makes a punchy case for why PR will matter in 2020:

Dhanesh doesn’t miss a beat, or a chance to promote the cause of PR. At a recent awards function, he rapped on PR, has actually generated business leads for his firm and loves making dry financial topics interesting for the millennials.

Media Support
"I used to interact with Dhanesh when I was working with DNA Money. He was handling financial service firms. He was proactive in suggesting relevant articles for the newspaper that could feature his clients and prompt in getting responses from them. He was always mindful that time is of the essence to both his clients and to the reporter, a quality that is very important for someone working in PR."
Priya Nair, Asst VP, Axis Bank (former Senior Assistant Editor, DNA)

Dhun Chhokar, 26, visual storyteller, ON PURPOSE
@DhunChhokar

From being a theatre artist to a comic performer, Dhun Chhokar has parlayed her love for visual storytelling into communication strategies for brands such as USAID, ADB, and WWF.

Even the creatives Dhun has done for On Purpose’s own social media handles are very impressive, cool, quirky and impactful.

Apart from client work, Dhun is one of two founding team members of ON PURPOSE. She says,” I’m proud of my role in building a team, organization, and culture that has been recognized by the industry.“

She has also piloted a video series ‘My Hope For #PRin2018’ video series aimed at inspiring the industry and peers in believing in PR.”

What's Your Hope For #PRIN2018?
We asked @shivrajparshad, Spokespersons’ Trainer and #Communications Consultant - The Resource Alliance India & @SafeMasti supported by The Elton John AIDS Foundation @ejaf.
(Part 2)#videoseries #PR #publicrelations pic.twitter.com/naFHeIxKJK

— ON PURPOSE. (@OnPurposeComms) January 15, 2018

Gurudutt Biswal, 28, associate account manager, 80 dB Communications
@GuruBReviews

“Over the years I have often had to assume the role of a private detective, data scientist, social media and influencer ninja for my clients in order to execute the desired PR campaigns on tight deadlines.”

You could be forgiven for thinking that Gurudutt Biswal is an undercover MI 5 agent or at Mission Impossible at the very least. But he is just your everyday communicator who, in his own words, “Executes  the desired PR campaigns on tight deadlines and limited budgets.”

For one of his clients, Gurudutt shares, “I had to teach myself data analysis to analyze a 55 MB raw data file with over 30,000 data points handed over to me by the client’s data team in less than 48 hours and pen the report.”

Breakout Moment
Gurudutt even joined a second-hand e-commerce customers' WhatsApp group to successfully engage and resolve their issues as they had been cheated by conmen posing as armed forces officials. All in the day of life in communications.

Jhanvi Thakkar, 28, PR Consultant, Avian WE (embedded on-site with Amazon India)
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A bit of a pop culture and fashion addict, Jhanvi Thakkar’s interest in Game of Thrones and fashion paid of rich dividends. In her first PR job she actually got the opportunity for creating unique content for GoT Season 7 and Star World.

Jhanvi says she also, “Proactively reached out to publicists of Hollywood A-listers such as Alyson Hannigan, Emily Deschanel and Jon Huertas for interviews with publications such as  IANS, Hindustan Times, Harper’s Bazaar and Mumbai Mirror.”

For her work with Amazon Fashion & Beauty, Jhanvi has concentrated on growing the influencer base and coverage.

PR in 2020

Check this fun comic on the epic battle between PR and advertising. Jhanvi’s take on why PR matters more than ever today:

Kshitiz Ahuja, 30, account director, Archetype
@k_ahuja8

It is hard to know what to say first about Kshitiz’s profile. One can talk about his work at Netflix helping with Reed Hastings India visit. Or the International Women’s’ Day campaign for Foodpanda where an in-house video showed women holding placards saying “Hot” “Namkeen” “Meethi” “Hot” “Spicy” ending it with “These are words that describe food, not women!”

Or his blog on movies or his work with social venture 'Light U' that helps teach emotional intelligence to the underprivileged kids.

Kshitiz is clearly much more than his communication work, appreciated by colleagues and clients alike.

For his PR in 2020, Kshitiz suggests, “As PR professionals, we don't take enough pride in what we do. In our profession. In how we are different. The campaign is simple- Take pride in PR. A social media trigger that sets every PR professional’s FB/Insta/Twitter profile picture to something about their jobs that they are the proudest of. Choose any aspect that you like about your job, say it with your profile picture and just use the hashtag #ProudInPR”

Here is a sample of how that might look like:

Malavikka Sharma, 29, OYO Hotels & Homes
@malavikkasharma

Malavikka Sharma’s pitch for why she deserves to be in 30 under 30 list is, naturally, full of various communication initiatives successfully delivered. But, what really stands out is her focus on being a team player. She invests time and energy in understanding issues from the perspective of her colleagues.

Her idea for PR in 2020 revolves around creating a platform for all corporate stakeholders, including communicators, to meet and understand each other.

Not surprisingly Gaurav Ajmera, chief operating officer, India & South Asia, OYO Hotels & Homes says "OYO is proud to have Malavikka as an employee who works with high levels of enthusiasm, devotion, and discipline. I would like to congratulate her on achievement for driving consumer-focused campaigns, consistently finding storylines that will excite guests and potential customers and maintaining a perfect balance between being creative and being reasonably balanced in storytelling.”

Among the campaigns that Malavikka has conducted for OYO was one with ScoopWhoop where in-house data was used to create this story: 'Planning Next Trip? Check out what your zodiac sign says about your travelling habit'. This led to a total engagement of 220 thousand on the site.

Journalist Recommends
 “I have worked with Malavikka during her stint at GBM. She is a great advocate for clients while at the same time being authentic and earnest. She has a knack for developing and maintaining relationships in the industry and excels at understanding both her clients’ needs and those of the journalist she’s interacting with. As a journalist, I have found her dependable during last-minute deadlines, which is true for very few PR professionals in India.”
Prasid Banerjee, assistant editor, Technology, HT MINT

Manasi Sakpal, 27, PR Manager, Gartner Research and Advisory India
@manasidsakpal 

At 27 years, Manasi Sakpal manages public relations for Gartner in India and Dubai. As a reputation custodian for Gartner, she is also a part of the Gartner APAC Crisis Management and CSR teams.

Breakout moment

Manasi believes in adding creativity to B2B communications.

She says, “While the numbers do matter when it comes to positive news clips, we all understand that it is the quality that truly makes an impact. In 2019, I worked on creating a handpicked list of the 30 most influential technology journalists in the country. Through the year, we focused on effectively engaging only these journalists and measuring each engagement.”

Pitches have been tailored around what’s happening in the Indian economy and on global issues – on the 'Personal Data Protection Bill', privacy breaches and Brexit.

Manasi says that “At the end of 2019, Gartner saw a total number of over 500 positive articles in top business and technology publications in the country.”

Mehak Arora, 30, senior account manager, Ruder Finn India
@mehakarora750

Mehak Arora is one of the youngest leads in Ruder Finn India managing and driving client communications across diverse sectors including auto, technology, steel, energy, sports, and real estate.

PR in 2020

With stellar client testimonials, Mehak has a clear point of view on what calls creating a ‘hero narrative’ for brands. Here is why she feels PR matters more than ever today:

 
Monica Ramesh Mantri, 27, region head, Ideosphere Consulting
@monicamantri

From being an assistant teacher to the world of PR, it has been quite a journey for Monica Mantri. A firm believer in the magic of communications, Monica tracks her journey as a 21-year-old taking a break from her commerce course to occupying a leadership role at her current firm.

In her own words Monica shares that, “What do you get when you understand the magic in integrated communications, empathy towards the audience who you are communicating to and client organizational purpose? A range of work that includes 45+ clients across industries, each of whom counted on me and my team to bring fantastic PR value to the table. The weight of expectations from each fresh client is now intoxicating.”

 Client Support
“Ideosphere is the India exclusive partner of the With Global Alliance - which we launched recently. Monica was instrumental in understanding the client business model (Marketing Tech domain) and creating quick, strong impact for them in India. I found her ability to balance culture, multi-geographic team requests and of course time zones very impressive. Ideosphere has a rising star in their ranks and we hope to work with Monica even more in the future!’’
Joanna Derain Vice President International WITH

Nishita Sharma, 28, associate director- digital, MSL
@nishietasharma

Working on sectors as diverse as auto, developmental, energy and consumer, Nishita Sharma says, “When I devise my campaigns, a critical personal success KPI for me is - if the team had fun working on the campaign, or they learnt something new in the process.”

Unusually, Nishita included no less than 30 testimonials from her team members in her 3030 application.

A person of many interests, Nishita is also a professional voice over artist with over 90 voice overs done for different brands and ministries. In keeping with her passion to be a well-rounded individual Nishita’s Why PR in 2020 will matter focuses on creating a nuanced, well informed PR professional:

OeIndrila Biswas, 26, account manager, Avian WE
@OeindrilaBiswas

A girl who carries Kolkata in her heart, a girl who grew up on stories of Rabindranath Tagore and Sukumar Ray. Yet, a girl who always likes the reality in storytelling. Oeindrila Biswas says she feels lucky to be in a profession that allows her to tell brand stories.

One of her biggest moments was helping manage Facebook's global public affairs chief, Sir Nick Clegg’s visit to India

While Facebook was a fascinating account for her with a rich learning curve, Reebok and its celebrity engagement model to target millennials was also work that Oeindrila had a lot of fun with; briefing Bollywood A-listers like Katrina Kaif and Varun Dhawan.

Client Thumbs Up
"Working with Oeindrila for a while now, I have seen her understand the pulse of the target audience and communicates with precision and impact. Her storytelling and narrative makes her a powerful PR professional with promise to grow."
Vertika Yadav, corporate communications, Facebook India

Piyush Darwade, 27, deputy manager, corporate communication, TVS Motor Company
@tarobapu

At TVS Motor Company, an iconic auto firm, Piyush Darwade brings a millennial eye to the content being generated. Apart from blogging on the auto sector, Piyush is also actively engaged in creating conversation to make motorsport the ‘It’ sport in India.  No small task in a country where cricket is a religion.

Another focus of his work revolves around working extensively with the team to build the reputation of TVS Racing their in-house motorsport team, the team racers, and the management.

PR in 2020

Check out Piyush’s well-reasoned argument on why Fake News has made PR crucial to brand engagement in the future:

 

Priyam DiVGi, 28, lead -corporate communications, Wakefit Innovations Pvt. Ltd.
@PriyamDivgi

What really strikes you about Priyam Divgi’s pitch for 3030 is the engaging way it has been presented. Using pictures, video and audio, all of it comes together to create a picture of a dedicated, creative and focused communicator.

For example, just take a look at how her recommendation section has been introduced:

And this is what Chaitanya Ramalingegowda, director and co-founder at Wakefit.co had to say about her work, “At Wakefit.co she has been instrumental in defining the sleep narrative in India. When the firm started this journey over a year ago, sleep economy and the discourse on sleep was barely on the radar of mainstream journalists. Today, it is recognized as a key pillar of wellness and as a business segment, it is sought after and covered extensively. This has been possible through creative positioning, continuous relationship building and opening the media's eyes to the sleep crisis. Priyam has led this effort from the front throughout.”

Priyanka Sharma, 28, manager- client servicing, strategy and media relations, Value 360 Communications
@Priyancasharma2

Priyanka Sharma is proud of the journey she has undertaken from a small town in Haryana to working in the capital city of India.

She says, “I come from a very small town, Palwal, Haryana where I really had to convince my parents that ‘being Independent’ is need of the hour. Every day I travelled on local trains for 4 hours, sometimes that did give me self-doubts. But PR became my calling and I was fortunate enough to contribute to converting unknown companies into brands like Goibibo, Cocoberry, and OLX.”

A girl with big dreams, her story in this video says it all. Indeed, a ‘Choti si Aasha’, can become a reality:

Rasesh Raja,  30, Senior Manager (Digital) at GolinOpinion, MullenLowe Lintas Group
@moreovercoffee

When someone’s Twitter profile lists both coffee drinking and ballroom dancing, one is immediately drawn in.

A digital marketing expert, Rasesh Raja, is also a professional coffee blogger.

Says Rasesh, “Digital marketing is a sea change from my educational path, where I was pursuing my graduation in biotechnology. On realizing my keenness towards the digital marketing field, I had to convince my family of my bold decision to change my career path. The task was nerve-wracking and the decision, momentous. But I’m thankful every single day, for having taken it.”

He is also responsible for growing the agency’s influencer marketing division as well as training team members in social media and influencer marketing.

PR in 2020

Rasesh has a very interesting idea for making people understand PR in 2020.
He suggests creating an engaging video with an A-Z glossary of new-age PR terms to showcase why PR still matters in 2020:

Sheena Kalra, 28, senior account manager, Edelman India,
@sheenakalra

For Sheena Kalra, her philosophy at work is to ‘Show up differently’. For Sheena, this means bringing alive the concept of earned in a truly integrated fashion. 

The value of PR for brands, says Sheena lies in telling the truth in the age of Fake News. This is why her snazzy PR will matter in 2020 presentation, called ‘Faker Things’ ( yes, from Stranger Things!) showcased examples of brands using PR to fight back against fake news.

Break out Moment 
The launch of Audible was another great example of integrated work. During this launch, Sheena was the go-to person for various stakeholders based in Singapore and the US for all communications regarding the brand, the India lead, and the CEO, Donald Katz. For Audible's launch, we carried out an integrated campaign called ‘Listening is Seeing’.

Shrey Kapoor, 26, team lead- Emerging Technologies, Ruder Finn
@shreykapoor93

A founding member of Ruder Finn’s emerging technologies team, Shrey Kapoor played an integral role in the conception of the vertical and gradually became one of the youngest emerging technologies team leads in the business.

Armed with a slew of tech certifications from government as well as leading universities Shrey has used AI to develop websites for clients in the beauty business that would appeal to the millennials He has also worked with Ruder Finn US to develop voice technology for large brands. In fact, Ruder Finn Inc is certified by Amazon as a preferred skill builder for Alexa.  

PR in 2020

Take a look at Shrey’s video on why technology-based PR is the future for protecting against brand risks.

Srabani Sen, 27, corporate communications for India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Xiaomi India Technology Pvt Ltd
@srabani.sen777

At Xiaomi, Srabani Sen leads the PR for three countries- Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. She is also a part of the India communications team where she is solely responsible for the entire regional and lifestyle outreach of the brand.  

Quite in keeping with the coolness of the Xiaomi brand, Srabani Sen’s entire entry was visual. Take a look at her journey in PR below:

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Journalist Thumbs Up

"I've interacted with Srabani when she was working on Microsoft, and more recently, met her again in her new role at Xiaomi. In both places, I found her to be a well informed and organised person who was able to help me gain an understanding of the company she represented and to help me write detailed articles that would be of interest to my readers.

Over the last several years, I've found her to be easy to work with, and extremely helpful — without ever being pushy, which can often be a point of friction between PR professionals and journalists."

Gopal Sathe

Ex-Technology Editor at Huffington Post, Current- Editor at NDTV

Shrishti Singh, 29, corporate communications, Viacom18 ( Brand Colors)
@srishtisingh90

Shrishti Singh compares her work on the ‘Colors’ channel like putting a Rubik’s cube together. With its diverse programming, Shrishti focuses on bringing it all together to tell an innovative communications story.

From collaborating with Mumbai Police Officers for ‘Khoob Ladi Mardaani…Jhansi Ki Rani’ to launching the last edition of ‘Rising Star’ amongst the aam junta to taking media back to school with ‘Vidya’ to bringing artisans from across the country together for ‘Ek Aur Ek gyarah’, Shrishti says she tries hard to bring an innovative flavour to all her campaigns.

PR in 2020 ( Box 10)
Shrishti’s PR in 2020 idea focused on the campaign thought: No power without PR! #NoPoweR. She explains, “There's something about the nature of human beings, right? We never seem to fully understand just how good something is unless of course, we've lost it”. Taking ahead the core thought of ‘#NoPoweR”, we create a scenario highlighting different aspects without the power of PR.

Steffi Babu, 26, Senior Account Executive,  Ruder Finn India
@thecrownclicks

A researcher at the core, Steffi Babu loves, as she puts it, investigating topics to prepare the right brand message. So much so that she is planning to join Ruder Finn’s research and analytics win to hone her analyzing skill set.

PR in 2020

Steffi believes that today’s trend of Twitter hashtags can push brands to frequent crises –one which has reach and impact beyond the country from where it originated. Check out her video as to why among all this the core element of communication – brand reputation, build trust and influencing the influencer –

Supreeth Sudhakaran, 30, assistant manager – corporate brand & communications, Godrej Group
@Supreeth_s

Supreeth Sudhakaran's approach to communication can be summed up in three words: Return to Objective. He says, “My goal is always focused on building ABC - Authentic Brand Connect - using data-driven PR, platform approach, and digital safety net of micro-influencers. “

Breakout Moment
“To eliminate the silo-approach by seven businesses within the conglomerate to engage architects and designers, I lead a unique platform: Design Dekko.com which in less than five months has grown as a community of over 1000 architects and designer and 50000 annual users.”

 PR in 2020

Supreeth’s presentation for why PR matters are interestingly woven using the Game of Thrones theme. Here is a glimpse of his explanation of using PR to fight fake news with fan-favorite Tyrion Lannister.

Sweta Mohanty, 27, senior account executive, Adfactors PR
@swetamohanty2

A traveler, a cook, and a communicator, Sweta Mohanty has consistently contributed to new business development at her organization. She has been part of over 10 pitches and successfully contributed to winning pitches, one for an iconic global toy company.   For another client, Sweta not only created awareness about employability but also tackled negative perceptions about skill training, vocational education, and apprenticeship.  Her testimonials, the only applicant to submit them in video, say it all.

Take a look:

Tanvi Ajmani, 29, account director- brand, sports & entertainment, Genesis BCW
@Ajmani14

Tanvi Ajmani’s mantra at work is curiosity, vision, drive, and integrity.

She says, “These are the adjectives that best describe how I would chase any goal that I was aiming to achieve.”

She has successfully helped create campaigns for Marks and Spencer and for bathroom fittings firm Kohler.

Tanvi helped launch the  Shivan & Narresh x Kohler campaign for the launch of a collection of faucets. Along with the designer duo, influencers and Bollywood celebrities were partnered for the campaign. The collection was inspired by 5 Kohler faucets, collectively called “Couture Collection”.

Breakout Moment
Tanvi got the Kohler campaign to associate with FDCI and did an off-ground fashion show for the Kohler Couture Collection.

Vaishnavi Venkat, 25, account manager-Consumer Practice, Edelman India
@vaishnavi_2694

We could talk about Vaishnavi Venkat’s work on amplifying Nissan’s #HaveYouClickedToday, a road safety campaign aimed at enhancing road-safety in India by advocating the use of rear seat belt. Or her work for the 'Big Billion' sale at Flipkart in 2019.

For Flipkart, “She closely mapped competition and developed content through interesting formats including listicles, trend stories and a fashion conclave ahead of the sale.”

But what really stands out is her why PR in 2020 will matter ideation. After all, not all heroes wear capes:

Vinnie Jain, 29, senior associate - marketing & communications, Sattva Media and Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
@VniJain

The reason why Vinnie Jain is so passionate about ‘Communications’ is the sheer thrill of creating and delivering innovative 360-degree campaigns on a regular basis.

At Sattva, Vinnie helped to undertake a first-of-its-kind study on the giving ecosystem in India with the support of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

To launch the flagship report, Sattva hosted a participatory dialogue on #ABillionGivers with Rohini Nilekani - founder-chairperson of Arghyam and Nilekani Philanthropies, and Victoria Rana - deputy director - policy, systems and 'Giving by All' at Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

#ABillionGivers Impact

Over 200+ report downloads in just a span of 2 months, follower base on LinkedIn increased by more than 2500 in over a month, social media posts had an engagement rate of 4-5% on an average.

PR in 2020
Vinnie’s hip PR in 2020 idea features a rap anthem, on the theme #OurVoiceForGood. Ideally sung by rap icon Divine ( if only!), Vinnie suggests showcasing key PR influencers lip-syncing the rap in a video with a similar format like this - Girls Like You.

Says Vinnie, “In the video, I want to showcase PR Professionals across the age-groups, big/small agencies/corporates across the states in India. Thus, valuing diversity and inclusion.”