Adfactors PR is PRWeek’s South Asia Agency of the Year 2015

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Firm scores a hat-trick after winning The Holmes Report and Campaign trophies last year

HONG KONG/COLOMBO: India’s number one public relations firm, Adfactors PR, has been awarded with the title of ‘South Asia Agency of the Year 2015’ by PRWeek, a globally renowned publication.

In end-2013, Adfactors PR was adjudged as the ‘AsiaPAC Financial Consultancy of the Year’ by The Holmes Report. In 2014, the firm received The Holmes Report’s ‘India Consultancy of the Year’ and was also a finalist for ‘The Holmes Report Emerging Markets Consultancy of the Year’. These apart, it also won the ‘Campaign South Asia Agency of the Year 2014’ title. In other words, during the past 18 months, Adfactors PR has won every single significant agency recognition for India/South Asia from the two global PR platforms.

Apart from the coveted South Asia title, the firm won three separate awards for its campaigns. It won a Silver and a Bronze for its ‘Banking giant SBI wins over Indian millennials’ campaign under the Media Relations Campaign of the Year and South Asia PR Campaign of the Year, respectively. The client was India’s biggest bank, State Bank of India.

Separately, it won a Bronze for its campaign, ‘BSE: From mind-share to market-share’ under the Financial Communications Campaign of the Year. The client, in this case, was Bombay Stock Exchange, Asia’s oldest stock exchange.

Adfactors PR Managing Director Madan Bahal said, “Winning the PRWeek title is a proud moment and a reaffirmation of our work and commitment to delivering the highest value to our clients.”

In Sri Lanka, Adfactors Public Relations, spearheaded by Rezani Aziz, offers its suite of communications services to Sri Lanka-based businesses – both domestic and international. Adfactors PR is globally acclaimed for its experience, expertise and knowledge in corporate and financial communications, besides specialised and strategic communications services. The Sri Lankan firm supports the communication needs of those Sri Lankan corporations that have an interest in the Indian and other international markets.