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Starcom MediaVest's new agency

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Mumbai, Jan. 12

Having bagged the AOR (agency of record) of the Future group, Starcom MediaVest Group has launched a new agency — FutureWorks exclusively for the account.

At a press conference to announce the launch of FutureWorks, Mr Manish Porwal, Managing Director, India-West & South, Starcom Worldwide, said, "We believe the communication needs of a retail brand is fundamentally different from that of packaged goods and other classical categories. To provide focus to the Future Group's opportunities, we decided to create a brand new unit with its own vision, leadership and operating processes.'' With the support of Starcom's specialist services, the agency will apply through-the-line planning and activation to the Future Group.

Mr Dinesh Singh Rathore has been appointed as General Manager India for FutureWorks.

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