Asiya Bakht
Mar 30, 2009

ZenithOptimedia rolls out Newcast in India

NEW DELHI - ZenithOptimedia has launched Newcast, a specialist division which develops and executes non-traditional media solutions, in India.

ZenithOptimedia rolls out Newcast in India
This is the first time that this division has been launched outside of Europe.

Newcast will provide services such as branded content, sponsorship, events, experiential marketing, to clients. 

This new division in India will be headed by senior vice-president Navin Khemka (pictured), who is currently head of a business unit comprising of multiple brands including HP-PSG.

Khemka will continue in this current role in addition to the Newcast responsibility.

Mark Waugh, head of Newcast UK, who is coordinating the rollout of Newcast worldwide for ZenithOptimedia, said: “India is genuinely at the cutting edge of much new media innovation right now, which is why we have chosen it as the first market to launch Newcast outside of Europe, ahead of even China and the US. The launch of Newcast as a division of ZenithOptimedia Group in India will allow the agency to future-proof its media planning for clients.”

Newcast will be media neutral and aims to provide clients with a holistic solution with ROI as a key driver.
Source:
Campaign Asia

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