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IPAN posts 1st PR job on India PR job board

IPAN, one of the leading and oldest PR agencies in India, has posted the first job post on the new India PR job board.

You can view a summary of the job on the job board homepage. To see more contact details of IPAN and how to contact them for these job vacancies, you can click on the headline of the post there.

To make things more informative and easier for readers, I decided to add briefs on the first 5 companies that post on the board.

Below is a brief of IPAN for you to understand the agency more.

About IPAN

Founded in 1987, IPAN is the oldest consulting firm in the PR and public affairs business in India. It is fully owned by JWT and is a unit of WPP, the leading communications conglomerate. In its two decades of existence, IPAN has done cutting edge work for top corporations, both Indian and multinational. Headquartered in New Delhi, it has offices in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kochi. IPAN’s history is rich with long-term relationships—with employees, clients, business associates and the media. IPAN has India’s most comprehensive news monitoring infrastructure. It is also the exclusive Indian affiliate of Business Wire International.

Current Clients

IPAN’s current client list includes Citi, Unilever, Goldman Sachs, the Swatch Group, Continental Airlines, ITC, Castrol, Turner Broadcasting, Home Box Office, Berger Paints, GE Money, HP ProCurve, The Blackstone Group, Beam Global, Delphi, CRY, ESPN, USAID, Reebok, Kingfisher Airlines, Monsanto, Monster, Fidelity and the Murugappa Group, among others.

On Culture/ philosophy

"At IPAN, we encourage mutual respect as the defining principle of corporate conduct. We take an intelligent, culturally aware approach to public relations. We lay great emphasis on quality standards and deliverables. Our teams provide an attractive blend of youthful energy and mature perspectives. We share a healthy professional relationship with the media, something that is unparalleled in the industry. Overall, it is a fun place to work in."

Comments from the India PR Blog

IPAN has been in news lately for signing up a number of new clients. IPAN enjoys a credible brand name in the market being one of the oldest and as an intelligent and sophisticated PR services provider.

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