WATConsult beefs up operations in Delhi with five new accounts

One of the leading digital and social media agencies, WATConsult now a part of Dentsu Aegis Network, has expanded its Delhi operations. The agency has added 5 new accounts to its portfolio along with strengthening its team and moving to a larger office.

WATConsult has won the digital and social media mandate of IICE Vodka, Lybrate, Centre for Digital Financial Inclusion (CDFI), Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals and Boston Scientific Corporation of India (BSCI). All these accounts will be handled by the Delhi office which is moved to new 100+ seater office in Saket.

Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals and CDFI were both multi-agency pitches and WATConsult won the digital and social media mandate for each of them.

IICE Vodka, which is part of Jagatjit Industries Limited, has launched two new flavours besides the plain vodka, namely GREEN APPLE and Kinky Chilli.  WATConsult will be managing the social and digital mandate of these brands, including their online community Pouritout.com.

For Lybrate, which is India's first and largest online doctor consultation app with more than 1,00,000 doctors on the platform, WATConsult will be handling the social media presence; while for BSCI, the agency would be handling the digital and social media duties.

The agency recently inaugurated the new Delhi Office in style with this Facebook Live Stream

Commenting on the new account wins Rajiv Dingra, Founder and CEO, WATConsult said,

“After expanding our Mumbai office, we are now focussing on expanding and building our Delhi operations. Our new office is setup to accommodate a team of 100+ people. We are glad these brands believed in us and our work and gave us an opportunity to work with them. We look forward to serve them diligently and whole-heartedly.”

Faisal Haq, AVP Operations, WATConsult commented,

“We are very excited to work with these new clients. The team has come up with some extraordinary ideas and we look forward to implement them and launch great digital campaigns.”