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  • …to amplify India’s artistic reach

    Teamwork announces collab with Tulsea

    Teamwork Arts has announced a partnership with with Tulsea, a talent management company.

    Said Sanjoy K Roy, Managing Director of Teamwork Arts: “We are delighted to collaborate with Tulsea, a company that shares our vision of promoting and nurturing Indian talent on the global stage. This partnership is a significant step towards creating a robust and sustainable ecosystem for our artistes, enabling them to achieve new heights in their careers.”

    Added Datta Dave, Partner of Tulsea:  “Teamwork Arts is the most successful live events company from India and has exported Indian culture, literature, music and the arts around the world. Through this collaboration, artists and talent, will have unparalleled exposure to audiences within India and across the globe.”

  • The organisation marked the milestone by honouring its long-established clients at a glitzy event in the national capital

    Teamwork celebrates 10 years in India

    By A Correspondent

     

    Teamwork Communications Group is celebrating the completion of 10 years, during which the organisation says it has grown and diversified to serve an array of clients. The organisation marked the milestone by honouring its long-established clients at a glitzy event in the national capital. No, we weren’t invited for it.

     

    Said Nikky Gupta, Co-founder and Director, Teamwork:“It has been a highly eventful journey for us as an organisation which originally started as just a two-member team of co-founders and has grown significantly to become a formidable force in the industry today. Today, we are servicing clients across various industries, sectors and cities, which reflects the fact that our capability and resources have diversified considerably. We have always believed in crafting campaigns that raise awareness about pertinent issues and touch the hearts of people. Going forward, we are planning to set up offices and hire talent in additional cities particularly in south India, to grab a larger pie of business in the region,”