Madan Bahal of Adfactors PR on MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast (Ep 119)
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Join us for Episode 119 of the award-winning MVP - The Master's Voice podcast, featuring an enlightening conversation with the peerless PR and Comms leader, Madan Bahal, co-founder and Managing Director of India's largest independent PR and Marketing firm Adfactors PR. This is a rare media appearance by Madan; to our knowledge, his first in the past three years. In this insightful episode, Madan speaks of building a National Asset
like Adfactors PR with Corporate Spirituality. And we at Mediabrief believe that the same qualities and culture can certainly empower the beleagured
Public Relations industry in India.
We speak of Adfactors PR's remarkable journey, recent awards, and the keys to its sustained success. Discover how the firm adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic, transitioning swiftly and without a minute of downtime from a desktop- to a laptop agency. Also learn about the integral role of the team in fostering continuous growth.
In conversation with MVP host Pavan R Chawla, who is also founder-editor of Mediabrief.com, Madan highlights the importance of integrity, continuous learning, and being a good generalist in public relations. He shares his vision for the future of Adfactors PR, the firm's approach to succession planning, and shares the secret and significance of building strong client relationships through effective communication.
This episode offers a deep dive into the values, culture, and corporate spirituality that underpin Adfactors PR’s philosophy of sustainable growth.
The conversation is packed with insights, inspiration, and the wisdom of Madan Bahal, the peerless and highly respected PR and communications professional, and a profoundly empathetic, sensitive, and humble human being who remains driven by a deep sense of Purpose for the eventual profit of the Nation. Watch, listen, and reap the benefits of this invaluable discussion with sagacious Madan Bahal in his first media interaction in more than perhaps three years now. Thank you Chaitalee Shete, for having made this interaction possible.
Insightful and inspiring. And well said on the responsibility of continuous learning.