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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAjay Sharma started his career as a business journalist with The Economic Times in 1992. He shifted to public relations in 1994, where he was subsequently at the helm of leading global and Indian PR consulting firms. In a career spanning two decades, he has advised more than 100 multinational and Indian companies on their Public Relations programs. He has also conducted more than 250 workshops on spokesperson training and business storytelling. Ajay is currently engaged in setting up IndicFootnotes™ - a think-tank focused on Indian Economy and Business. Ajay is an MBA from the Birla InstituRead More...
Ajay Sharma started his career as a business journalist with The Economic Times in 1992. He shifted to public relations in 1994, where he was subsequently at the helm of leading global and Indian PR consulting firms.
In a career spanning two decades, he has advised more than 100 multinational and Indian companies on their Public Relations programs. He has also conducted more than 250 workshops on spokesperson training and business storytelling.
Ajay is currently engaged in setting up IndicFootnotes™ - a think-tank focused on Indian Economy and Business.
Ajay is an MBA from the Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi. He also holds a Diploma in Business Journalism from The Times Centre for Media Studies.
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Mobile Internet and availability of affordable smartphones are dramatically altering how audiences consume news.
People are transforming from passive recipients of news to active news explorers, commentators and activists with views that constantly fashion and demolish stories.
To stay relevant in an age of volatile public opinion, corporate storytelling will have to move beyond influencing media narratives.
Horses Can Fly offers powerful and
Mobile Internet and availability of affordable smartphones are dramatically altering how audiences consume news.
People are transforming from passive recipients of news to active news explorers, commentators and activists with views that constantly fashion and demolish stories.
To stay relevant in an age of volatile public opinion, corporate storytelling will have to move beyond influencing media narratives.
Horses Can Fly offers powerful and insightful ways to engage with customers, investors and community by riding the waves of disruption in media.
Recent research on trends and developments that will impact media and corporate stakeholders in India.
Analyses new media and changing story formats
Six Step Process for Effective Crisis Communication
Engagingly anecdotal with short, interesting caselets
Whether you are a Business Leader OR a Young Entrepreneur OR a PR practitioner, Horses Can Fly is your go-to-guide to build Winning PR Strategies in disruptive markets.
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