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This presentation provides an overview of Interflow, an advertising agency based in Pakistan. In 3 sentences: Interflow is a marketing communications agency that has been operating in Pakistan since 1983, providing advertising, branding, and marketing services to major clients through offices in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. The presentation outlines Interflow's history, philosophy, portfolio of services, organizational structure, departments, clients, and awards/achievements.
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- 1. A Presentation on Interflow Presented By Nayab Ali Raza Syed Mohammad Raza Hammad Raja Asad Raja Jawad Hassan Butt
- 2. What is an Advertising Agency? • An Ad Agency is a service business • It creates, plans and handles ads & other forms of promotion for client independently. • It handles overall client’s marketing & Branding strategies and Sales promo • Ad agency aids the selling the client's products or services.
- 3. Interflow • With offices in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad • It has 300 professionals to the industry. • Mass effectiveness of electronic, print and out of home media to the intimacy of new media.
- 4. Interflow’s Profile • Interflow has built and re-built brands • Raised the bar on solution delivery and brought the spirit of custodianship to life over and over again. • Over the years, Interflow has been intimately associated with successful brands such as Pepsi, Ufone, Citibank, HBL, Unilever, PTC, Nes tle etc.
- 5. Interflow’s History • On July 1, 1983, Taher A. Khan’s determination to change the way advertising services were being delivered, gave birth to Interflow Communications. • For almost three decades, Pakistan’s pioneer of marketing communication services • Within 5 years became Pakistan’s one of the largest, most innovative advertising agencies
- 6. Interflow’s Philosophy To be the Agency most valued by those who most value brands
- 7. Interflow’s Portfolio • Electronic It is Above the Line (ATL) Advertising. For Instance Television and Radio • Print It is Above the Line (ATL) Advertising like Newspaper • Outdoor It is Below The Line (BTL) Advertising link hoarding and pamphlets that happens outdoor
- 8. Electronic Media • This is A Ufone Ad, Created by Interflow. • Ufone has been Interflow’s Valuable Client for almost a decade.
- 9. Interflow’s Departments • Admin • Accounts • Client Services • Creative/Design • Production • Marketing • HR • Recovery • Media – Buying, Planning, Execution, Billing
- 11. Interflow’s Organizational Structure Mr. Taher A. Khan CHAIRMAN CEO Regional Resident Regional Head - Head - Head Karachi Islamabad - Lahore Director Finance Director Creativity Director Operations Director HR Director Event Management Director Markeing
- 15. Interflow’s Group Electronic TV • TV One – Entertainment • News One – New, Current Affairs • WasebTV – Saraiki Channel
- 16. Interflow’s Awards and Achievements • Media Recognition - Pakistan Television Network (PTV) 1988-89 Indian Abby Awards • Pakistan Advertising Association (PAA) Advertising Excellence Awards ‘91 • A Tribute to Creativity 2001 – 2002 • 18th Pakistan Advertising Association (PAA) Awards 2004 • Indian Abby Awards - ABBY 2007 • Aurora – Eurus Awards, March 17, 2007 • 16th All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) Awards 1999 - 2000 • Social Marketing & Community Service • Best Single Mass Medium Advertising • Pepsi Co Award (held in NYC with worldwide participation)
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