Invnt Group has introduced its growth into India by launching operations in Mumbai. This provides to the company’s presence in New York, London, Sydney, Dubai, San Francisco, Detroit, Washington DC and Stockholm.

Labelled as a ‘world model story venture’, Invnt Group presents ‘complementary disciplines’ designed to assist ‘forward-thinking organisations’. The Group consists of a model technique agency, Folk Hero, a tradition consultancy, Meaning; a manufacturing studio and artistic company, HEVĒ; occasions for faculties and universities, Invnt Higher Ed; digital innovation division, Invnt.Atom, a inventive multimedia expertise studio, Hypnogram, and ITP Live (Any Venue Video, Thunder Audio,In Sync), for reside leisure. 

Invnt’s consumer roster in India contains Tata Motors. 

Laveesh Pandey has joined the group as managing director for the South Asia area. He was chief working officer at Starlight Gaming. Also becoming a member of him are  Abhishek Pandey as producer (beforehand senior supervisor—operations and consumer relations at MidasNext Media), and Varun Parashar as supervisor—account companies (beforehand advertising and neighborhood lead at Starlight Gaming).

Scott Cullather, president and CEO, Invnt Group, CEO, Invnt.Atom, mentioned, “We are excited to extend our reach and expertise to South Asia, a region that is rapidly emerging as a hub for technological and marketing communications innovation. Establishing a base in Mumbai is not solely a strategic decision but also a response to our client’s growing needs to engage and build wider and deeper communities. It reinforces our commitment to delivering impactful brand stories globally and locally, catering to the unique challenges and opportunities in the region.”

“Our purpose is to create unparalleled model experiences that resonate deeply with native audiences and set new requirements in creativity and strategic execution on the worldwide stage. We’re additionally thrilled to welcome Laveesh Pandey, who joins our crew with the right expertise to drive the group’s growth within the area.”