Expert panel to decode the power of omnichannel delivery at e4m India Brand Conclave

The ninth edition of the e4m India Brand Conclave will be held on February 11 in Mumbai and will bring together leading industry experts, senior marketers and brand custodians from across sectors to share insights and forward-looking perspectives. One of the interesting panel discussions at the upcoming edition of IBC is on the topic ‘Omnichannel Delivery: Reaching consumers wherever they are’.

An expert panel of top voices from the industry will share key insights on how brands craft unified narratives and consistent engagement across traditional and digital channels TV, OTT, social, retail, and beyond, how brands are looking at delivering an elevated consumer experience and more. The speakers will also explore the operational and creative challenges of maintaining identity and intent across media, and how marketers decide where and how to show up.

The panellists are Abhishek Kumar Srivastava, Chief Marketing Officer, Piramal Consumer Healthcare; Gunjarav Nayak, Chief Sales Officer - Hindi Movies, Digital & IP Business, ZEEL; Neelima Burra, Chief Strategy Transformation and Marketing Officer & Business Head - Ecommerce and Organised Retail, Luminous Power Technologies; Pratik Gour, Co-Founder, Footprynt; Priyancka Puri, Senior Vice President – Marketing, HRIPL; Rishabh Verma, Head of Marketing, Lotte Havmor Ice Cream; Saurabh Golani, Country Head, PrsmX by Mobavenue. The session chair will be Vineet Shah, Vice President – Digital, Madison Media.

India Brand Conclave to explore the theme ‘Reimagining Brands in the Age of Acceleration’

Today, omnichannel is no longer about ‘multiple channels’ but one connected consumer experience as consumers now expect seamless brand experiences across screens, formats, platforms, online, offline, social, and quick-commerce. Today’s consumers don’t think in channels but think in moments and needs and expect speed, flexibility, and visibility, every time and delivery is now a brand touchpoint, not just a logistics function and convenience often outweigh brand loyalty.