Malik Immanuel Kumar Associates & Co
| Name | Sanjay Kumar |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Website | Under Construction. Live date 10.04.2009 |
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Malik Immanuel Kumar Associates & Co is a specialist British Asian marketing & communications agency founded in 1993 by social entrepreneur Sanjay Kumar and a trio of university friends studying in London. The agency was created following India's economic & financial liberalisation programme initiated by the Congress I government of PV Narishima Rao in 1991. MIKA PR offer an integrated communications programme for private companies and social & community interest organisations, based on the skills of a dedicated and experienced in-house team of professionals who have a share in the success of the agency’s work. We focus on developing successful marketing campaigns and provide strategic PR solutions for the British Asian business community. Our account managers offer a comprehensive range of multilingual consultancy services to Indian companies looking to develop European markets and EU businesses seeking joint venture partners in the emerging Indian economy. In 2008 MIKA & Co opened an associate office in Brighton, Sussex. Managed by Sanjay Kumar, the Brighton office will develop and manage the IndiaOrganix portfolio, Pilgrim Tours, and our Indian food & lifestyle marketing unit. Our founding business philosophy is to provide our clients with high quality multi-lingual business services; direct senior involvement and creative, strategic solutions. As a result, our clients see a noticeable difference in their business. MIKA PR is known within the British Asian business community & multi-faith organisations for developing eclectic Asia-focused marketing ideas that are low on logistics and cost, yet high on PR and promotional value. This entrepreneurial outlook and bottom line management style - present in all our brand managers - provides a limitless store of creative ideas that are workable, high impact, and meet the needs of specific business objectives. MIKA PR & Co is a private consultancy. Strictly no agencies. MIKA PR does not accept unsolicited manuscripts for review. Views expressed in articles are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of MIKA PR & Co,. For further information please contact either Sanjay Kumar in (Brighton) or Thomas Murphy (London).
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Thomas Murphy exposes India’s flower power generation……
posted on Sunday, June 22, 2008 12:34 PM
Prakash Omari, Bangalore
Thomas Murphy of MIKA PR is appointed photographic editor working on an anthology - 'Butterflies in bloom' - in the lives of New Delhi’s flower sellers, most of whom are displaced tribal street children.
Thomas, a former model turned photographer, will work with freelance photographers in India in capturing glimpses into the lives of India’s street children.
UNICEF’s estimate of 11 million street children in India in 1994 is considered to be conservative. The Mumbai Street Children Empowerment Network (MSCEN) estimate around 125,000 street children each in Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi, with another 45,000 in Bangalore.
A percentage of the royalties will be donated to the MSCEN.
For many years New Delhi has seen the maximum ‘flower traffic’ in Asia. The former imperial city is the convergence point of Asian dealers in flowers. Traders in most cities have contacts with dealers in Delhi and not with dealers in cities where the flowers actually originate. For instance, flowers from distant Bangalore arrive in Delhi and are then transported to Bhopal. Orchids are imported from Thailand and then exported to Singapore. Despite the growth and sale of flowers having spread over most of the country, India's annual flower production stands at around 1,000 tonnes.
India ratified the United Nations Child Rights Convention in 1992. The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights was constituted this year and is chaired by Dr.Shantha Sinha, a highly dedicated child rights activist. The Commission has been taking up various issues which were brought forth recently in the area of child abuse.
The anthology will be launched at a ceremony hosted by the Mumbai Street Children Empowerment Network in Mumbai in November 2009.
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