Website Content – Namrata Tanna: Portfolio

Writing: UpX Academy

February 7, 2018June 12, 2018Posted in Website Content, WritingTagged big data, communications, data sciences, india, tech mahindra, upx academyLeave a comment

Powered by Tech Mahindra, UpX Academy helps individuals and businesses move up in life through their courses that are run by expert faculty from across the world so students get a world-class education.

Content for UpX Academy’s landing pages on a Big Data webinar and a Big Data Masterclass, as well as an all courses brochure was created by Namrata Tanna and designed by DesignAren.

Landing pages:

Brochure:

Writing: Concern’s support to grassroots programmes

January 21, 2018August 8, 2018Posted in Rebranding, Website ContentTagged Aroehan, change, communications, Concern India Foundation, development, grassroots, GVCS, india, jaag, jeevan asha, NGO, radha medical, sugamLeave a comment

In 2013, the communications team at Concern, led by Namrata Tanna, initiated a programme to extend communication and branding support to some of our supported NGOs in Mumbai and Delhi.

We identified some NGOs that were in need of branding and communications support such as logos, business cards, brochures, flyers, websites and other design and content creation support, and took on 2 such projects to work on in the first year.

In 2014, we extended this support to 4 NGOs, with a vision to extend this support to more and more NGOs each year. Project support was extended to the following NGOs in 2014: brochures for Jaag, Jeevan Asha, and GVCS, Aroehan, and to Radha Medical and Sugam in 2015.

Brochures were created for Jaag, Jeevan Asha and GVCS. A website was designed and website content was created for Aroehan: www.aroehan.org

Brochure for GVCS:

IN 2015, brochures were created for Sugam and a website was created for Radha Medical Centre.

Brochure for Sugam:

Rebranding: Concern India Foundation

January 20, 2018February 12, 2018Posted in Website ContentLeave a comment

In 2013, I re-looked at Concern India Foundation as a brand and started rethinking how we wanted to be projected to the world. An exciting time for us, we started with the look and feel of the brand, our communication messages, templates, collaterals, annual reports, campaigns, and our online presence in terms of our website.

Over the course of the year, we launched social media pages such as Facebook, Linkedin, YouTube, Google+ as well as a blog for the brand as well, infusing new content and life into the brand.

Blog: https://www.concernindiafoundation.org/concernblog/

Website: