Max Level has secured the public relations mandates for Nodwin Gaming and SuperGaming. 

With this mandate, the agency will leverage its expertise to curate impactful PR strategies that not only resonate with gaming audiences but also establish deeper engagement, and accelerate brand growth.

Max Level's Noida office will be handling this account. 

Gautam Virk, co-founder and CEO Nodwin Gaming, said, “Nodwin Gaming has always strived to consistently innovate and push the boundaries in the esports, lifestyle and entertainment domains, and partnering with Max Level as our PR and communications partner aligns seamlessly with our overarching vision. Having worked closely on numerous projects in the past, we are confident that Max Level's strategic approach and deep understanding of the gaming and esports industry will significantly bolster our brand presence. This partnership will enable us to achieve brand advocacy among a diverse audience of esports enthusiasts, gamers and other industry stakeholders alike." 

Roby John, CEO and co-founder, SuperGaming, said, “At SuperGaming, we are committed to revolutionising the gaming industry in India and beyond, and working alongside Max Level as our official PR partner marks a step forward in our journey. Their deep-rooted understanding and extensive experience in the gaming and esports ecosystem makes them an ideal partner to elevate our brand presence and together, we aim to put India on the global gaming map." 

Siddharth Nayyar, chief revenue officer, Max Level, said, “We are thrilled to be named the official PR and communication partner of two prominent entities in the gaming and esports industry in India. We have built Max Level over a decade from the ground up with a deep understanding and passion for the gaming culture. We will extend this expertise to amplify the voices of these iconic brands. As a leading agency working with many top brands, our objective is to continue collaborating with more companies and organisations in India and globally to tell their stories and contribute to their overall growth."