A faculty voice placed on national business television
Universities buy admissions advertising and then struggle to be taken seriously as institutions. This worked the other way round: a Sigma University professor was placed on an NDTV Profit business panel, discussing the subject rather than the university, with the institution named in the on-screen credit. Authority in this category transfers from the person to the campus, and a panel seat does that in a way a spot cannot.
A single panel appearance puts the university in front of a national business audience with the credibility of editorial rather than the discount of advertising. The recording then works as a permanent asset for admissions and placement conversations.
Execution photography from the campaign, captured site by site as each placement went live.