Rohan Malhotra, CEO of Roadzen

Roadzen, a global leader in insurance technology dedicated to revolutionizing the auto insurance industry through innovative Artificial Intelligence solutions, has partnered with Gutenberg, a global award-winning integrated Digital marketing agency, to strengthen its presence in the United States and India markets. 

In a significant development, Roadzen recently debuted on the Nasdaq Stock Market. This milestone demonstrates Roadzen’s immense potential to shape the global insurance technology sector. 

Commenting on the partnership, Rohan Malhotra, CEO of Roadzen, said, “Gutenberg and its global teams across the United States, India, UK (United Kingdom) and other key markets possess a deep understanding of the disruptive changes driven by AI across industries and countries. Gutenberg’s strong record of accomplishment as an award-winning global marketing agency coupled with a deep bench of technology experience were key to our decision in partnering with them.  Their global reach and expertise in navigating the US-UK-India corridor make them invaluable partners in helping us build our brand with our audiences across the global insurance industry.”  

Harjiv Singh, Founder & CEO of Gutenberg, shared his thoughts on the collaboration: “We are delighted to team up with Rohan and the Roadzen team to build their brand narratives by leveraging our holistic brand communications approach through a combination of public relations, digital and thought leadership. Roadzen’s innovative approach and recent listing on the NASDAQ position them as a next generation AI trailblazer. Our commitment extends beyond aiding Roadzen’s recognition and success in the US and India; we are dedicated to championing the narratives of innovative AI-driven companies shaping various industries.” 

The partnership between Roadzen and Gutenberg strategically aims to bolster Roadzen’s presence in the United States and Indian markets while elevating awareness of the company’s AI-powered solutions. 

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