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Building a Tribe, Not Just a Brand: How Namrata Jena Turned Powai Events into Mumbai’s Community-First Marketing Powerhouse

  • Writer: Women Story
    Women Story
  • Aug 4
  • 2 min read
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In Mumbai’s relentless hustle, small brands often struggle to be seen. Namrata Jena found her answer not in algorithms or ad spends, but in people. She built Powai Events on one simple belief — marketing should feel human.


From Solo Effort to a Business Tribe

Namrata’s journey began with a vision larger than promotions. Powai Events started as a local initiative but evolved into a movement. Instead of chasing trends, Namrata crafted experiences — walk-in reviews, curated reels, product showcases, and intimate event coverage — all designed to connect brands with real people.


At the heart of this is an invite-only tribe of business owners who collaborate, share referrals, and grow together. Namrata leads this community with warmth, making Powai Events less of an agency and more of a support system.


The Soul of the Brand: Community-First Marketing

What makes Powai Events stand out is its refusal to play by the traditional rules of marketing. The company thrives on five core practices:

  1. Hosting monthly meet-ups that build real relationships

  2. Offering walk-in reviews that turn offline experiences into digital stories

  3. Providing strategic branding guidance crafted for small businesses

  4. Creating authentic media content that resonates

  5. Focusing on progress, not perfection


Namrata puts it simply:

“We don’t just promote products. We promote people, values, and intentions. When that shines through, growth becomes inevitable.”

Earning Trust the Hard Way

Skepticism was her early challenge. Powai Events didn’t fit the flashy agency mold. It was intimate, trust-driven, and slow by conventional standards. Convincing brands to embrace this softer approach was not easy.

Yet, results spoke louder. Clients experienced more than spikes in visibility — they built loyal audiences and sustainable engagement. This shift toward long-term growth became Namrata’s proudest achievement.


Marketing with Heart

Beyond branding, Powai Events has become a safe space for women entrepreneurs, solo founders, and small business owners. Namrata’s vision goes beyond metrics; she creates an ecosystem where people feel seen, supported, and celebrated.

In a landscape full of noise, her clarity and calm stand out as her greatest strengths.


Her Advice to Women Founders

Namrata shares wisdom drawn from her own journey:

  1. Stay consistent, even when results seem distant.

  2. Ask for help — community is strength, not weakness.

  3. Take up space — your vision deserves attention.

  4. Forget perfection — show up authentically.


As she often reminds her tribe:

“Your authenticity is your superpower. Use it.”

The Tribe That Keeps Growing

Today, Powai Events is more than a consultancy. It’s a movement celebrating collaboration, creativity, and conscious growth. Whether through pop-ups in Mumbai or digital campaigns that spotlight local businesses, Namrata ensures every brand’s heart is heard.


In a world that values speed, she proves that slow, intentional, human-first growth builds something far more lasting — a community that truly believes.


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