New Delhi: Binge Labs has secured the end-to-end social media mandate for Mumbai Tech Week 2026, one of India’s prominent technology gatherings. The event is scheduled to take place from May 29 to 30, 2026 at the Jio World Convention Centre.
Mumbai Tech Week 2026 is expected to bring together founders, investors, operators and technology leaders from across the country, reinforcing its position as a key platform within India’s startup and technology ecosystem.
Under the mandate, Binge Labs will manage pre-event campaigns, on-ground content creation and post-event amplification across digital and social media platforms. The scope of work will include speaker-led storytelling, real-time event coverage and content amplification aimed at extending the reach of conversations beyond the physical venue.
The company said the strategy will integrate founders, speakers and attendees into a unified content ecosystem to ensure that the event is experienced at scale both offline and digitally.
Over the last three years, Binge Labs has focused on helping founders, venture capital firms and brands strengthen their personal branding and digital presence through strategy-led content and storytelling. The company works with entrepreneurs, creators and businesses including Ritesh Malik, Arjun Vaidya, Shradha Sharma, Robin Uthappa, Lightspeed Ventures, All In Capital, TrueMeds and Amazon, among others.
Commenting on the partnership, Divye Agarwal, Co-founder, Binge Labs, said, “At Binge Labs, we believe content is no longer an output; it is the primary way people experience and remember events. The mandate for Mumbai Tech Week aligns with that belief. Our focus is to take the most important conversations and moments from the event and make them accessible, relevant, and scalable for a much larger audience online.”
The collaboration reflects the growing importance of digital amplification and real-time storytelling in large-scale industry events, where audience engagement increasingly extends beyond physical attendance. Industry observers note that partnerships between event organisers and content-focused agencies are helping redefine how technology events are consumed, shared and remembered across online ecosystems.
