
A month after leaving Omnicom Media India, industry veteran Shashi Sinha has invested in creator-tech company Qoruz, the parent of platform HashFame. ET BrandEquity reports the investment size is undisclosed but sizeable…
A month after leaving Omnicom Media India, industry veteran Shashi Sinha has invested in creator-tech company Qoruz, the parent of platform HashFame. ET BrandEquity reports the investment size is undisclosed but sizeable for Sinha, made through his family office.

Sinha sees the creator ecosystem shifting from manual influencer campaigns to technology-led platforms. Qoruz plans to use the funds to build tools that help influencers run sustainable businesses, moving beyond paid campaigns. In the long term, Sinha believes creators could earn revenue shares from the sales they generate.
The buzz around the creator economy often paints it as a gold rush, but Sinha's bet is a reminder that infrastructure still lags behind hype. Many influencer deals remain manually managed, and transparency is patchy. Qoruz's platform may formalise the space, but the proof will be in whether it actually reduces friction for creators. That test will separate a genuine evolution from just another tech pitch.
Source: brandequity.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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