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May 03, 2016

AAAI announces ‘Digital Hackfest’ with Tigress Tigress’ Meera Sharath Chandra

One-day workshop on 26 May will be hosted at AAAI Training Centre

AAAI announces ‘Digital Hackfest’ with Tigress Tigress’ Meera Sharath Chandra
The Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) has announced a one-day workshop in Mumbai on 26 May 2016, led by Meera Sharath Chandra, founder, CEO and CCO of Tigress Tigress.
 
The four-part workshop titled ‘Digital Hackfest – How to Power-up Brands in the Digital Space’, will be hosted under the ‘AAAI Prowess’ umbrella at the industry body’s training centre in Mumbai. 
 
Chandra has over 35 years of experience including two decades in the digital and integrated space. She has been an award winner and jury member at Cannes Lions, One Show, D&AD, Clio, Art Directors Club and New York Festivals, among others. She has worked in the US, the UK, Hong Kong and India.
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