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Nov 23, 2017

Agency of the Year 2017: South Asia jury unveiled

The awards night for the South Asia leg will be held on 5 December in Mumbai

Agency of the Year 2017: South Asia jury unveiled
The jury for the South Asia leg of the Agency of the Year 2017 awards has been revealed. 
 
The list of members for this year's awards include the following:
  • Apurva Chamaria, global head of corporate marketing, HCL Technologies 
  • Falak Jalil, innovations manager - CPW Middle East, Nestle Middle East
  • Gian De Rose, cards and consumer assets: manager marketing, HSBC
  • Humsa Dhir, SVP and head, PR and corporate communications, Sony Pictures Networks India
  • Lokesh Kataria, head of marketing - India and South Asia, Mattel Toys (India) 
  • Tarun Jha, head of marketing and product, Skoda Auto India
Winners will be honoured at the awards ceremony in Mumbai on 5 December. Shortlisted entrants can buy entry passes here.  
 
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