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Campaign India Team
Mar 02, 2017

Apac Effie Awards 2017: 39 finalists from India

MullenLowe Lintas Group tops the list with 14, Ogilvy (eight) and The Leo Group (five) follow

Apac Effie Awards 2017: 39 finalists from India
The organisers of the Apac Effie Awards for 2017 have announced finalists.
 
Among the 138 finalists, 39 are from India. 
 
MullenLowe Lintas Group leads the Indian contingent with 14 finalists. Ogilvy & Mather has eight, while The Leo Group has received five. 
 
McCann Worldgroup (four), BBDO India (three), Medulla Communications (two), J. Walter Thompson, Publicis and TBWA are also in the running for an Apac Effie. 
 
Winners will be announced at an awards gala on 21 April in Singapore. 
 
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