Campaign India Team
Aug 27, 2009

'Asian creativity no more flash in the pan'

 With about 2750 entries in already, and delegate registration picking up steam, Spikes Asia festival chairman Terry Savage is optimistic of a good show. "We’ve set up an incredibly powerful line-up of seminars and workshops,” he says. “I’d advise senior professionals at agencies to invest in the future of their young creatives by encouraging them to participate in this massive learning curve. Spikes Asia provides the same premium value offering as Cannes, at a fraction of that cost."

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