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Dec 15, 2009
Campaign India Agency Report Card: Mudra Max
Type of agency: MediaCompany ownership: 90% Anil Ambani and 10% DDB Group (Omnicom)Key personnel: Madhukar Kamath, MD and CEO, Mudra Group, Bobby Pawar, CCO, Pratap Bose, CEO- Mudra MAX, Anurag Gupta, President-strategic initiative and integration, Manas Mishra, EVP & head- Connext, LS Krishnan, President- RADARAccounts won: Aircel, Pepsi, ITC, USL, Wipro, LG, Shell Foundation, Reebok, Western Union, Kimberly Clark Lever PVTAccounts lost: Spice Mobiles
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