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Campaign India Team
May 07, 2019

Campaign India Webinar: Five experts to discuss the future of print

The Webinar aims to dissect the findings of IRS 2019

Campaign India Webinar: Five experts to discuss the future of print
The latest IRS data was released by the MRUC on 26 April and Campaign India is hosting a webinar on 9 May which will dissect the findings. 
 
We intend to bring in more perspective into the study with panelists that will consist of media and marketing practitioners. This follows the Webinar we hosted in January 2018 (after the release of the last IRS data).
 
Panelists for the 2019 webinar are:
  • Abhishek Gupta, CMO, Edelweiss Tokio Life
  • Ashish karnad, executive director, media and market effectiveness, Nielsen
  • Basant Rathore, SVP - strategy, business development and brand, Jagran Prakashan
  • Himanka Das, CEO, Vizeum India
  • Malcolm Raphael, SVP - response and head - trade marketing, creative storytelling and innovations, Times Group
Register to attend the webinar by clicking here.
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