Campaign India Team
Sep 18, 2015

Clio Awards 2015: McCann Worldgroup India bags three Silver, two Bronze trophies

DDB Mudra wins a Bronze; Miami Ad School Mumbai gets Silver in Students category

Clio Awards 2015: McCann Worldgroup India bags three Silver, two Bronze trophies
McCann Worldgroup India has bagged five metals at the Clio Awards 2015. The agency's tally included three Silver and two Bronze metals.
 
The campaign titled 'Musical Instruments' for Dabur bagged two Silver awards, one each in Out of Home and Print Technique categories. The same entry won Bronze in the Print category. 
 
The agency's entry 'Warnings' for Essel Group bagged a Silver and Bronze in the 'Out of Home' and 'Print' categories respectively. 
 
Also among metals was DDB Mudra, which bagged a Bronze for 'The Misunderstood Score Board' for Zee News in the Out of Home category.
 
In the Students competition, Miami Ad School Mumbai bagged a Silver for its entry 'Watch for Nepal'. 
 
Full list of winners on clioawards.com
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