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Campaign India Team
Oct 28, 2016

Global Awards 2016: Four finalists from India

McCann Health (two), Aakanksha Healthcare and Crayons Advertising represent India on the list

Global Awards 2016: Four finalists from India
The Global Awards, for healthcare and wellness advertising, has announced the list of shortlists for its 2016 edition.
 
Of a total of 145 shortlists, four are from India. 
 
McCann Health has two shortlists, one for 'Pay With Your Voice' for Omron Automation, while the other is for 'The Blue Dot' for United Diabetes Forum. 
 
Aakanksha Healthcare's campaign for 'Akuna Launch' and Crayons Advertising's entry 'Donuts' for Apollo Sugar Clinics have also made the list. 
 
Winners will be announced on 17 November at events in New York City and Sydney.
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