Campaign India Team
Feb 05, 2014

‘IAA Retrospect and Prospects’ comes to Mumbai, with Pepsico’s Shivakumar

Event to be hosted in the business capital on 12 February

‘IAA Retrospect and Prospects’ comes to Mumbai, with Pepsico’s Shivakumar

After hitting the national capital region, the India Chapter of the International Advertising Association’s (IAA) ‘Retrospect & Prospects’ featuring  Pepsico chairman and CEO D Shivakumar comes to Mumbai on 12 February 2014.

The event in Gurgaon saw Shivakumar presenting a sixty-minute review of the highs and the lows experienced by marketing, media and advertising in 2013, and talking about the trends to expect in 2014.

Srinivasan Swamy, president, IAA India Chapter and VP-Development, IAA Asia Pacific, said, “This would be infotainment at its best. In sixty minutes we will have the wisdom and insights of a leader of our fraternity encapsulating the immediate past and the near-future in an absorbing audio-visual format. It will be a must-see for all members of our industry. The Delhi audience loved it. We, along with our partner Colors (presenting sponsor), felt there was a need to present this in both Mumbai and Delhi.”

Entry to the event is strictly by invitation, informed an IAA statement. Requests for the same may be mailed to: [email protected].

Source:
Campaign India

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