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Campaign India Team
Aug 28, 2018

IndIAA Awards 2018: Shortlists announced

Winners to be announced on 31 August in Mumbai

IndIAA Awards 2018: Shortlists announced
The India Chapter of the International Advertising Association (IAA), has announced shortlists for this year's IndIAA Awards.
 
The shortlists across the 21 categories are available here. The jury for the awards is headed by Suresh Narayanan, chairman and MD, Nestle India.
 
The IndIAA Awards will be presented to all co-creators of the winning work (marketers, creative and media agencies, outdoor, PR, if relevant) on 31 August in Mumbai.   
 
Campaign India is a knowledge partner for IndIAA Awards 2018, responsible for screening nominations invited from the industry and scanning all work that appeared during the eligibility period, to arrive at the shortlist.  
 

 

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