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Campaign India Team
Jan 19, 2017

RMAI Flame Awards 2017: Entries open

A new category has been added only for international entries this year

RMAI Flame Awards 2017: Entries open
Rural Marketing Association of India (RMAI) announces the 8th edition of RMAI Flame Awards Asia 2017.
 
The Flame Awards celebrate the best rural marketing practices in India. The RMAI has expanded the reach of these awards to share and learn the best global rural marketing practices.
 
Entries are invited from India and other countries in the sub-continent. An exclusive category has been added only for international entries.
 
The jury is headed by S Sivakumar, chief executive officer - ITC. The jury process consisting of members from India and Apac will be overseen by Ernst & Young.
 
View the complete jury here. 
 
Winners will be awarded through an awards gala on 28 April 2017.
 
 
 
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