Campaign India Team
Sep 11, 2008

TBWA India: the fat lady sings

As they say about the opera, it ain’t over till the fat lady sings. In this context, all the paperwork required  for TBWA to own 100% of their India arm is now done.It’s the end of an era in Indian advertising as George John, chairman of TBWA India, signs on the dotted line to make his exit from the agency that he built.  He didn’t do this alone. With him were two partners, N Krishnan and Kurien Mathews. Krishnan continues at TBWA in a professional capacity while Mathews moves on to a currently undisclosed  destination.

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