Advertising
Campaign India Team
Mar 31, 2010

Temple Advertising, TBWA India and Sapient win at REMMYs

The Recruitment Marketing Awards (REMMYs), instituted by The Times Group, were recently held in Mumbai. The awards aim to honour recruitment advertising in the print media and received over 250 entries this year.Temple Advertising bagged REMMYs across three categories, for its advertising for REVA Electrical Car company. TBWA too bagged a REMMY for its advertising for Intelenet Global Services in the BPO sector category, while Sapient Advertising won a REMMY in the IT and Telecom sector.

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