Campaign India Team
Mar 28, 2014

Weekender: MSLGroup’s Surya Kundu heads to Cannes, via Berlin

Wins agency’s Michael Sullivan Creative Leadership Award for 2014, for Sony Vaio and Experia Z1 campaigns

Weekender: MSLGroup’s Surya Kundu heads to Cannes, via Berlin

Surya Kundu, associate account director, MSLGroup India, has been declared winner of the agency’s (internal) Michael Sullivan Creative Leadership Award, instituted in memory of late North American staffer Michael Sullivan.

The annual Award is given on a rotating basis to each region, 2014 being Asia’s turn to identify a winner. It looks for ‘a creative storyteller who generates big, fresh ideas that excite clients, and employs novel ways to leverage the agency’s offerings to create successful integrated campaigns’.

In this year’s case, the winning campaigns were for client Sony India.

View the case videos here:

Sony Experia Z1 ‘Through The Lens’

Sony Vaio Beatbox

As winner, Kundu will be sent to the Cannes Creative Leaders Program at the Berlin School of Creative Leadership, with cost of course, travel and expenses covered. He will attend a week of classes in Berlin, and spend the next at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2014 this June. The value of the prize, according to the agency, is around USD 10,000.

Bon voyage.

Source:
Campaign India

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