Campaign India caught up with Shashi Sinha, chairman, Awards Governing Council, Goafest 2011 and chief executive officer, Lodestar UM to understand what makes this year’s fest different and how the participation have been. Sinha informs that even though the numbers of entries have not increased significantly, the numbers of participating agencies have increased.
Apr 09, 2011
Campaign India in conversation with Goafest 2011 AGC chairman Shashi Sinha; Powered by Hindustan Times
Campaign India in conversation with Shashi Sinha, chairman, Awards Governing Council, Goafest 2011
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