Bindu Nair Maitra
Aug 26, 2010

Dan Wieden in conversation with Campaign India

Dan Wieden speaks to Campaign India about the role of creativity in a downturn, how chaos as a principle works well in advertising in general and India in particular and what he thinks of Wieden+Kennedy India's performance. Wieden, who spoke to Campaign India at the sidelines of Goafest 2009, has been named as one of America's most intriguing entrepreneurs by Inc and has also been named Oregon’s Professional of the Year and Oregon’s Entrepreneur of the Year.

Dan Wieden speaks to Campaign India about the role of creativity in a downturn, how chaos as a principle works well in advertising in general and India in particular and what he thinks of Wieden+Kennedy India's performance. Wieden, who spoke to Campaign India at the sidelines of Goafest 2009, has been named as one of America's most intriguing entrepreneurs by Inc and has also been named Oregon’s Professional of the Year and Oregon’s Entrepreneur of the Year.

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