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Campaign India Team
Dec 08, 2015

Video: Campaign South Asia AOY 2015: Jury speak

Here's what the jury had to say about the entries this year

wide player in 16:9 format. Used on article page for Campaign.
The jury for the 2015 edition of the Campaign South Asia Agency of the Year Awards hosted on 7 December 2015 in Mumbai consisted of Aditya Save, CMO, People Interactive; Atit Mehta, VP and head of Media Sequoia Capital; Beena Koshy, VP and head - advertising and brand development, Bajaj Electricals; Devendra Chawla, president - foods, Future Group; Gian de Rose, marketing manager RBWM, HSBC Sri Lanka; Gokul Krishnamoorthy, managing editor, Campaign India; Kedar Teny - marketing and digital, McDonald's India and Ranju K Mohan, VP - India,  Russia, CIS, MiddleEast & Africa, Ansell, and director and business head, JK Ansell.
 
View comments of some of the jury members in this video (top).
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