Radhika Joshi
May 09, 2013

Video: Curtain Raiser 3: IAA Debates Delhi - ‘Creative awards can also be given for differentiated one-off expressions’

Here's what Arun Iyer, Manisha Lath Gupta and Rana Barua have to say.

Ahead of the IAA Debates Delhi on 13 May 2013 presented by the Dainik Bhaskar Group, Campaign India caught up with adlanders for their take on the topic: ‘Creative awards can also be given for differentiated one-off expressions’.

In this video, we feature Arun Iyer, national creative director, Lowe Lintas & Partners, Manisha Lath Gupta, chief marketing officer, Axis Bank and Rana Barua, chief operating officer, Contract India. 
 
What’s your take? Mail in, to [email protected].
 
IAA Debates Delhi, presented by the Dainik Bhaskar Group:
 
Date: 13 May 2013
Time: 4.30 to 6.30 pm
Venue: The Trident, Gurgaon
Speakers FOR: Josy Paul, chairman and CCO, BBDO India; Pratap Bose, COO, DDB Mudra Group
Speakers AGAINST: Deepika Warrier, vice-president, beverages marketing, Pepsico India; Lloyd Mathias, director, Green Bean Ventures
Moderator: Santosh Desai, MD and CEO, Future Brands
 
Entry strictly by invitation. To register, e-mail: [email protected]

 

Source:
Campaign India

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