Shephali Bhatt
Jun 20, 2012

VIDEO: Day three at Cannes 2012

WATCH glimpses of the action inside and outside the Palaise, as Campaign India gets two clients and an agency rep to discuss the issue of low client turnout at Cannes.

One thing that has plagued almost all advertising festivals has been the low turnout of marketers. Campaign India caught up with Vivek Nayer, senior vice president – marketing, Mahindra & Mahindra; Ravi Vora, vice president – marketing, Flipkart; and Anu Joseph, executive creative director, Creativeland Asia, for their perspectives.

Source:
Campaign India

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