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Campaign India Team
Aug 03, 2017

AAAI announces 'Creative Block Busting' workshop

Sridhar Ramanathan will lead the session scheduled for 23 August in Mumbai

AAAI announces 'Creative Block Busting' workshop
Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) has announced a workshop 'Creative Block Busting', which is scheduled for 23 August in Mumbai.  
 
This workshop will be led by Sridhar Ramanathan, innovation facilitator, consultant and coach. Sridhar was a part of Ogilvy & Mather for 25 years and started the direct marketing vertical under the agency.
 
The workshop follows a seven step process and aims to helps clients explore out-of-the-box options. This workshop which is aimed at CXOs, senior managers, creative minds, activation experts, online and offline media professionals from advertising agencies.
 
For more details, email [email protected].
 
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