Campaign India Team
May 17, 2016

Agency Spotlight April 2016: Ogilvy & Mather

Standout work on Vodafone, Tata Sky and Dainik Bhaskar and a decent showing at awards, put Ogilvy in the spotlight

Agency Spotlight April 2016: Ogilvy & Mather
It was close, but Ogilvy & Mather (and Soho Square) edged past Mullen Lowe Lintas Group (MLL) this April, in our view.
 
MLL's work on Surf Excel, Tanishq and Paper Boat ensured that they were in the race till the very end, Not to forget the Apac Effie 'Agency of the Year' title, and the Honda BR-V win.
But Ogilvy & Mather's campaigns for Dainik Bhaskar (Zidd), the 'Super' series for Vodafone, and lovable work on Tata Sky, puts the agency in the spotlight.
 
O&M Mumbai also was awarded the second best office globally according to the Effie Effectiveness Index, a list in which Mullen Lowe Lintas Mumbai stood fifth.
 
Ogilvy was among only three Indian agencies to strike Gold at the Apac Effies 2016, where BBDO India took the lone Grand Prix besides three Golds. The agency in the spotlight has a chance to add to its metal tally this year, with 29 shortlists at AMES and three at D&AD. 
 
Other recognitions in the month included three awards at the Laadli Media and Advertising Awards for Gender Sensitivity (LMAAGS).
 
Soho Square was in the news too, bagging the creative mandate for Nicotex, besides doing a couple of films.
 
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(This article first appeared in the 13 May 2016 issue of Campaign India)
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