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Campaign India Team
Nov 26, 2018

Andy Awards 2019: Sonal Dabral on jury

Nick Law of Publicis Communications is the jury chairman

Andy Awards 2019: Sonal Dabral on jury
The Advertising Club of New York has announced the jury for the International Andy Awards.
 
Nick Law, chief creative officer, Publicis Groupe, president, Publicis Communications is the jury chairman. 
 
The awards looks to eliminate categories in order to simplify the entry process. Entrants only need to submit their work once to be judged. From there, judges will award work through lens of Craft, Reset (Innovation), and Bravery. 
 
From India, Sonal Dabral, group CCO and vice chairman, Ogilvy, is on the jury.
Entries for the Andy Awards are currently open. Judging will take place in March 2019.  
 
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