Campaign India Team
Oct 25, 2012

Anthony Good felicitated with lifetime achievement award by ABCI

'Priceless to have been part of the transformation of the PR profession in India into a strategic advisory practice', says Good

Anthony Good felicitated with lifetime achievement award by ABCI

 Association of Business Communicators of India (ABCI) awarded Anthony Good, executive chairman, Good Relations India and Good Consultancy Limited-UK, with its lifetime achievement award for this year, in recognition of his contribution to the PR Industry. Good was honored with the award at a function in Mumbai.

An internationally known public relations veteran, Good has over over 40 years of experience in the field and currently also serves as the worldwide chairman of Cox & Kings.

Yogesh Joshi, president, ABCI, said, “It is indeed our honour to present a lifetime achievement award to Mr.Good who is truly a legend and the 'Bhishma Pitamah' in the PR industry."
Receiving the award, Good said, “I have seen the PR profession in India evolving into a strategic advisory practice over the years and it has been priceless to be a part of the transformation. Good Relations India now enters its silver jubilee year stronger and better led than it has ever been and is proud of the strategic role it is playing in its clients’ businesses”.

ABCI has been organizing the annual awards to recognize and reward talent in the profession of business communications for 51 years now.

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Campaign India

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