Campaign India Team
Apr 13, 2015

Apac Effie 2015: Ogilvy Mumbai is Agency of the Year, Havas Worldwide bags Grand Effie

Lowe Lintas and Partners gets two Golds and two Silvers

Apac Effie 2015: Ogilvy Mumbai is Agency of the Year, Havas Worldwide bags Grand Effie
The Grand Effie for Apac Effie Awards 2015 was awarded to Havas Worldwide and Child Survival India for their campaign 'No Child Brides'. The agency also picked up a Gold for the campaign. 
 
Ogilvy Mumbai won one Gold, three Silver and two Bronze metals as it was awarded with the Agency of the Year title. Soho Square bagged a Gold for BJP's 'The Campaign That Created History' and a Silver for Voltas' 'Humanizing Technology in India' campaigns. 
 
Lowe Lintas and Partners came in second with two Golds for Unilever's 'From 'Dark' to Connectivity' and picked up two Silvers for the same. 
 
McCann World Group won a Silver for 'Share My Dabba' executed for Happylife Welfare Org.
 
Grey Group won a Bronze for 'Great just became Interesting' campaign for Fiat India in the Automotive category.
 
McCann World Group won a Bronze for 'Taking On Formality In Indian Homes' for Coca-Cola in the Beverages – Non Alcohol category.
 
The event was held on 10 April in Singapore.  
 
View the full list of winners here
 
Source:
Campaign India

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