Campaign India Team
Jan 18, 2011

Bob O'Leary to chair AME jury

Entries for the 9th Asian Marketing Effectiveness Awards are now open

Bob O'Leary, head of global marketing, Citi
Bob O'Leary, head of global marketing, Citi

The Asian Marketing Effectiveness Festival, a joint venture between Haymarket and the organisers of Cannes Lions, has announced that Bob O'Leary, head of global marketing for Citi, will lead the Jury at the 2011 Festival.

O'Leary's career has seen him work with clients like The Lance Armstrong Foundation, Time Warner Cable, Revlon and Chubb Insurance. He has also held positions at Pizza Hut, where,according to a press note, "he helped to re-launch the brand introducing the stuffed crust pizza which became a billion dollar brand, and top advertising agencies such as Saatchi & Saatchi". He took up the position of head of global marketing at Citi in 2006.
 
"We are delighted to welcome back Bob as the Jury Chair for the 2011 Festival. In this role he has shown commitment to recognising and rewarding the best campaigns which he does whilst leading a panel of agency professionals and top clients. His professional career is testament to his ability in ensuring global creative excellence and effectiveness, making him the obvious choice to preside over the jury," said Tim Waldron, managing director of Haymarket Media Asia.

Commenting on his appointment, O'Leary said, "I am very excited to return as Jury Chair for the 2011 AME Awards for Advertising and Marketing Excellence. Last year was a tremendous honour and an exciting, eye-opening opportunity. The standard of entries was incredibly high and I look forward to seeing what is on offer this year. Most importantly however, the Festival provides a fantastic opportunity to celebrate together as a marketing community - see you this May in Shanghai!”

Entries for the 9th Asian Marketing Effectiveness Awards are now open. For details of how to enter and further information visit http://ame.asia/general/entry.

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Campaign India

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