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Apr 03, 2019

Cannes Lions 2019: Atika Malik, Kawal Shoor and Navin Talreja among speakers

The festival will be held between 17-21 June 2019

Cannes Lions 2019: Atika Malik, Kawal Shoor and Navin Talreja among speakers
Atika Malik, chief operating officer, Cheil India and The Womb's co-founders Kawal Shoor and Navin Talreja are among the speakers for Cannes Lions 2019.
 
Malik will be part of a panel titled 'Battle Hymn of the Good Asian Girls' on 18 June.
 
Shoor and Talreja will take to the stage on 19 June and discuss whether product innovation is better than advertising'.
 
Also speaking at the festival are Maithreyi Jagannathan, associate marketing director healthcare, Procter & Gamble and Publicis Singapore's CCO, Ajay Vikram on 17 June to discuss how brands can 'redefine stereotypes' following the Vicks India campaign. 
 
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