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Aug 22, 2017

Clios 2017: McCann India receives six shortlists

Three each for 'Immunity Charm' and 'World for All'

Clios 2017: McCann India receives six shortlists
Clio Awards have announced the first batch of shortlists. 
 
Among these, McCann Worldgroup India has six shortlists. 
 
Three of these are for 'Immunity Charm' for Afghanistan Ministry of Public Health. The other three are for 'World for All' for World For All pet adoption.
 
The next batch of shortlists will be announced on 5 September and will include the following categories: Brand Design, Product Design, Film Technique, Public Relations, Audio, and Audio Technique.
 
For full list of shortlists, click here.
 
Winners will be announced on 11 September. The awards night is on 27 September in New York.
 
 
 
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