Shona Ghosh
Sep 07, 2016

Diageo retains Mindshare in India after global media review

The spirits company launched the review in May

Diageo retains Mindshare in India after global media review
Diageo has stuck with Carat to handle media in the US and UK after ending a global planning and buying review earlier than expected.
 
The spirits company launched the review in May, and has chosen Carat’s owner, Dentsu Aegis Network, to cover off media in North America and Europe, Latin America and Southeast Asia.
 
Publicis’ Mediavest and Leo Burnett retained Australia, and Mindshare will handle India and South Africa.  
 
The review had been expected to wrap up early next year.
 
Diageo’s brands include Guinness, Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff, with the review part of a wider drive to cut costs across the business.
 
(This article first appeared on CampaignLive.co.uk)

 

Source:
Campaign India

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