Awards
Campaign India Team
Nov 22, 2018

Epica Awards 2018: TBWA, WATConsult bag two Golds each

Also among winners were Cheil, FCB Ulka and Isobar

Epica Awards 2018: TBWA, WATConsult bag two Golds each
Winners of the Epica Awards 2018 have been announced.
 
WATConsult bagged two Golds and a Silver for '#PowerlessQueen' for Mahindra Rise. 
 
TBWA also won three metals - two Golds and a Bronze for 'Blink to Speak' for Neurogen Brain and Spine Institute.
 
Cheil won a Silver for 'The Good Vibes Project' for Sense International, as did FCB Ulka for 'Sindoor Khela' for The Times of India. 
 
Isobar was also among winners, with a Bronze for 'Alternative' for Hotel Ramada. 
 
McCann Worldgroup won 'Network of the Year' while 'Forsman & Bodenfors' was 'Agency of the Year'. 
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