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Campaign India Team
Feb 21, 2013

Four from India on the Asian Marketing Effectiveness 2013 awards jury

Lenovo's Ajay Kaul is the jury president

Four from India on the Asian Marketing Effectiveness 2013 awards jury

Asian Marketing Effectiveness 2013 has announced the jury for this year's awards.

The jury comprises of four members from India.

Ajay Kaul, executive director - global communications worldwide, marketing, Lenovo, is the jury president.

Besides him, the jury consists of Anuradha Aggarwal, senior vice president - brand communication and consumer insights, Vodafone India; Anindya Banerjee, branch manager and executive creative director, Scarecrow Asia, and Ravi Rao, leader, Mindshare - South Asia.

The festival will be held in Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai, from 8-9 May 2013. 

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