Campaign India Team
Jun 02, 2009

Leo Burnett promotes Amod Dani and Vikram Pandey

Leo Burnett has promoted Amod Dani (pictured, right) and Vikram Pandey (pictured, left) to the post of creative directors.While Dani has worked across several brands such as McDonald’s, Tata Capital and Reliance Mobile, among others, Pandey has done a lot of work on Reliance Mobile, especially on campaigns such as ‘Apun ka Sapna’ and ‘Bol India Bol’ (Advice and Sawaal series).

Leo Burnett promotes Amod Dani and Vikram Pandey

Leo Burnett has promoted Amod Dani (pictured, right) and Vikram Pandey (pictured, left) to the post of creative directors.

While Dani has worked across several brands such as McDonald’s, Tata Capital and Reliance Mobile, among others, Pandey has done a lot of work on Reliance Mobile, especially on campaigns such as ‘Apun ka Sapna’ and ‘Bol India Bol’ (Advice and Sawaal series).

Both, Dani and Pandey, have lately been credited with the campaign for the launch of McDonald’s McNuggets.

The duo have won many creative awards at the New York Festivals, Goafest, Mirchi Kaan Awards and Adfest Lotus, among others.

Source:
Campaign India

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