Campaign India Team
Jul 22, 2009

NYF nominates Pops for Creative Achievement Award

The New York Festivals has nominated Leo Burnett India’s national creative director, KV Sridhar (Pops) for the special New York Festivals Creative Achievement Award. The award has been constituted to commemorate NYF’s 52nd anniversary.  This award is presented to some of the most well-known and respected creative leaders in Asia.  Pops will attend the award ceremony in Shanghai.

NYF nominates Pops for Creative Achievement Award
The New York Festivals has nominated Leo Burnett India’s national creative director, KV Sridhar (Pops) for the special New York Festivals Creative Achievement Award.

The award has been constituted to commemorate NYF’s 52nd anniversary.  This award is presented to some of the most well-known and respected creative leaders in Asia.  Pops will attend the award ceremony in Shanghai.

Speaking to Campaign India, Pops said, “This is a recognition for the agency and for the country. This is for the work done by the agency. We have been doing well internationally since the last seven to eight years. All the award shows, not just Cannes, are recognising it.”

 

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Campaign India

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