Campaign India Team
Jun 03, 2009

Winners of Peter Steidl's book announced!

Two weeks ago, Campaign India had announced a contest for all those who were to own a copy of Peter Steidl's book Survive, Exploit, Disrupt – Action Guidelines for Marketing in a Recession. We've received a number of entries from our readers, and Mindshare's R. Gowthaman is done sifting through them and choosing our winners. For those who couldn't make it, there's always a next time! The following entrants have won a copy of the book.

Winners of Peter Steidl's book announced!

Two weeks ago, Campaign India had announced a contest for all those who were to own a copy of Peter Steidl's book Survive, Exploit, Disrupt – Action Guidelines for Marketing in a Recession. We've received a number of entries from our readers, and Mindshare's R. Gowthaman is done sifting through them and choosing our winners. For those who couldn't make it, there's always a next time!

The following entrants have won a copy of the book.

1) Namita Parekh

2) Vishal Sampat

3) Reetesh Khare

4) Sudhir Mishra

5) Biplab Dasgupta

6) Ranjan

7) Anbu Chezhian

8) Rohit Bindal

9) Devanshi Vaishnav

10) Pankaj Bhatt

A big congratulations to all winners! Please write to us at mukta@campaignindia.in with your address and we'll have your copy of the book sent across to you.
 

Look out for Campaign India's interview with Mindshare's Dr Peter Steidl tomorrow.

Source:
Campaign India

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