Campaign India Team
Nov 24, 2011

World Brand Congress begins today

Canon India's Alok Bharadwaj will deliver the inaugural session of the three day event

World Brand Congress begins today

 

The three day long World Brand Congress at Taj Lands End, Mumbai will kick-start this morning with the inaugural address delivered by Alok Bharadwaj, senior vice-president, Canon India.
 
Bharadwaj shared that besides the traditional sessions on branding and advertising, he is looking forward to specialised sessions on: Guerrilla social media marketing, mobile and digital media marketing, private label forum and the designomics conclave. 
 
He added, " World Brand Congress has constantly innovated on content. We have lined up some really thought-provoking topics and speakers over the three days. We have speakers like, Tony Hertz, world-renowned award winning radio and sound expert, Professor Rohit Deshpande, Sebastian S Kresge, professor of marketing, Harvard Business School and Neale Martin, founder and chief executive officer, Sublime Behavior Marketing. 
 
To check detailed schedule of session on the three days, check the link
 
 
Source:
Campaign India

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