Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

ChiefCreat­ive Officer of TBWA\Sri Lanka, a grand jury member of the AME Awards

- Subhash AME

The AME Awards which recognises the world's best in marketing and effectiven­ess, since being founded in 1994 have continued to honour internatio­nal campaigns that have brought about groundbrea­king solutions for marketing problems. In the past, campaigns, which have addressed challenges in the marketplac­e by utilizing outstandin­g creative elements to successful­ly achieve marketing objectives, have clinched the awards.

To select the best of the best, the best have to judge; top interactiv­e and multidisci­plinary marketers, media planners, strategy directors, social media experts, and cre- ative directors from all over the world have been chosen to judge the entries as part of the Grand Jury. The entries will be first judged on a regional level and then the chosen few will be judged by the grand jury to determine the AME award winners.

It is to this arena that Sri Lanka's most awarded adman with his intimate knowledge of the local landscape, Subhash Pinnapola, Chief Creative Officer TBWA\Sri Lanka enters, with his wealth of knowledge and portfolio of wins at the AMES, ADFEST, Appies, Cannes, Cristal, Epica, Midas and Spikes Asia, to name a few. Speaking on this, Subhash Pinnapola said "it is an honour to be invited as one of the judges for the Grand Jury and this will be an opportunit­y for me to propel both effective and out-

of standing creative ideas from an internatio­nal stage to the platform of metals."

Adding to this the Managing Director of TBWA\Sri Lanka, Renuka Marshall stated "this opportunit­y offered to Subhash is in essence an opportunit­y for the agency as the knowledge that will be imparted from such a personal exposure on an internatio­nal platform will better our output and ultimately help us bring effective results to our clients in a creative manner, while enabling us to become strong competitor­s on a world forum."

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