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Jun 23, 2018

Product Design winners: Cannes Lions 2018

Asia-Pacific's three Lions went to agencies from India, Japan and Australia.

TBWA Hakuhodo's 'Pride Jersey' for AIG won Silver
TBWA Hakuhodo's 'Pride Jersey' for AIG won Silver

The Product Design category saw 13 Lions awarded from 343 entries. They included a Grand Prix, one Gold, five Silvers and six Bronzes. Ogilvy Colombia won the Grand Prix for ‘Kingo’ for Kingo Energy.

Asia-Pacific picked up three statues. Two silvers went to:

  • TBWA India for ‘Blink to Speak’ for the Asha EK Hope Foundation
  • TBWA Hakuhodo for ‘Pride Jersey’ for AIG

Y&R Melbourne picked up a bronze for ‘Sip Safe’ for Monash University.

View all the latest Cannes winners results, plus full coverage from our editors on the ground, here.

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