Vinita Bhatia
Editor at Campaign India
Out-of-work thinker; real-life Editor at Campaign India. Sarcasm keeps me ticking, like a live bomb!
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campaignindia.in | Vinita Bhatia
Artificial intelligence (AI) may have been the headline trend across most industries in recent years, but for Havas, it has now become a cornerstone of operational transformation. Speaking at the company’s annual presentation at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity on 18th June 2025, Yannick Bolloré, chairman and CEO of Havas, outlined how AI is not only disrupting workflows but also redefining leadership styles—including his own.
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campaignindia.in | Vinita Bhatia
Creativity is often romanticised, but for David Droga, it has been a relentless practice of imagination, disruption and reinvention. Speaking on the penultimate day of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2025 in a session titled ‘Care’s Paradox: Fragile, but Formidable’, Droga, the founder of Droga5 and outgoing CEO of Accenture Song, reflected on a career defined by his ability to shape ideas that challenge expectations, often against prevailing industry wisdom.
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campaignasia.com | Vinita Bhatia
The intersection of human creativity and artificial intelligence took centre stage on day three of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, where Shantanu Narayen, chair and CEO of Adobe, engaged in a candid conversation with Arthur Sadoun, CEO of Publicis Groupe. The session unfolded just ahead of Narayen receiving the inaugural 'Creative Champion of the Year' award, introduced by the Cannes Lions to acknowledge individuals or organisations that enable creativity at scale.
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1 week ago |
campaignindia.in | Vinita Bhatia
The intersection of human creativity and artificial intelligence took centre stage on day three of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, where Shantanu Narayen, chair and CEO of Adobe, engaged in a candid conversation with Arthur Sadoun, CEO of Publicis Groupe. The session unfolded just ahead of Narayen receiving the inaugural 'Creative Champion of the Year' award, introduced by the Cannes Lions to acknowledge individuals or organisations that enable creativity at scale.
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campaignindia.in | Vinita Bhatia
As he wraps up his shortlisting jury duties for Cannes Lions 2025, Arnab Ray, executive creative director at Landor India, reflects on what makes work award-worthy. "The difference between good and unforgettable lies in how deeply an idea resonates, how boldly it’s executed, and how clearly it connects to culture. These are the three evergreen criteria," he says.
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