If the individual Cannes Lions (and other) awards results this year didn’t give you a clue, creativity is going wild (in a very good way) in the Asia Pacific region. Australia is ranked 5th, Japan ranked 7th, India ranked 12th in the Cannes Report rankings 2014.
Dentsu and Hakuhodo hold the top spots in APAC’s agency rankings, with Y&R Beijing taking third, Leo Burnett Sydney fourth and Colenso BBDO in Auckland fifth.
Number one in the Regional Network of the Year was taken by BBDO for the Asia Pacific region.
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