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IDEAS THAT DELIVER

The Free Press Journal - Mumbai

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February 16, 2026

A quarter century later, the Effies continue to reward the industry's most powerful currency: creativity that delivers results.

- By Team BrandSutra

The Effie India Awards 2025 marked a defining moment for the marketing and communications industry, celebrating its landmark 25th edition with grandeur, reflection, and a renewed focus on effectiveness.

Hosted by The Advertising Club (TAC) India at Taj Lands End, Mumbai, the ceremony brought together over 1,000 professionals spanning advertising, marketing, media, research, public relations, and communications. The evening was not merely a celebration of creative excellence, but a tribute to ideas that have delivered measurable business impact.

This milestone year saw intense competition and remarkable achievements. Nestlé India emerged as the Effie Client of the Year, reinforcing its reputation for consistently driving marketing initiatives that balance creativity with tangible results. On the agency front, Leo India was named Effie Agency of the Year, a recognition of its ability to craft campaigns that resonate with audiences while delivering strategic effectiveness.

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