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Feb 23, 2010

Lowe Lintas appoints national creative directors and chief planner in India

MUMBAI - Lowe Lintas has promoted executive creative directors Arun Iyer (pictured) and Amer Jaleel to national creative directors while Madhu Noorani has been named chief creative planner to boost the group's creative offering in India.

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