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May 12, 2017

The PR Awards Asia 2017 shortlist is here

The jury for the 2017 PR Awards Asia has announced its shortlist for the awards, which take place on 6 June in Hong Kong

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The jury for the 2017 PR Awards Asia met yesterday in Singapore and its shortlist of 260 entries has now been released. 

Join us June 6 at the JW Marriott Hong Kong to celebrate the most inspired campaigns, companies and individuals in the APAC communications industry. 

And don’t miss PR360, the annual conference for Asia’s PR leaders, happening before the Awards ceremony. Learn more. 

Interested in getting involved with PR Awards Asia or PR360 as a sponsor? Please contect:

Steve Marshall
Commercial Director
Direct: +852 3175 1991

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