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Arkaprava Ray of HSBC India, joins the jury panel of DDX Asia Business Awards 2025
Arkaprava Ray, who heads Marketing Strategy at HSBC India, comes with over 17 years of experience in marketing and innovation and in planning major campaigns for HSBC.

Arkaprava ‘Arko’ Ray, Head – Marketing Strategy, HSBC India, has joined the distinguished jury panel of DDX Business Awards 2025.
Arkaprava Ray, also known as Arko, is a Marketing professional and an innovator, who has worked globally and across markets in India handling key marketing projects for HSBC in India. He currently heads the Marketing Strategy for HSBC in India and leads a team of senior marketers who provide innovative and disruptive solutions to complex business problems. He is well known for creating popular IPs like HSBC StarStruck, GoGreen Cyclothon, HSBC Golf League etc. Prior to joining HSBC in 2010, he worked with companies like Aviva and Reliance. He is a footballer and a fitness enthusiast. His other interests include adventure sports and observing people closely.
The launch of DDX Asia Business Awards 2025 is a celebration of excellence in Digital Display Technologies in the OOH and Retail Advertising ecosystem and recognition of its contribution to business success. The 1st DDX Asia Business Awards 2025 will take place on February 20, 2025, at the Nesco Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai, following the DDX Expo and DDX Asia Business Conference.
The contest is now open for entries which can be submitted on or before January 25, 2025. The contest is open to both Indian and international firms. The entries can be submitted here
The entries to DDX Asia Business Awards contest will be judged by a jury of eminent brand marketers, global DOOH media owners, technologists, and leading industry consultants. The entire judging process will be conducted online.
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