TBWA\Sri Lanka Earns International Recognition at the Dragons of Asia Awards in Kuala Lumpur
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Newswire reports the agency received Sri Lanka’s Best Campaign Blue Dragon and an artificial intelligence Gold Dragon for Hutch Roaming – The Roaming Hack.
- Newswire reports Maliban HumaniTill received a Bronze Dragon for Event or Experiential Marketing.
- Newswire reports TBWA\Sri Lanka placed among Asia’s 10 leading agencies in The Dragon Elite: Asia.
- Newswire reports the Hutch Roaming campaign made the Best Campaign in Asia shortlist.
Newswire reports that TBWA\Sri Lanka received three awards at the 2026 Dragons of Asia Awards in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: the Blue Dragon recognising Sri Lanka’s Best Campaign, and an artificial intelligence Gold Dragon, both for Hutch Roaming – The Roaming Hack, as well as a Bronze Dragon for Maliban HumaniTill.
Newswire reports that Maliban HumaniTill’s Bronze Dragon was awarded in the Event or Experiential Marketing category. It also says TBWA\Sri Lanka placed among the 10 highest-ranked agencies in Asia in The Dragon Elite: Asia.
Newswire reports that Hutch Roaming – The Roaming Hack also reached the shortlist for Best Campaign in Asia. The outlet says the Blue Dragon acknowledged the campaign’s local impact and the Gold Dragon its use of artificial intelligence.
Newswire describes the agency’s stated Disruption® in Action approach as rethinking expected solutions to consumer problems and developing ideas intended to benefit brands and audiences. The report lists agency staff, including Managing Director Renuka Marshall and Chief Creative Officer Soruban Sivapatham, and includes a statement attributed to agency representatives about the approach and the recognition. The available report ends before that statement is complete.
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