Dragons of Malaysia 2017 Finalists announced!

These are the 43 Malaysian brands who will shine on October 11th.

The 2017 Dragons of Asia Marketing Communications Programme is in its final stages and the following (in alphabetical order) are the Companies who are all Winners of Dragons of Malaysia Category Gold, or Silver or Bronze Dragon Trophies.

Our 2017 Finalist Entrants & their Brands are:

7-Eleven Malaysia

AIA

Alpha 245 Communications Malaysia

Astro Malaysia

BBDO Malaysia

Beiersdorf Malaysia

CIMB Bank

Coway Malaysia

Dentsu Malaysia

Ensemble Worldwide Malaysia

Entropia Malaysia

Etika

F&N Beverages Marketing

FCB Group Malaysia

Geometry Global Malaysia

Geometry Global Malaysia & Ogilvy Commonhealth Asia Pacific 

Gerbang Alaf Restaurants

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer HealthCare Malaysia

Goodday

Innisfree Malaysia

Isobar Malaysia

Leo Burnett / Arc Worldwide Malaysia

Mamee Double Decker Malaysia

Maxis

McDonald’s Malaysia

Media Prima Television Networks Malaysia

Mondelez Malaysia

Mountain Dew

Mudah.my

National Geographic

OCBC

OMD Malaysia

Orion Social Media Malaysia

Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (PIDM)

Peugeot Malaysia

Samsung Malaysia

Selangor Properties

Shell Malaysia

Sony Pictures Entertainment Malaysia

TaxiMonger

The Wrigley Company Malaysia

Unilever Malaysia

Wonda

2017 Winners

The 2017 Winners will be announced at the Awards Dinner Ceremony at Ruyi & Lyn Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, 11 October 2017. Information on the Event will be distributed soon.

The full Winners Release will be posted on: dragonsofasia.org after the live announcement in Kuala Lumpur and emailed to all entrants after the event on 11 October 2017.

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