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Leo Burnett celebrates 16 years in Sri Lanka

10 Jun 2015 - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}}      

Leo Burnett Solutions Inc. (LBSI) the local office of the global advertising network Leo Burnett Worldwide recently celebrated its 16th anniversary in Sri Lanka. 
LBSI has grown exponentially into one of the most acclaimed and awarded advertising agencies in the country and has also successfully added several new clients to its roster. Making history for the country once again, LBSI recently won a Graphite Pencil at the D&AD (Design and Art Direction) Awards 2015. A D&AD Award is acknowledged globally as the ultimate creative accolade, and only the very best ideas from around the world receive this recognition.
The agency commemorated its anniversary with the lighting of the ceremonial oil lamp at a special gathering, which took place at the agency premises. Ranil de Silva, Managing Director, Leo Burnett (LBSI) lit the oil lamp, along with the senior management and other long-standing Burnetters. A total of 13 Burnetters were also recognized with promotions rewarding them for their hard work and performance. Thereafter, the team enjoyed a special breakfast together. 
To mark the special occasion, Leo Burnett’s 15th anniversary book was launched and showcases the agency’s best work over the years. The celebrations will continue with a variety of other fun-filled activities which will be held during the course of the week.  
On its 16th anniversary in Sri Lanka, Ranil de Silva, the Managing Director of Leo Burnett Solutions Inc., said, “The company and team should be proud of the many meaningful contributions that Leo Burnett has made to the marketing communications industry in the country and for the glory it has brought to the network. As Burnetters, we must take pride in the powerful brands we have built and the meaningful partnerships we have forged with our clients. We have been able to deliver gratifying results for the brands in our care and the peer recognition we have gained is unsurpassed in our industry.”