Kyoorius DesignYatra 2012: Theme and speakers announced

India’s first & biggest visual communications conference Kyoorius DesignYatra 2012 announces the theme and speakers for its conference scheduled between August 30th to September 1st 2012. The theme for this year is ‘The Divide’ stands to examine the issues which divide the creative output of the industry and discover insights & resolutions. Kyoorius DesignYatra 2012 will see the launch of Digital Day, an intense one-day line-up of speakers who will bring alive the understanding of the medium, potential of apps with strategic thinking and implementation of web based communication programme. The presenters will share real world case studies from a diverse range of companies who have proven that investing in good design solutions means good business.

 

Design Yatra is about staying fresh and excited taking the corporates and design fraternity away from usual grind to relax in the beaches of Goa while meeting and exchanging ideas with industry leaders like Aapo Bovellan, Director Brand and Marketing, Nokia, Bill Lunderman, VP Global Strategic Brand Design, Colgate Palmolive, USA, Ji Lee, Creative Director, Facebook, Josy Paul, Chief Creative Officer & Chairman, BBDO India and more along with fellow peers. In addition, Design Yatra will also provide an opportunity to meet technology partners who will suggest solutions to operate business efficiently & cost effectively.

 

Speaking ahead of Design Yatra, Rajesh Kejriwal, CEO, Kyoorius said, “We are thrilled to share the line-up for Design Yatra 2012 with renowned speakers from across the world. The look, feel, messages and tone of the conference are designed keeping in mind the evolution of communication within India. In its seventh year, Kyoorius DesignYatra will continue to serve as a valuable meeting point for agencies in India and abroad in the sphere of design, branding and visual communications. It will provide an opportunity to understand and learn from some of the finest minds in the field, delve into their creative process and be inspired by their work.”