e4m D2C Awards 5.0 jury meet today; Power-packed panel to pick best works

The awards honour innovative strategies, visionary campaigns and groundbreaking initiatives that have shaped the evolving direct-to-consumer ecosystem

by e4m Desk
Published: Sep 1, 2026 9:16 AM | 1 min read

The fifth edition of the e4m D2C Awards jury meeting is taking place today, focusing on reviewing nominations and selecting standout campaigns in the D2C ecosystem.
The Grand Jury consists of prominent industry leaders, marketers, and experts from media, advertising, and marketing sectors.
Winners will be honored at an awards ceremony scheduled for September 10 in Gurugram, recognizing impactful brands and campaigns in the D2C space.
The awards aim to highlight the evolving D2C landscape and celebrate innovative strategies for consumer engagement in a competitive market.

The jury meet for the fifth edition of the e4m D2C Awards is taking place today. The Grand Jury is set to come together virtually to review the nominations and identify the campaigns that have made a impressive mark on the D2C ecosystem. The jury brings together several leading names from the industry, including top industry leaders, marketers and experts from the media, advertising and marketing sphere.

The winners of the upcoming edition of e4m D2C Awards will be honoured and celebrated at a spectacular awards ceremony on September 10 in Gurugram. The awards night will recognise brands, marketers and campaigns that have delivered impactful work and contributed to the growth of the D2C space.

The jury meet today brings together a strong line-up of industry leaders, including senior business executives, marketers and thought leaders. Their collective expertise will help identify campaigns that stand out for their creativity, innovation and impact.

Take a look at the Grand Jury:

Now in its fifth edition, the awards aim to spotlight the evolving D2C landscape and celebrate businesses and campaigns that are finding new ways to engage consumers in an increasingly competitive market.