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AAAN, AdCademy Announce 10% Discount for Early Masterclass Registration

The Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN) in partnership with Henley Business School has announced a 10 per cent discount for early registration for its second AdCademy masterclass.

The three-day virtual training programme, themed, “The Winning Strategy” is scheduled to hold from 26 to 28 August, 2021.

The masterclass is open to all mid-level management staff in organisations that are involved in direct and indirect brand, marketing, marketing communication or related functions in the private and public sectors.

The training will also be beneficial to experienced professionals in other fields who desire to appreciate how marketing communication works.

Interested participants can obtain an application form on http://bit.ly/AdCademy.

Take advantage of the 10% discount on registrations done on or before the 18 of August, while organizations or individuals that have more than two delegates get an additional 10% discount.

Speaking on the programme, Steve Babaeko, AAAN President, explained that it is aimed at providing participants with deep strategic thinking skills and practical advertising craft that will help them become first-class professionals.

“Henley Business School will support the masterclass with its robust business curriculum to ensure that this objective is achieved.

“We also looked at the gap within our industry and discovered that while people know about communication and creativity, they need to learn about the rudiments of the business” said Babaeko

The three-day programme will be delivered in an interactive seminar lecture style focusing three key topics, with the first being Marketing and Marketing Intelligence; second focused on Essential Leadership Competencies and the third on Effective Work Management providing participants with a forum to acquire knowledge.

Applications close on 24 August, 2021.

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