Events

Asian Marketing Effectiveness Festival

12-13 May 2011, Shanghai
www.ame.asia

The Asian Marketing Effectiveness (AME) Festival, is the region’s must-attend effectiveness event, attracting senior marketers, heads of agencies, brand pioneers, consumer and customer insight professionals and media owners.

During the two-day festival, delegates will have opportunities to learn and be inspired by the greatest minds in the field, see showcases of the best in marketing effectiveness, and honour the winning work at the AME Awards ceremony. This year’s theme of ‘unpacking effectiveness’ will set about to examine what effectiveness means in the modern day marketing environment.

Media Works

July 2011
www.mediaworks.asia

Mediaworks is an intense, challenging and rewarding 3-day course designed to equip the rising stars of media and advertising with the skills they need to survive today's multi-faceted industry.

Designed for media planners & buyers, advertising sales personnel, agency planners, creatives, brand marketers and other industry-related functions, this course puts attendees through their paces in a real-life simulation as they are set the challenge of preparing a pitch for a client with a real brief in real time.

Spikes Asia

18-20 September 2011, Singapore
www.spikes.asia

The Spikes Asia Advertising Festival provides the region's growing creative and advertising industry with a platform to network and exchange ideas, bringing together some of the finest creative thinkers from across the region and around the world.

Come to Spikes Asia 2011 to celebrate the region's advertising talent, debate the industry's key issues, update your knowledge, network with the industry and be creatively inspired. In 2010 Spikes Asia offered close to 1,400 delegates a programme of seminars, workshops, exhibitions and networking events. The Festival culminated in the Spikes Asia Awards ceremony. 

Asia Pacific PR Awards

November 2011
www.prawardsasia.com

The Asia-Pacific PR Awards represent the highest accolade in the public relations industry in Asia.

Now in their tenth year, the awards reward work across all disciplines that are essential in the PR process and are open to PR consultancies, solo practitioners and in-house departments from all countries in the Asia-Pacific region (including Australia, Japan and New Zealand).