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Inevitable disruptive waves facing the media and communications business - Let's debate and connect the dots

Issued by Amasa

22 Feb 2019

Each and every year we read and attend different sessions outlining trends that are going to impact different industries. There are so many of these trends to a point that we loose track of what is already impacting our businesses - "seems like the aliens are already here"!

Inevitable disruptive waves facing the media and communications business - Let's debate and connect the dots

AMASA would like to invite you to join a panel of industry professionals at our upcoming forum discussion on 27 February 2019 to engage in a robust debate with audiences from agency, media owner and marketing clients. Let’s unpack market forces impacting the media and communication industry today and beyond...

Panel members:
Gordon Muller – GSM Quadrant
Tatiana Ndlovu – Nedbank
Isla Prentis – The Mediashop
Gareth Cliff – Cliff Central
Kojo Baffoe - Project Fable

Event details:
Date: 27 February 2019
Time: 4.30pm – 6pm
(6pm onwards = networking)
Venue: Ster Kinekor Head Office - Primovie Park 185 Katherine Street, Sandton, Gauteng

The Advertising Media Association of South Africa's primary focus is the education of people with an interest in the media, marketing and advertising industry.