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Exhibit at 2012 AMLF
Why Exhibit at the 2012 African Media Leaders Forum?
Many agree that media play a critical role in the economic growth, social progress and improved democratic governance of the continent. In this regard, the African Media Leaders Forum (AMLF) provides a unique platform and opportunity for delegates and sponsors to engage in meaningful dialogue in order to play a significant role in shaping the development, economic and political agenda of the continent.
The AMLF is a unique initiative. It is the only Forum which brings together media owners and operators from around Africa to discuss the opportunities and the future of the industry, as well as ways to strengthen the vital role of the media on the continent. Since the first gathering, which took place in Senegal in November 2008, the AMLF has continued to enjoy the support, participation and commitment of some of the most influential media leaders and partners on the continent and beyond. From 55 participants at the first edition, the Forum has grown to over 350 delegates in 2011 at its fourth edition held in Tunis, Tunisia. In Dakar, Senegal on the 8th & 9th November 2012, over 400 Publishers, Chief Executive Officers, Managing Directors, Editors-in-chief and other influential media stakeholders and decision-makers are expected to attend this landmark fifth anniversary edition.
In just five years, the AMLF has become the most important event for media owners and managers on the continent, as evidenced by the positive response we continue to receive. In Dakar, Senegal, we will discuss the pertinent theme “AFRICA 3.0: STRENGTHENING MEDIA AND GOVERNANCE THROUGH CITIZENS’ ENGAGEMENT AND INNOVATION”.
Location and Facilities
Conveniently located in Dakar, at the King Fahd Palace Hotel, a prestigious location in which to do business during the 2012 AMLF Forum in Senegal
The heart of the Forum where the plenary sessions will be held, will be the Salon Flamboyant room, a well appointed Art Deco space. In addition 5 meeting rooms around the Plenary Room will be used by Forum and media partners and sponsors for additional events, breakaway workshops, training, hospitality and private meetings.
Who will you meet at the Forum?
- African Media leaders who are owners and operators of the largest media houses on the continent from over 45 countries
- Media service providers
- Influential Business and academic leaders
- Funding and development agencies with an interest in Media development
- Diaspora businesses who will use the Forum to build contacts as clients or as agents
- Public sector commissioners, Ministers and Heads of State from Africa
Publicity Campaign
- A major publicity and promotion campaign
- Media Partnerships with selected print, TV, Radio and digital partners
- Direct links to the all African media during the Forum
AMLF Exhibitor Rates and Benefits
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Specification
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2m x 1m
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- Printed Name board
- Listing on exhibition guide and map
- Listing exhibition section of the website with link to company website
- 2x chair
- 1 dressed table
- 1 x Forum attendee to network fully with Forum participants (inclusive of Forum meals and events)
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Ideal for small to medium sized companies. Giving the competitive edge, it has the potential to host small meetings, interact with visitors and it is a great branded space for relatively low cost.
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€5000
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4m x 2m
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- Printed Name board
- A logo and company profile in Exhibition guide
- Logo and listing on map
- Logo on exhibition section of the website with link to company website
- 4x chair
- 1x meeting table
- 2 x Forum attendees (inclusive of Forum meals and events)
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Ideal for medium-to-large size companies, investment bureau or government agency. This is ample space for meetings, interactive features and tailored marketing features. This space and presence will let you make an impact! Can’t afford sponsorship, take a big stand and get involved in the frontline action!
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€8000
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Register interest
Click here to register your interest in exhibiting at the 2012 African Media Leaders Forum
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