Issue 9 - Internationalist
Issue 9 - Internationalist Issue 9 - Internationalist
P E O P L E A N D P L A C E S C O M I N G E V E N T S OCTOBER 22 IAA SWEDEN SEMINAR: “ROI—IS ADVERTISING REALLY WORTH IT?” PLACE: Summit, Stockholm RESERVATIONS: contact@iaasweden.org, 46-70-557 4295 PRICE: Member SEK200; non-member SEK450 NOVEMBER 10 IAS and IAA SINGAPORE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF FAME PLACE: Ritz Carlton Hotel RESERVATIONS: instadv@singnet.com.sg or 65-6220-8382 PRICE: Member S$98; non-member S$180 STOCKHOLM Members of the advertising industry get together at a cocktail party hosted by the Swedish chapter of the International Advertising Assn.: (top from left) Mattias Kallio, Dagens Media; PA Gerdin, Gerdin; (bottom): Mathias Saving, Publicitas; Martin Sundberg, MediaCom), Markus Saving, Publicitas. DAMASCUS Raja Haddad, Starmanship & Associates (top, left) led a seminar on “Situational Leadership,” organized by the Syrian chapter of the IAA. Among the attendees were Fadi Abujrab, Yellow Pages/Syria (top middle); Naji-Pierre Chaoui, Chaoui Group, (top right). Also attending: Fadi Homsy, Concord-Media (above, left); Samer Ajlani, Intermarkets Advertising. LONDON Oliver Cleaver, Kimberly-Clark (top), was a presenter at the first module of the IAA U.K.’s 2004 Media Communications Course. Mike Tunnicliffe of United Airlines (above, right) was the guest speaker at the chapter’s monthly business lunch. With him is Charlie Brookes, Financial Times, which sponsored the event. Swimming for a good cause LONDON The five hours it took Mike Jarvis, Banner Corp., to swim 500 pool lengths was well worth it: he raised £11,000 for Julia’s Home of Happy Colours, a nurturing environment for AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe. NOVEMBER 15–16 FIPP 4TH WORLDWIDE MAGAZINE MARKETPLACE PLACE: Hilton London Metropole, London RESERVATIONS: Christine Scott, christine@fipp.com PRICE: £487.62 including VAT; £464.12 for additional company delegates; non-member: £558.12; £528.75 for additional delegates NOVEMBER 24 IAA FRANCE BETTER BUSINESS BREAKFAST “HOW TO WORK WITH ASIANS” PLACE: Le Press Club de France, Paris RESERVATIONS: Ingrid Paun 33-68-543-27-89 or bbw_paris@yahoo.com; Mary L Rega 33-68-68-04179 PRICE: Member €50; non-member €70 NOVEMBER 30 WORLD FEDERATION OF ADVERTISERS 4TH GLOBAL ADVERTISING SUMMIT PLACE: New York RESERVATIONS: Katrine Lesuisse k.lesuisse@wfanet.org PRICE:NA MAY 22–25, 2005 35TH FIPP WORLD MAGAZINE CONGRESS PLACE: Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York RESERVATIONS: www.fipp.com Helen Bland helen@fipp.com PRICE:NA 41
2 P E O P L E A N D P L A C E S NEW YORK Nancy J. Wiese, VP-worldwide brand advertising/marketing of Xerox Corp (photo #6, center), spoke about the “Challenges of Global Branding” at an IAA New York luncheon. 1 Helen Alexander, The Economist; Barbara Basney, Xerox. 2 Steve Howe, Financial Times; Mike Carlin, Universal McCann. 1 3 4 Warren Ho, Claire LaRosa, both The New York Times. Penny Scott, Time. 5 Amy Stettler, Gita Jagarnauth, both Euro RSCG Worldwide. 6 Paul Halas, Business Week; Xerox’s Wiese; Lou Tosto, Business Week. 7 Marty Shapiro, CNN International. 8 Eileen Neill, Christine Haring, both American Express. 3 4 5 6 7 8 42 www.inter-national-ist.com
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P E O P L E A N D P L A C E S<br />
C O M I N G E V E N T S<br />
OCTOBER 22<br />
IAA SWEDEN SEMINAR:<br />
“ROI—IS ADVERTISING<br />
REALLY WORTH IT?”<br />
PLACE: Summit, Stockholm<br />
RESERVATIONS:<br />
contact@iaasweden.org,<br />
46-70-557 4295<br />
PRICE: Member SEK200;<br />
non-member SEK450<br />
NOVEMBER 10<br />
IAS and IAA SINGAPORE<br />
SINGAPORE ADVERTISING<br />
HALL OF FAME<br />
PLACE: Ritz Carlton Hotel<br />
RESERVATIONS: instadv@singnet.com.sg<br />
or 65-6220-8382<br />
PRICE: Member S$98; non-member S$180<br />
STOCKHOLM<br />
Members of the advertising industry get together<br />
at a cocktail party hosted by the Swedish chapter of<br />
the International Advertising Assn.: (top from left)<br />
Mattias Kallio, Dagens Media; PA Gerdin, Gerdin;<br />
(bottom): Mathias Saving, Publicitas; Martin Sundberg,<br />
MediaCom), Markus Saving, Publicitas.<br />
DAMASCUS<br />
Raja Haddad, Starmanship & Associates (top, left) led a<br />
seminar on “Situational Leadership,” organized by the<br />
Syrian chapter of the IAA. Among the attendees were Fadi<br />
Abujrab, Yellow Pages/Syria (top middle); Naji-Pierre<br />
Chaoui, Chaoui Group, (top right). Also attending: Fadi<br />
Homsy, Concord-Media (above, left); Samer Ajlani,<br />
Intermarkets Advertising.<br />
LONDON<br />
Oliver Cleaver, Kimberly-Clark (top), was a<br />
presenter at the first module of the IAA U.K.’s 2004<br />
Media Communications Course.<br />
Mike Tunnicliffe of United Airlines (above, right) was the guest<br />
speaker at the chapter’s monthly business lunch. With him is<br />
Charlie Brookes, Financial Times, which sponsored the event.<br />
Swimming for a good cause<br />
LONDON<br />
The five hours it took Mike Jarvis, Banner Corp.,<br />
to swim 500 pool lengths was well worth it:<br />
he raised £11,000 for Julia’s Home of<br />
Happy Colours, a nurturing environment for<br />
AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe.<br />
NOVEMBER 15–16<br />
FIPP 4TH WORLDWIDE<br />
MAGAZINE MARKETPLACE<br />
PLACE: Hilton London Metropole, London<br />
RESERVATIONS: Christine Scott,<br />
christine@fipp.com<br />
PRICE: £487.62 including VAT; £464.12<br />
for additional company delegates;<br />
non-member: £558.12; £528.75 for<br />
additional delegates<br />
NOVEMBER 24<br />
IAA FRANCE BETTER BUSINESS<br />
BREAKFAST<br />
“HOW TO WORK WITH ASIANS”<br />
PLACE: Le Press Club de France, Paris<br />
RESERVATIONS: Ingrid Paun<br />
33-68-543-27-89 or<br />
bbw_paris@yahoo.com;<br />
Mary L Rega 33-68-68-04179<br />
PRICE: Member €50; non-member €70<br />
NOVEMBER 30<br />
WORLD FEDERATION OF<br />
ADVERTISERS<br />
4TH GLOBAL ADVERTISING<br />
SUMMIT<br />
PLACE: New York<br />
RESERVATIONS: Katrine Lesuisse<br />
k.lesuisse@wfanet.org<br />
PRICE:NA<br />
MAY 22–25, 2005<br />
35TH FIPP<br />
WORLD MAGAZINE CONGRESS<br />
PLACE: Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York<br />
RESERVATIONS: www.fipp.com<br />
Helen Bland helen@fipp.com<br />
PRICE:NA<br />
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