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AMASA Forum: "The zero-based rate card"

Issued by Amasa

7 Jul 2015

Varying agency rate card structures, fair fee debates, client expectations and how to get what you give in the advertising industry: all this and more is to be expected from the next #AMASAForum debate, which will be hosted by AMASA Joburg on Wednesday 8 July. Join the AMASA team and our panellist guests for what shall most certainly prove to be a highly interesting industry discussion.

Our esteemed panellists on this discussion, who will be led by Gordon Patterson as facilitator, include:

SABC's Wanele Mngomezulu
Provantage's Jacques Du Preez
Ebony & Ivory's Paul Middleton
Group M's Derek Sim

Please join in the discussion by joining us on Wednesday at Sker-Kinekor Preview (185 Katherine Street, Sandton) from 4pm onwards, followed by light snacks and beverages.

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.