Marketing, Sales and Communication

Marketing, Sales and Communication Commission

The renewal of the Marketing, Sales & Communication Commission

The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) injected new blood into its consultative bodies. From 5 to 6 July 2017, the Union held two institutional meetings in Abidjan, the capital of Ivory Coast at Hotel Ibis-Plateau. The aim of this conclave was the renewal of the Technology/Training Commission Bureau whose chairmanship was held by Algeria and that of the Marketing/Sales/Communication Commission which was headed by Cameroon. Other issues like the Digitalization of African audiovisual archives, training as well as the Market Programme exchange also topped the agenda.

For this edition, 09 countries were supposed to work in the Marketing/Sales/Communication Commission: Algeria, Senegal, Uganda, Nigeria, Mozambique, Morocco, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Cameroon

The Technology/Training Commission for its part brought together 10 countries: Ivory Coast, Algeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Gabon, Ghana, Mali, Morocco and Senegal

On this occasion, the African Union of Broadcasting opened its doors to Associate Members (Eutelsats, Videoship and France Médias Monde, etc) who’ve made a significant contribution to the smooth running of the Union and took an active part in the celebrations marking AUB’s 10th Anniversary in February 2017.

The Ivorian Ahmadou Bakayoko is the new president of AUB’s Marketing Commission

The Marketing, Sales and Communication Commission of the African Union of the Broadcasting (AUB) has a new president. His name is Ahmadou Bakayoko, also known as Director General of “Radio Télévision Ivoirienne”(RTI).

He was elected during AUB’s last annual conclave organized on 05 and 06 July 2017 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Mr. Ahmadou Bakayoko replaces Cameroonian-born Emmanuel Wongibe, who is also Deputy General Manager of Cameroon Radio Television (CRTV). Mr. George Lomotey, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation’s (GBC) Sports Head of Service now holds the Vice-Chairmanship of the Commission, while Ms. Khairat Bissane, the Marketing Manager of SNRT-Morocco is the new Rapporteur.

The AUB’s conclave provided opportunity for participants to focus on issues that influence the life of the Union.

During the Commission’s meeting, the « One Minute project », was at the center of discussions. It should be recalled that nearly fifteen countries across the continent have signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) of this project and AUB would like to enter its active phase by using independent producers and agencies to sell advertising spaces.

The Union will therefore rely on the maestria of Mr Ahmadou Bakayoko, the new President of the Marketing Commission and his team to emphasize on the marketing, sales and communication aspects of this project.
Also, it is expected from the new Bureau to mobilize flawlessly for the materialization of the project called AUB’s Mega musical production whose apotheosis is planned for March / April 2018. The venue of this highly awaited event would be made known in due time.

AUB’s Marketing, Sales and Communication Commission meeting was an occasion to re-brainstorm on the rebroadcast rights of sporting events. In this regard, the political steps taken with the African Union (AU) to present the resolutions of the Conference to Heads of States to the Pan-African Parliament (PP) at its next session will go forward.

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