The advertising industry is set to host its 4th National Advertising Conference
By Abimbola Mohammed
Preparations are underway for the 4th edition of the National Advertising Conference, where industry stalwarts and stakeholders will engage in intellectual discourse and conversations aimed at repositioning the advertising industry for growth.
The National Advertising Conference is a groundbreaking event designed to bring together top professionals, innovators, and thought leaders from the world of advertising.
With the theme “Navigating the Shifts: Technology, Culture, and New Business Models,” the conference will be held in Abuja from November 13th to 15th, 2024, at the Abuja Continental Hotel.
The conference will kick off with a fireside chat featuring Dr. John Momoh, Chairman of Channels Media Group. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a series of interactive breakout sessions, panel discussions, and networking events that explore the latest trends, tools, and techniques shaping the future of advertising.
Some of the speakers for this year’s conference include Dr. Tayo Aduloju, CEO of Nigeria Economic Summit Group; Dr. Onyeche Elisabeth Agbiti-Douglas, MD of Pd Exerta Services; Seni Adetu, Founder/Group CEO of First Primus West Africa; Funke Adekola, COO of Dentsu-Creative; Emeka Mba, MD of Afiatv; Olayiwola Jegede, MD of I MINND Experience; and many others.
This conference presents a unique opportunity for professionals across the advertising spectrum to come together, share insights, address challenges, and explore innovative solutions. It aims to bring the best minds in the industry to one place to foster creativity and drive the next wave of advertising excellence.
In addition to the educational sessions, the conference will feature an exhibit hall showcasing the latest technologies and services from leading agencies in the advertising industry. Attendees will have the chance to meet with exhibitors, explore new products, and discover innovative solutions to advance their advertising strategies.
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