All six CMO Awards Rising Marketing Star winners will get to participate in the most popular digital marketing course by ClickAcademy Asia.
“We are delighted to partner with ClickAcademy Asia in this breakthrough collaboration. This is to further incentivise next-generation marketing leaders to take part in our coming CMO Awards. Each scholarship is worth RM3,600 and can be redeemed next year,” says Professor Harmandar Singh aka Ham, President of the Malaysian CMO Awards.
Co-Founder and Chief Executive of ClickAcademy Asia James Ho (picture) adds, “We support what the CMO Awards stand for and this is not the first time we have worked together. Helping young marketers grow has always been the mission of all of us at ClickAcademy Asia, and we look forward to accelerating this.”
The Rising Marketing Star is awarded to the most promising young marketer under 30 who is making waves in the local industry with ground-breaking ideas, strong strategic skills and has a tenacious will to grow with the industry.
The six categories open for nominations now are:
• Rising Marketing Star – Financial Services
• Rising Marketing Star – Telco
• Rising Marketing Star – F&B
• Rising Marketing Star – Digital
• Rising Marketing Star – FMCG
• Rising Marketing Star – Media & Entertainment
Closing date for nominations is Friday, and it is free to enter.
“Actually, there is zero excuse not to nominate someone if you know of a brand marketer who deserves to win,” quips Ham.
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