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Carat sponsors a bursary for the Media Owner Rising Star at the 2016 MOST Awards

by TMO Reporter
June 3, 2016
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Carat sponsors a bursary for the Media Owner Rising Star at the 2016 MOST Awards
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Not only is Carat sponsoring the Media Owner Rising Star Award at the 8th annual MOST Awards, but will present the winner with a bursary for an online digital course from Circus Street worth about R5 000.

“Carat believes in redefining media and for the second year we shall be partnering with the MOST Awards, through the sponsorship of the Media Owner Rising Star, as they too will be redefining media and redefining our future talent for the media industry,” says Celia Collins, managing director of Carat Johannesburg South Africa.

“Carat’s generous offer is not only a wonderful incentive to get potential Media Owner Rising Stars to really shine, but is it equips the winner with invaluable skills to further enhance their position of leadership within the media industry. We are grateful to Carat’s exemplary ongoing support of the MOST Awards,” says Sandra Gordon, founder of the awards.

The internationally renowned Circus Street online digital marketing course is highly entertaining and engaging, it includes live professional presenters, high end animation, interactive games and assessments. It offers simple achievable certification from a leading business school, without the need of having to leave one’s place of work or engage in anything that is not directly related to one’s job. It has 10 000 users across 34 countries and is endorsed by the IBSA, AOP, PPA, IPA and GSM London.

The 8th annual MOST Awards ceremony is being held on 13 September 2016 at Wanderer’s Club.

For more information visit: https://wagthedog.co.za/index.php/MOST

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