Photos: CIMG awards honour marketing excellence at Labadi Beach Hotel
The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG), held its 37th Annual National Marketing Performance Awards at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra on Saturday, October 17, recognising individuals and organisations for their achievements in marketing and business performance.
The Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG) honored marketing excellence at their 37th Annual National Marketing Performance Awards on October 17, 2021, at the prestigious Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra. The prestigious event acknowledged outstanding achievements in marketing and business performance by individuals and organizations.
Among the notable award winners, Salem Kalmoni, the Managing Director of Japan Motors, was bestowed with the accolade of Marketing Man of the Year. Abena Amoah, the Managing Director of the Ghana Stock Exchange, received the esteemed Marketing Woman of the Year award. Mavis Frimpong, a representative from Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited, was recognized as Marketing Practitioner of the Year, while Thomasina Tetey of MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company was honored with the Marketing Student of the Year award.
The ceremony also marked a significant milestone as MyJoyOnline was inducted into the CIMG Hall of Fame. This prestigious recognition came after the online news portal had won the Marketing-Oriented Online News Portal of the Year award for a remarkable five consecutive years. The awards ceremony highlighted the platform's exceptional work in digital journalism and its commitment to engaging its audience.
The annual CIMG Awards serve as a testament to the immense contributions made by marketing professionals and organizations towards fostering business development in Ghana. These prestigious recognitions serve as an inspiration for others in the industry to strive for excellence in their respective fields.
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