Afro-Canadian Magazine provides a platform for companies to get involved in building a sustainable community through: Connecting Afro-Canadians to the wider Edmonton community, with Calgary expected to also benefit by the end of July and the rest of Alberta by end of 2014. A forum for foreign trained professionals, creative minds and entrepreneur to share successes through the column, ‘A Star is Born’ for men and ‘Afro Queen’ for women. A publication to share the rich and diverse culture of Afro-Canadians with non-Afro-Canadians through the column, ‘Afro Flavours’ and ‘Afro Travels’. Give Alberta wide exposure to existing organizations and groups through the magazine’s directory section, ‘Afro Pages’. Listing of name, address, contact phone number and website in May, 2013, edition of Afro-Canadian Magazine; community groups (17), sports groups (7), non-profits (14) and businesses (70). Yearly organization of award, ‘Afro-Canadian Heroes’, which appreciates ‘African Entrepreneur of the Year’ (male and female category), and to include ‘Community Man and Woman of the Year’ on December 14, 2013, during the next awards. For more information on Afro-Canadian Magazine, awards, and media coverage, please go to afrocanadianmagazine.greencrusader.ca Benefits to Sponsor: Sponsor’s logo printed on the cover of all Afro-Canadian Magazine, e-letters, Afro-Canadian Heroes events materials and websites. Sponsor’s logo added to the website as sponsor. Sponsor’s corporate social responsibility mission and vision statements printed in the publisher’s blog of all magazines produced. Sponsor’s rep addresses Afro-Canadian Heroes events every December to build stronger community connection and greater involvement in building and sustainable community. Mention as a sponsor in all press releases.
Posted on: Thu, 13 Jun 2013 22:29:31 +0000