PANA, AIM opens Brand Academy doors for all

PANA x AIM partnership (From left) Asian Institute of Management Business Development senior manager Jay Clement Coson; AIM executive managing director Bernie Jiao; Brand Academy 2024 chairperson and Ayala Land marketing head Chrissy Roa; Brand Academy Committee member and Colgate-Palmolive marketing director for Impactful Brand Experience Bea Atienza, and PANA executive director Bobby Simborio shake hands signaling their collaboration for this year's PANA's Brand Academy.
PANA x AIM partnership (From left) Asian Institute of Management Business Development senior manager Jay Clement Coson; AIM executive managing director Bernie Jiao; Brand Academy 2024 chairperson and Ayala Land marketing head Chrissy Roa; Brand Academy Committee member and Colgate-Palmolive marketing director for Impactful Brand Experience Bea Atienza, and PANA executive director Bobby Simborio shake hands signaling their collaboration for this year's PANA's Brand Academy. Photograph by king Rodriguez for the Daily Tribune

The Philippine Association of National Advertisers (PANA), an organization that unites the users of advertising, and the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), have announced the opening for applications for its 10th Brand Academy 2024, opening doors to other marketing and advertising enthusiasts — may they be Millennial or GenZs.

This year, PANA has collaborated with AIM’s Management’s School of Executive Education and Lifelong Learning to usher in PANA members and non-members in enhancing their professional journey by pursuing a postgraduate certificate program with AIM, a venerated institution renowned for its exceptional executive education and commitment to lifelong learning.

“Finishing the Brand Academy courses will earn enrollees with AIM Alumni status. This is a ladderized program of the AIM, meaning you can take further courses that are available with AIM. You will earn 20 units if you complete the courses, then you earn a post-graduate certificate,” said Jay Clement Coson, AIM Business Development senior manager.

AIM partnership

PANA executive director Bobby Simborio, for his part, said their partnership with AIM “is a testament of our dedication to our members, rewarding their steadfast loyalty and support for the association's initiatives.”

“This collaboration is more than a mere offering: it’s a reflection of our unwavering mission to lead and support the advocacy of effective, responsible, responsive marketing communications and brand-building that foster enterprise growth,” he said.

The partnership allows the participant to enroll at AIM at a lower cost compared to the amount that enrollees would shell out if they enroll directly at AIM, according to AIM Executive Managing Director, Bernie Jiao.

Enrollment in Brand Academy costs P65,000.

Robust foundation

The Brand Academy is a four-Friday seminar series that serves as a robust foundation, endowing participants with contemporary, industry-specific knowledge, and skills essential for excelling in the competitive marketing arena.

“Each session is anchored in the latest industry practices and trends, imparted by distinguished personalities in marketing communication,” according to Brand Academy 2024 chairperson Chrissy Roa, also the Marketing Head of Ayala Land.

Courses for the Brand Academy include the Brand Manager Development Program and the Marketing Manager Development Program.

Brand Academy sessions are slated on 7, 14, 21 and 28 of June 2024, featuring top brass speakers and lecturers from the advertising and marketing sector of the country.

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