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MTC Branding and Marketing Indaba to recognise innovation and excellence

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MTC’s Branding and Marketing Indaba has launched a new awards programme aimed at recognising excellence and innovation across the fields of branding, marketing, communications and advertising.

The awards will be presented at the MTC Branding & Marketing Indaba Gala Dinner, scheduled to take place in April, organisers said.

Speaking on the launch, MTC Chief Brand, Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer Tim Ekandjo said the awards are intended to acknowledge both individuals and organisations that have made a significant contribution to the industry.

“The award ceremony will honour outstanding individuals and corporates that have demonstrated excellence and exceptional achievements and have made vital contributions and impact to the industry,” Ekandjo said.

He added that the selection process has been structured to ensure credibility and fairness, with an independent panel of industry experts appointed to adjudicate the categories.

“All categories are open for entry except the People’s Brand of the Year category, which will be decided by a public vote,” Ekandjo said.

He said the remaining categories will be assessed by the independent panel, which will evaluate entries based on the information and evidence submitted. The names of the judges will be announced in due course, Ekandjo added.

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