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SMa School of Management Announced Sponsorship of Channel NewsAsia Programme -
"Rebound Asia - Post 1997" |
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 Channel NewsAsia announced today that SMa School of Management will be the official corporate sponsor for a new current affairs programme, "Rebound Asia- Post 1997".
This 6-part series will be launched in conjunction with the hosting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group meeting from the 13th - 20th September 2006. The IMF-World Bank meeting will be the largest international conference ever hosted by Singapore. The event will include all the G-7 Finance Ministers' meeting, Group of 30 International Banking Seminar and the Per Jacobsson lecture supported by The Per Jacobsson Foundation to carry forward the work of international corporations in the monetary and economic field. This event is expected to attract over 16,000 delegates and visitors from 185 countries, including senior government officials, finance ministers, central bank governors, top financiers, business leaders and the international media.
This sponsorship marks the start of a new strategic relationship between SMa School of Management, one of Singapore's leading Management Institution, and Channel NewsAsia, one of Asia's leading News channel.
"This is a very synergistic sponsorship between Channel NewsAsia, which positions itself as a leading News channel targeted at business leaders and professionals, and SMa School of Management, which positions itself as a premier education provider."
- SMa School of Management CEO, Mr James Wong
SMa is proud to be associated with Channel NewsAsia, a program which is well-watched by PMEBs, top management, opinion leaders and working professionals. "This sponsorship reflects our commitment to establish SMa School of Management as a leader in the Education sector and is aligned with our vision to provide industry recognized qualifications for working professionals." added Mr James Wong.
This sponsorship will also serve as a vehicle to enhance SMa School of Management's image and awareness in the market. "SMa School of Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Manufacturers' Federation, a leading business federation with over 2,800 corporate members across 11 industry groups. SMa School of Management offers more than 40 courses in Diploma, Bachelor, Masters and Doctorate programmes, notably in the business, finance, investment, marketing, security and logistics sectors. We partner Universities and professional bodies from Australia, UK, Europe and America to offer internationally accredited qualifications to both local and international students."
In making this announcement, Mr James Wong encourages all students to tune in to Channel NewsAsia every Thursday starting 17 August 2006 at 9.30pm (Singapore Time)
About Asia Rebounds: Post 1997
The financial crisis that began in 1997 dealt a devastating blow to many Asian economies. What was at the time perceived to be a localized currency and financial crisis soon spread to other South East Asian countries - including Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. By late 1997, the contagion effect extended its reach to South Korea, Hong Kong and China. Almost a decade later, how has Asia rebounded? In the first episode, we look at the Bangkok experience and tracked their path to recovery.
17th August to 21st September 2006
: 9.30pm (Thursday); 12.30am (Thursday);12.30pm (Friday), 4.30pm (Monday)
Channel News Asia, and is a highly respected producer of news and current affairs programmes. With a team of experienced correspondents based in the major business and financial gateways of Asia, the U.S and Europe, Channel News Asia has an extensive network of correspondents in major Asian and key Western capitals, including New York, Washington D.C, London and Moscow. Programmes are Pan-Asian in content and style and the channel offers unique Asian perspectives on issues that affect each country in Asia and its people, giving more airtime to Asian views and opinions. Apart from a staple of news on politics, business and social issues, Channel News Asia also features lifestyle programmes on the latest in health, food, travel, IT, and interior design The company is supported by a group of award-winning journalists who have created some of the most highly acclaimed documentaries, current affairs and analysis programmes.
SMa School of Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Manufacturers' Federation, a leading business federation founded in 1932. Singapore Manufacturers' Federation (SMa) has a corporate membership of over 2,800 companies span across 11 different industry groups. SMa School of Management offers quality and industry recognized courses from reputable universities and professional institutions.
Leveraging upon SMa's extensive linkages with foreign universities, government agencies, and professional bodies from Australia, Europe, UK and USA, SMa School of Management offers an extensive range of accredited and industry recognized programmes which are registered with the Ministry of Education (MOE), Singapore. These courses range from certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, bachelor degree to postgraduate qualifications. |
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