National Communications Partnership for 2010 and Beyond
2010 NCP Conference ranks 5400 in Africa and 485 in Africa General. According to site visitors it ranks 1199, and 1172 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 10716 and 10622 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
Please find us at http://www.2010ncp.co.za 2010ncp 2010 NCP Conference
Only 300 days to go to the FIFA 2010 World Cup. One can feel the excitement and anticipation in the air as South Africa gears up to host the first Africa World Cup. Kickoff reports that with only 300 days to go until the start of the biggest sporting
Just over six weeks ago South Africa completed the hosting of the ‘dry-run’ for the 2010 Fifa World Cup, the Confederations Cup. All post-analysis reports seem to indicate that the ConFed was a success and that South Africa is ready for the World Cup. Technically and in terms of
We are connected – as you can see from the links on the blog, 2010NCP has a Fanpage on Facebook, is tweeting on twitter, collecting videos and YouTube and having discussions on Linked-in. There are also links to the 2010NCP blog from the Brand South Africa website. These are
09h00: Opening and welcome“ Scene setting”, Mr. Paul Bannister: Acting Chief Executive Officer : International Marketing Council 09h10: Igniting the nation towards the real thing in 2010., Mr. Richard Baloyi: Minister of Public Service and administration 09h30: Remarks, Dr. Irvin Khoza: Chairman: 2010 FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee 09h50: Panel discussion: Reality feedback: Confederations Cup,
The programme, which begins at 08:00 and ends with a cocktail networking event from 17:40, includes a keynote address by Mr. Richard Baloyi, Minister of Public Service and Administration and Dr. Irvin Khoza, Chairman of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee; 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup analysis and perceptual
The fourth annual conference of the 2010 National Communications Partnership (NCP) will take place at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg on Monday, 17 August. “The event also marks the celebratory milestone of 300 days to the kick-off of the FIFA 2010 World Cup, proudly being hosted on
As we get closer to the 2009 National Communication Partnership Conference – the critical one before the 2010 FIFA World Cup, I thought we should take a look at where it all started, so I turned to a GCIS article dated 15 August 2006 titled 2010 – Expectations and
South Africa has to Dance on the World Stage. OK, it is great that we want to get to a place where all left hands know what all the right hands are doing, but unless these left and right hands are at more or less the same electronic skills
Some thoughts by Paul Bannister, Acting CEO of the International Marketing Council of South Africa on why communicators should make an effort to attend the 2010NCP conference: 27th April 1994 is a date that is indelibly printed in the minds of all South Africans It is a symbolic
