Jane Leung
Aug 12, 2009

Cheil Worldwide to sponsor Spikes Academy

SEOUL - Cheil Worldwide is partnering with Spikes Asia as the exclusive sponsor for the Spikes Academy for students.

Cheil Worldwide to sponsor Spikes Academy
The educational programme will be a permanent addition to the festival’s programme. Fifteen students selected from across Asia will gain full access to the seminars, workshops and evening events, while receiving personal tutorial sessions on the industry. Cheil Worldwide China’s chief operating officer and ECD Jason Zhao and Noor Azhar Mohamed, lecturer in creative media design at Singapore Polytechnic, will lead the academy.

Nack Hoi Kim (pictured), CEO of Cheil Worldwide, said that Spikes Academy aimed to “provide Asian students with an opportunity to expand their horizons and to learn from top industry leaders and show our commitment to fostering talent in the region. We also hope that all students will leave the Academy feeling inspired and more determined to develop their abilities.”

Cheil is also involved in the award judging session with Alex J Kwon, interactive creative director from the Korean office, in the integrated jury for Spikes Asia .
Source:
Campaign Asia

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