Staff Reporters
Jul 9, 2024

The Marketing Academy unveils CMOs for 2024 APAC Fellowship Program

21 APAC CMOs will again participate in the program designed to transition them toward a broader C-suite role.

The Marketing Academy unveils CMOs for 2024 APAC Fellowship Program

Non-profit industry education body, The Marketing Academy, has unveiled this year's CMO participants who are joining its 2024 APAC Fellowship Program.

The educational group, which develops leadership talent in the marketing, advertising and communications industries, has been running the board level, executive development program, designed exclusively for CMOs in the US and EMEA for the past 15 years and began the high-profile program in APAC last year.

The new 2024 APAC cohort members are listed on the graphics below. 


The APAC Fellowship Program begins in July and runs for 9 months. Acceptance to The Marketing Academy programs is merit based and all programs are delivered free of charge to the selected cohorts. More information can be found via their website

Aimed at helping CMOs to make the transition to a CEO or broader C-Suite role, the curriculum involves three immersive residential events and masterclasses covering all elements of board stewardship including strategy, corporate finance, organisational health, leading transformational change, operational effectiveness and stakeholder influence.

“We are delighted with the volume and calibre of applications for the APAC Fellowship and it’s beyond clear that CMOs across the region are focussing on developing their skills, capability and impact. I can’t wait to work with this distinguished group during the residentials in Australia, Singapore and India
throughout the year’’ 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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