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Ghana’s Joel Nettey is first African to lead IAA

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Published: October 6, 2020
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CEO of Innova DDB Joel Nettey has been named the Chairman and world president of the International Advertising Association (IAA).

He was conferred at the World Board Meeting of the IAA held virtually on October
5, where Srinivasan Swamy handed over the baton to him.

Joel will be the first African to lead the IAA, the global compass for marketing and
communications.

During the elections, the following roles were also confirmed: Senior Vice President Sasan Saeidi, Global Client Leader for Nestle at Wunderman Thompson Dubai; Secretary Carol Schuster, Business Information Advisor at Lafayette 148 New York (New York); Treasurer Venanzio Camarra, Business and Communications Consultant, Milan.

About Joel Nettey

A thoroughbred marketing communications professional, Joel Nettey has over twenty years of experience leading, creating and shaping campaigns for some of the most iconic brands.

Joel has been Chief Executive of various multinational marketing communications agency affiliates in Ghana including DDB, Saatchi & Saatchi and Publicis. He also served as the President for the IAA’s chapter in Ghana, The Advertising Association of Ghana.

His passion for building relationships and his penchant for achieving extraordinary marketing and communications goals have resulted in the agencies he has led over the years being partners for a myriad of blue-chip companies both multinational and indigenous.

Speaking after the election Nettey outlined his plans for the two years ahead, “We will focus on four key pillars – Creativity & Innovation, Regulatory Issues, Diversity & Inclusion, and Education. Together as a team, we will take the steps required to ensure that the IAA remains the most recognizable, relevant and impactful marketing and marketing communications association across the globe while ensuring that we attract and provide opportunities that engage and nourish the next generation of marketing game-changers”.

Srinivasan Swamy, the Immediate Past President and the Chairman of Presidents’ Council said, “I have worked with Joel over the last two years when he was Senior Vice President at IAA. His understanding of the issues at IAA is amazing, as is his commitment level to deliver on what is required. I am sure IAA will flourish over the next two years under his stewardship and I am happy to actively support his initiatives that will build IAA further”.

About IAA
The International Advertising Association (IAA), headquartered in New York, was founded in 1938 to champion responsible marketing. The IAA, with members in over 40 countries, is a one- of-akind global partnership comprising advertisers, media, advertising, media companies, and educational institutions.

The IAA is a platform for industry issues and is dedicated to protecting and advancing freedom of commercial speech, responsible advertising, consumer choice, and the education of marketing professionals.

Across an ever-changing marketing landscape, the IAA serves as the global compass dedicated to pointing the industry toward the high-ground of brand loyalty and high brand valuation.

Source: Ghana/Starrfm.com.gh/103.5FM

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