CORPORATE AFRICA 2008
30-32 Tabard Street SE1 4JU +44 207 0898830 Fax: +44 207 0898831
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“Dedicated to Developing Businesses,
Investments and Trade in Africa with G8 and Asia ”
Since its founding in 1994 Corporate Africa has been dedicated to developing African businesses, Investments and trade with the G8, Europe and Asia . A highly researched database that is constantly updated with names, job-titles, departments, industries and countries is the basis of Corporate Africa's ongoing success. Corporate Africa is designed for today's global economy to bring substantial profits and dividends to companies that frequently exploit the magazine's wealth of experience, instructive knowledge and strategic positions in the markets of advanced economies and Africa . Corporate Africa 's strategic subscribers, the majority of whom are international investors, exporters and businessmen are committed to partnerships and establishing strong links with African economies and governments. They generate confidence about Africa's industries and markets among their peers leading to increased investors appeal and FDI into Africa .
Corporate Africa achieves its objectives through dedicated reports often commissioned by corporate and governmental institutions wanting to target investments or to contribute towards financial assistance for projects and social development. Focused analyses of ongoing economic and business development in key infrastructure and growth industries form the core of reports i.e. Telecom, Information Technology and traditional industries like Oil and Gas. Corporate Africa has established basis across Europe, Asia, USA and Africa . The magazine's depth of purpose and authority is manifested in its independent business environment constructed by opinion makers, business analysts and journalists who are in direct contact with subscribers. Many contributors and subscribers are from corporations and governments with an invested interest in strong and stable competitive African economies.
Corporate Africa and Times Publications work with exporting companies and governments to further the interests of participating businesses, guiding them to decision makers responsible for controlling investment flows. Companies who take part, enter into Times corporate network of companies where they benefit from ongoing responses from businesses enquiring about joint ventures, manufacturing opportunities, product and service agreements distribution and sales..
Corporate Africa (through Times Publications) are members of some of the world's most influential Corporate Guilds and Organizations, including trade associations for manufacturing industries, and the International Telecommunications Union. This ensures that distribution covers Opinion and Decision makers across industry sectors and governments. Tim*s Publications also exploit strategic platforms at conferences and exhibitions to target selected audiences to ensure that clients receive best response from targeted companies
BENEFITS & PROFILE
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READERSHIP
Chief Executives
PTT Engineer / Directors Private
Finance directors
IT Directors
Government Trade Ministers
Investment Financiers
Directors for Overseas |
DISTRIBUTION
Public listed companies
Private companies
Industries
Chambers of Commerce
Governments
Multilaterals /NGOs
Institutional Investors |
BENEFITS
Targeted distribution by name and job title
Value adding-source effect
Exhibition-subscription based
Matching editorial context
Distribution at business generating forums
Selective reach
Promoting Network and Joint Ventures
Proven response and instructive editorials
Adding substantive value to client companies |
FEATURES
Leading European title
Exhibition-subscription based
Authoritative editorial content
Responsive subscriber base
Coverage of main industries
Supported by Expert bases
Unique Identity and Image |
CORPORATE AFRICA AUTUMN-SPRING 2006-2007
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ISSUES |
AUTUMN |
WINTER |
SPRING |
Issue Focus |
Exploitation of Hydro Carbon to effect stability and economic development |
Chinese Investments in Africa |
Offshore West Africa 2007 |
| Geographic Focus |
West Africa Delta Region |
South and Central Africa |
North and West Africa |
| Economies |
Nigeria Kenya Cameroon |
South Africa, Gabon, Senegal |
Libya, DRC, Zimbabwe, Gabon |
| Industries |
Oil & Gas, Logistics, Satellite, ICT in Government and State run companies |
Retail Services and Agriculture |
Offshore, Local Content, Managing in Government |
| E&P |
West Africa |
Southern Africa |
West Africa |
| Offshore |
Angola |
Nigeria, Algeria |
Nigeria, Angola, Gabon, Chad |
| Markets |
Sub Saharan Africa |
Sub Saharan Africa |
All of Africa |
| Trade |
EU-Africa Africa-Africa |
China-Africa |
USA-Africa |
| Business |
Satellite, investors and operators |
Financing Empowerment versus Entrepreneurship |
International African corporations |
| Voice of America |
African representations at future G8's |
Instability and US policy in DRC |
US-Nigeria Special Relationship |
| Supplements |
Partnerships for Cure (HEALTH and MEDICARE) |
Partnerships for Cure (HEALTH and MEDICARE) |
1st Ghana Health Supplement April 16-7 2007 Accra Ghana |
| Surveys |
Automotives, Manufacturing, assembly and distribution |
World Cup 2010, South Africa and Africa Prepares |
Dr. Rilwanu Lukman - Son of Africa |
| Official Media Sponsorships' Events |
Alger Oil and Gas Algeria, Upstream Africa South Africa |
GSM Africa South Africa Nigeria Oil and Gas |
UNCTAD Oil & Gas and Trade Finance Conference |
MEDIA DATA
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Booking Deadline |
20 November 2006 |
20 January 2007 |
22 March 2007 |
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Artwork Deadline |
30 November 2006 |
28 January 2007 |
31 March 2007 |
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ADSPACE |
Open |
Open |
Open |
GENERAL ADVERTISING RATES UK£
Color Rates |
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Double Spread |
8950 |
8950 |
8500 |
7950 |
7950 |
7750 |
7500 |
6950 |
6950 |
6500 |
Full page |
6950 |
6950 |
6500 |
5950 |
5950 |
5750 |
5500 |
4950 |
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4500 |
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3000 |
2750 |
1/2 page |
3500 |
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3000 |
2750 |
2750 |
2500 |
2400 |
2250 |
2250 |
2000 |
1/3 page |
2350 |
2350 |
2120 |
2000 |
2000 |
1800 |
1750 |
1500 |
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1220 |
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Special Position Rates: Extra: opposite contents, inside front &back 700 Back Cover 1250.
Dimensions |
Height (mm) |
Width (mm) |
MECHANICAL INFORMATION |
Double page: |
266 |
400 |
Design service: Your advertisement can be individually designed at a cost of 10% of the price of the advertisement.
Format: 283 by 210
Publication: Quarterly, four times annually
Corporate profile department: Guaranteed circulation 60,000
Artwork by PDF, Photoshop, CD-Rom e-mail or Server
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Full page: |
266 |
190 |
Horizontal half-page |
134 |
190 |
Vertical half-page |
266 |
93 |
2/3 page |
178 (266) |
190 (126) |
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1/3 page |
88 |
190 |
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1/4 page |
134 (67) |
93 (190) |
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Bleed page |
300 |
230 |
To trim to 285 by 210 mm |
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Double page bleed |
300 |
440 |
To trim to 285 by 420 mm |
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the date of invoice.
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to fully exploit the benefits agreed.
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unsettled outside period of agreement..
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LEGAL
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