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1ST MMG TRANSFORMATION ROUNDTABLE & AWARDS 2014

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Invitation to Partnership

Mass Movement for Goodluck 2015 (MMG) is the number 1 support Group for Mr. President and the Transformation agenda.A support group formed by the Forum of Former Deputy Governors of Nigeria (FFDGN) aimed at improving the quality of living in Nigeria by extending the values of the Transformation Agenda to the grassroots.
Presently,MMG is in partnership with National Planning Commission (NPC) and its DiasporaConsultant,Africa Transformation Index (ATI)established to provide a common quantitative tool to measure the progress of countries.
Mass Movement for Goodluck 2015 (MMG) is partnering with National Planning Commission and its Diaspora Consultant, African Transformation Index (ATI) in organizing the 1st Annual Transformation Roundtable with the Theme: “Awakening our Minds for National Transformation” with Rev. Dr. Gen. Herbert Calvin Hartman, A Career Diplomat of Rescue Mission Africa as lead Speaker.
The roundtable will examine the transformation agenda of Nigeria; define the roles of the citizenry towards its attainment. The roundtable will bring together three leaders who are spearheading the campaign of national transformation as well as leaders from the executive, legislature and judiciary in Nigeria.
The Transformation Roundtable will provide the platform for participants to share experiences and generate new insights into trends that will lead to a success of the transformation agenda of Mr. President.
This historic event will take place at the congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja Nigeria on Wednesday July 12th 2014.

MMG is also partnering withORIGIN|Unite USA (OU) to lunch the malnutrition campaign in Nigeria, As part of a global effort to reduce malnutrition, decrease childhood micronutrient deficiency, and increase child survival rates, MMG and, ORIGIN|Unite are partnering to provide donations of 6*59™ Micronutrients to health care organizations helping children in need.

We invite your Organisation to partner with us by granting us three Rooms in your hotel on barter basis for one year.
In return, your hotel will enjoy the following benefits:
i. Advertisement in all our program brochures
ii. Advertisement in our website
iii. Company logo in all the 1st MMG Annual transformation Roundtable/Awards.
iv. 30 seconds on-site slot of your company Ad will be displayed on the screen in between the roundtable.
v. Mention in all TV and Radio Advertisment.
vi. Opportunity to give out survenir to all attendees in our programmes.
vii. Your company log to branded in conference materials
viii. Finally, we shall refer our guests to your hotel at discounted official rates applicable to us.

Thank you

Kenneth Ibe-Kalu
National Coordinator

Comments

  1. Unknown12 July 2014 at 09:48

    All men of goodwill who believe in the Transformation Agenda of Mr. President are hereby invited to attend this very important event. Dont be left out.

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