New Zealand Marketing

Marketing Associatio­n launches elite marketing programme

To help support the next generation of Chief Marketing Officers, New Zealand Marketing Associatio­n has introduced an exclusive, intensive programme offering participan­ts the chance to learn from the elite of New Zealand’s marketing community.

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The new Profession­al Certificat­ion in Advanced Marketing Leadership (AML) includes specialist sessions and panels delivered by the top marketers from companies including Westpac, Spark, The Warehouse Group, My Food Bag, to name but a few, plus some of New Zealand’s best CEOS and CFOS.

The programme is aimed at eight plus years marketers, agency people and those who will be the next generation of marketing leaders. It is designed to develop the skills of marketers and prepare them to take on top leadership roles. There are three workshops supplement­ed with internatio­nal experts online and mentorship by CMOS.

“The industry has been giving us feedback that while we have excellent training for entry to mid-range marketers and we look after the top marketing leaders (CMOS), there has been limited offering for the next generation of CMOS. While many companies offer general leadership programmes, they do not offer anything which is marketing specific. To this end, the MA created an advisory panel of New Zealand’s best marketers who have helped design The Profession­al Certificat­ion in Advanced Marketing Leadership,” says John Miles, CEO of NZ Marketing Associatio­n and architect of the programme.

Participan­ts will attend three two-day workshops in April, May and June 2023, and to gain entry to the programme they must be nominated by their company.

“AML highlights the contempora­ry issues facing New Zealand’s marketers and is a critical next step for aspiring heads of marketing,” says Hone Paul, Director of Marketing, Kaiurungi Ratonga Whakataira­nga at the University of Otago.

WHAT MARKETERS HAVE TO SAY

“The [AML is] a well-researched and carefully crafted programme, with learnings that will benefit participan­ts, their employers and their industries at large,” says Fiona Woolley, Head of Marketing & Communicat­ions at KPMG.

The good news for MA members is that the six days of workshops will cost $2,950, while for non-members, it is $5,950.

“This programme is an investment in raising the talent in New Zealand, plus we have had fabulous support in four partners, Westpac, KFC, dentsu and Salt, who have enabled us to keep the price for members so low,” says John.

“We are looking to keep the cohort to a maximum of 25 people, so not all applicants may be accepted into the programme. The response we had at our launch was fantastic, with people getting themselves nominated by their manager/ceo the next morning!”

Carolyn Schofield, Head of Brand at

Trustpower says: “I’m envious of the marketers who will have the opportunit­y to take part in this programme. The MA is doing a fantastic job creating developmen­t opportunit­ies for marketers of all levels. This course will provide an amazing opportunit­y for talented marketers to take their skills to the next level.”

Programme highlights

• UC Berkeley’s Peter Wilton, named as one of the top 10 executive educators in USA, delivering a session on digital disruption.

• Peter Stubbs, Preeminent Board Member and Chair of many New Zealand companies, on how to work better with Boards and C Suite.

• Jacqui Barratt, Founder and CEO of Salt recruitmen­t, now in 19 countries, on developing your personal brand

• A CEO panel, including Peter Cullinane, Founder of Lewis Road Creamery, on what are the ideal attributes of marketing leaders. • Participan­ts being mentored by marketing leaders over a threemonth period.

To become part of this programme head to marketing.org.nz/aml-certificat­ion, check out the full programme, get your manager to fill out the nomination form, and you will be sent the applicatio­n form to join this exciting programme.

“I believe this a fantastic programme that will help any aspiring senior marketer accelerate their developmen­t and get all the tools and skills they need to take the next step.” SHANE EVANS

 ?? ?? Sarah Sandoval
GM - Consumer Marketing & Brand at NZ Post & 2022 NZ Marketer of the Year. Panel topic: ‘The cliché: putting customers first’.
Sarah Sandoval GM - Consumer Marketing & Brand at NZ Post & 2022 NZ Marketer of the Year. Panel topic: ‘The cliché: putting customers first’.
 ?? ?? Shane Evans
Chief Transforma­tion Officer at SBS Bank & 2021 NZ Marketer of the Year. Topic: ‘Latest & greatest in global digital marketing’.
Shane Evans Chief Transforma­tion Officer at SBS Bank & 2021 NZ Marketer of the Year. Topic: ‘Latest & greatest in global digital marketing’.
 ?? ?? Annemarie Browne
Chief Marketing Officer at Lotto New Zealand & 2020 NZ Marketer of the Year. Topic: ‘Being a Cultural Architect’.
Annemarie Browne Chief Marketing Officer at Lotto New Zealand & 2020 NZ Marketer of the Year. Topic: ‘Being a Cultural Architect’.
 ?? ?? Duncan Shand
Managing Director at Young Shand. Topic: ‘Why CEOS don’t trust marketers, and how to fix it’.
Duncan Shand Managing Director at Young Shand. Topic: ‘Why CEOS don’t trust marketers, and how to fix it’.
 ?? ?? Stevie Weber
Executive Director - Strategy at dentsu Aotearoa. Topic: ‘Global trends in inclusion, activism, body image and more’.
Stevie Weber Executive Director - Strategy at dentsu Aotearoa. Topic: ‘Global trends in inclusion, activism, body image and more’.
 ?? ?? Rachel Ellerm
National Marketing Director at Lion New Zealand. Topic: ‘Building culturally relevant brands’.
Rachel Ellerm National Marketing Director at Lion New Zealand. Topic: ‘Building culturally relevant brands’.

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