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The Association of Canadian Advertiser’s committees identify and provide meaningful input on the most important issues that impact the effectiveness and efficiency of our members’ marketing communications.

Members volunteer their time and expertise to sit on committees, and thereby play a direct role in guiding ACA’s program development and driving our advocacy agenda. The committees are centres of excellence, facilitating the exchange of ideas and information on behalf of all ACA member companies.

The committees spearhead necessary actions on key issues leading to a variety of outcomes, including the formation of policy, strategy, proprietary research and best practices, as well as direction for ACA’s education courses, executive forums and webinars.

There are currently three ACA committees: Media, Marketing Communications Financial Management & Procurement, and Digital Marketing. In addition, the ACA oversees the Sponsorship Marketing Council of Canada as a stand-alone organization comprised of ACA members and other industry stakeholders with an interest in advancing the sponsorship marketing field.

 
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Angela Lappan on how informative the ACA New Media Committees presentation topics are

Campbell Company of Canada
Angela Lappan, Integrated Marketing

The ACA New Media Committees presentation topics have been very informative and helpful for someone like myself in an integrated media role. The case studies on using social media to create buzz for brands to new online measurement techniques and systems to understanding cost differentials between digital and traditional agencies have been of particular interest. The ability to meet with peers and share experience and learning is key to this process and keeps me informed in this fast moving medium.

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