In response to the many requests we've had to open aSaigon/CreativeMorning to other agencies and industry sponsors we are doing exactly that. DDB, Lowe and BBDO have all expressed interest but we haven't booked yet, and it's not like just one agency can sponsor. TBWA remains our beloved benefactor for getting us off the ground (George gets huge props here). But now we're doing what we set out to do. We more like the idea of brotherhood and togetherness so if two coffee sponsors want to take a go at it and run a taste-off, we're game! Malongo is ready! But none of you guys get to show your company reels, bad PowerPoints or other silly promo stuff. Restaurants? Come cook against the Tin Foil Grill! They've got some game you know.
Sponsorship opportunities are now available for location, coffee, breakfast and other ideas to your liking. Sponsorships go from Gold to Bronze but trust me, nobody's going to want Bronze cause you look like 'Cheap Charlie' around here.
TBWA was smart enough to execute the following press release and we think this sort of press has value to many companies. aSaigon/CreativeMorning remains a non-profit enterprise and all proceeds go towards maintaining the event and printing the cool t-shirts we're making for those in the groove.
Please contact us for sponsorship ideas. We maintain a very select avenue to Saigon's top creative thought leaders and are not interested in numbers at all. Ideas rule and if you're in that business we hope we can work together and get a few better ones.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Saigon/CreativeMornings welcomes new sponsors for coffee and breakfast!
Following our first event with Dustin Nguyen, Saigon/CreativeMornings is pleased to welcome two new sponsors for coffee and breakfast next session. They just wanted to see if we could pull one off without burning the place down :)
Malongo coffee, a home-grown and trusted name in France has been associated with the finest coffee products for over 70 years and its revolutionary Spresso coffee pods and machines are just really cool and convenient. Malongo also supports fair trade with small growers that insures it's top quality Arabicas are produced under decent working conditions providing sustainable production worldwide. A few of us on the S/CM team have enjoyed this coffee in Europe and are proud to help them introduce it to Vietnam.
The Tin Foil Grill, Nướng Giấy Bạc, located in the alley at 96/1 Le Thi Rieng, D1, has attracted many a discerning diner for it's eco conscious interior design and creatively fresh cuisine. Did we say cuisine? A look at the more than reasonable prices belies the true artistry and flavour in each dish. We can't wait to enjoy their creations for breakfast. - Tuy nằm trong con hẻm nhỏ trên đường Lê Thị Riêng (quận 1, TP.HCM), nhà hàng Nướng Giấy Bạc vẫn thu hút được nhiều thực khách sành điệu. Nhà hàng được bài trí theo tông màu xanh lá mộc mạc nhưng trẻ trung và thể hiện được “gu” riêng.
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