Guerilla Marketing Training APPLY BY 13 FEB 80% FUNDED - IN BRUSSELS
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FYEG & GreenCampus present FYEG & GreenCampus present Guerilla Marketing Training (for information)
Brussels, 13-15 March 2009
Call for Participants – DEADLINE Extended 13th February
For the first semester 2009, in the perspective of the European Elections and for the improvement
of communication skills in general, the Green European Foundation with support of the
Executive Committee of FYEG in cooperation with GreenCampus will organise a training on
Guerilla Marketing.
This training will take place in Brussels from Friday 13th of March till Sunday 15th.
The aim is to train 17 Green activists on this particular kind of political communication, covering
both the theoretical and practical level with an emphasis on the latter one. The participants will
then coach at least four young Greens in their home countries.
How to apply?
Participation in the training will be reimbursed up to 80% of the travel costs. Accommodation, visa
costs and food will be covered. FYEG EC in cooperation with GreenCampus will do the selection
upon some criteria such as gender and geographical balances, motivation and involvement in
campaigns and actions, big and small organisations balance, etc... There are places available for
12 Young Green participants (should not be younger than 18 or older than 28) and 5 older
Green participants.
Applications should preferably consist of a motivational letter, in which the applicant outlines why
she/he would find this training useful and how she/he plans to pass on the obtained information,
as well as the applicant's CV. Applications and inquiries regarding the training are to be sent to
office@fyeg.org. DEADLINE extended for applications is February 13th.
What is Guerilla Marketing?
"Guerilla Marketing" is a term to describe assertive and unconventional marketing methods. It is
a out-of-the box system of promotions and campaign techniques with a very low budget, by
relying on time, energy, imagination and creativity instead of big marketing budgets.
How can publicity be obtained in an inexpensive way - or even for free? How can the attention of
the people be boosted during a campaign? Which cheap current technologies can be used to
establish and maintain a relationship with our voters? How can viral marketing ideas be adopted
for political communication?
What will we do?
This is a first provisional agenda. Later a new version with updated invited trainers will be sent
out.
Friday
18:00: Arrival of participant and Round of introduction
19:00: Dinner speech and non formal discussion and exchange with an expert from an
organisation which already had experiences in guerilla marketing. (Professional from NGO
field)
Saturday
10:00: European Green and Young Green Experiences in Guerilla marketing.
11:00: Input 1: Theoretical and historical knowledge on this type of communication (Academic
Speaker)
13:00: Brown bag lunch
14:00: Input 2: Guerilla Marketing strategies/tools (Consultant)
15:30: Coffee break (20 min)
15:50: Knowledge into practice 1, case study and assignments using different tools (digital,
material, literature, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators + Consultant)
18:00: Plenary Session: first exchange on results of working groups.
19:30: Dinner
Sunday
09:00: Knowledge into practice 2, case study and assignments on different thematics (Economy,
Social, Environment, Democracy, Health, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators)
10:30: Coffee break and road show of the working groups. Then continuation of the work groups
12:00: Lunch
13:00: Plenary presentation and discussion of the work group results.
14:30: Evaluation of the training and Multiplying effects
15:00: End (for information)
Brussels, 13-15 March 2009
Call for Participants – DEADLINE Extended 13th February
For the first semester 2009, in the perspective of the European Elections and for the improvement
of communication skills in general, the Green European Foundation with support of the
Executive Committee of FYEG in cooperation with GreenCampus will organise a training on
Guerilla Marketing.
This training will take place in Brussels from Friday 13th of March till Sunday 15th.
The aim is to train 17 Green activists on this particular kind of political communication, covering
both the theoretical and practical level with an emphasis on the latter one. The participants will
then coach at least four young Greens in their home countries.
How to apply?
Participation in the training will be reimbursed up to 80% of the travel costs. Accommodation, visa
costs and food will be covered. FYEG EC in cooperation with GreenCampus will do the selection
upon some criteria such as gender and geographical balances, motivation and involvement in
campaigns and actions, big and small organisations balance, etc... There are places available for
12 Young Green participants (should not be younger than 18 or older than 28) and 5 older
Green participants.
Applications should preferably consist of a motivational letter, in which the applicant outlines why
she/he would find this training useful and how she/he plans to pass on the obtained information,
as well as the applicant's CV. Applications and inquiries regarding the training are to be sent to
office@fyeg.org. DEADLINE extended for applications is February 13th.
What is Guerilla Marketing?
"Guerilla Marketing" is a term to describe assertive and unconventional marketing methods. It is
a out-of-the box system of promotions and campaign techniques with a very low budget, by
relying on time, energy, imagination and creativity instead of big marketing budgets.
How can publicity be obtained in an inexpensive way - or even for free? How can the attention of
the people be boosted during a campaign? Which cheap current technologies can be used to
establish and maintain a relationship with our voters? How can viral marketing ideas be adopted
for political communication?
What will we do?
This is a first provisional agenda. Later a new version with updated invited trainers will be sent
out.
Friday
18:00: Arrival of participant and Round of introduction
19:00: Dinner speech and non formal discussion and exchange with an expert from an
organisation which already had experiences in guerilla marketing. (Professional from NGO
field)
Saturday
10:00: European Green and Young Green Experiences in Guerilla marketing.
11:00: Input 1: Theoretical and historical knowledge on this type of communication (Academic
Speaker)
13:00: Brown bag lunch
14:00: Input 2: Guerilla Marketing strategies/tools (Consultant)
15:30: Coffee break (20 min)
15:50: Knowledge into practice 1, case study and assignments using different tools (digital,
material, literature, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators + Consultant)
18:00: Plenary Session: first exchange on results of working groups.
19:30: Dinner
Sunday
09:00: Knowledge into practice 2, case study and assignments on different thematics (Economy,
Social, Environment, Democracy, Health, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators)
10:30: Coffee break and road show of the working groups. Then continuation of the work groups
12:00: Lunch
13:00: Plenary presentation and discussion of the work group results.
14:30: Evaluation of the training and Multiplying effects
15:00: End
Brussels, 13-15 March 2009
Call for Participants – DEADLINE Extended 13th February
For the first semester 2009, in the perspective of the European Elections and for the improvement
of communication skills in general, the Green European Foundation with support of the
Executive Committee of FYEG in cooperation with GreenCampus will organise a training on
Guerilla Marketing.
This training will take place in Brussels from Friday 13th of March till Sunday 15th.
The aim is to train 17 Green activists on this particular kind of political communication, covering
both the theoretical and practical level with an emphasis on the latter one. The participants will
then coach at least four young Greens in their home countries.
How to apply?
Participation in the training will be reimbursed up to 80% of the travel costs. Accommodation, visa
costs and food will be covered. FYEG EC in cooperation with GreenCampus will do the selection
upon some criteria such as gender and geographical balances, motivation and involvement in
campaigns and actions, big and small organisations balance, etc... There are places available for
12 Young Green participants (should not be younger than 18 or older than 28) and 5 older
Green participants.
Applications should preferably consist of a motivational letter, in which the applicant outlines why
she/he would find this training useful and how she/he plans to pass on the obtained information,
as well as the applicant's CV. Applications and inquiries regarding the training are to be sent to
office@fyeg.org. DEADLINE extended for applications is February 13th.
What is Guerilla Marketing?
"Guerilla Marketing" is a term to describe assertive and unconventional marketing methods. It is
a out-of-the box system of promotions and campaign techniques with a very low budget, by
relying on time, energy, imagination and creativity instead of big marketing budgets.
How can publicity be obtained in an inexpensive way - or even for free? How can the attention of
the people be boosted during a campaign? Which cheap current technologies can be used to
establish and maintain a relationship with our voters? How can viral marketing ideas be adopted
for political communication?
What will we do?
This is a first provisional agenda. Later a new version with updated invited trainers will be sent
out.
Friday
18:00: Arrival of participant and Round of introduction
19:00: Dinner speech and non formal discussion and exchange with an expert from an
organisation which already had experiences in guerilla marketing. (Professional from NGO
field)
Saturday
10:00: European Green and Young Green Experiences in Guerilla marketing.
11:00: Input 1: Theoretical and historical knowledge on this type of communication (Academic
Speaker)
13:00: Brown bag lunch
14:00: Input 2: Guerilla Marketing strategies/tools (Consultant)
15:30: Coffee break (20 min)
15:50: Knowledge into practice 1, case study and assignments using different tools (digital,
material, literature, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators + Consultant)
18:00: Plenary Session: first exchange on results of working groups.
19:30: Dinner
Sunday
09:00: Knowledge into practice 2, case study and assignments on different thematics (Economy,
Social, Environment, Democracy, Health, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators)
10:30: Coffee break and road show of the working groups. Then continuation of the work groups
12:00: Lunch
13:00: Plenary presentation and discussion of the work group results.
14:30: Evaluation of the training and Multiplying effects
15:00: End (for information)
Brussels, 13-15 March 2009
Call for Participants – DEADLINE Extended 13th February
For the first semester 2009, in the perspective of the European Elections and for the improvement
of communication skills in general, the Green European Foundation with support of the
Executive Committee of FYEG in cooperation with GreenCampus will organise a training on
Guerilla Marketing.
This training will take place in Brussels from Friday 13th of March till Sunday 15th.
The aim is to train 17 Green activists on this particular kind of political communication, covering
both the theoretical and practical level with an emphasis on the latter one. The participants will
then coach at least four young Greens in their home countries.
How to apply?
Participation in the training will be reimbursed up to 80% of the travel costs. Accommodation, visa
costs and food will be covered. FYEG EC in cooperation with GreenCampus will do the selection
upon some criteria such as gender and geographical balances, motivation and involvement in
campaigns and actions, big and small organisations balance, etc... There are places available for
12 Young Green participants (should not be younger than 18 or older than 28) and 5 older
Green participants.
Applications should preferably consist of a motivational letter, in which the applicant outlines why
she/he would find this training useful and how she/he plans to pass on the obtained information,
as well as the applicant's CV. Applications and inquiries regarding the training are to be sent to
office@fyeg.org. DEADLINE extended for applications is February 13th.
What is Guerilla Marketing?
"Guerilla Marketing" is a term to describe assertive and unconventional marketing methods. It is
a out-of-the box system of promotions and campaign techniques with a very low budget, by
relying on time, energy, imagination and creativity instead of big marketing budgets.
How can publicity be obtained in an inexpensive way - or even for free? How can the attention of
the people be boosted during a campaign? Which cheap current technologies can be used to
establish and maintain a relationship with our voters? How can viral marketing ideas be adopted
for political communication?
What will we do?
This is a first provisional agenda. Later a new version with updated invited trainers will be sent
out.
Friday
18:00: Arrival of participant and Round of introduction
19:00: Dinner speech and non formal discussion and exchange with an expert from an
organisation which already had experiences in guerilla marketing. (Professional from NGO
field)
Saturday
10:00: European Green and Young Green Experiences in Guerilla marketing.
11:00: Input 1: Theoretical and historical knowledge on this type of communication (Academic
Speaker)
13:00: Brown bag lunch
14:00: Input 2: Guerilla Marketing strategies/tools (Consultant)
15:30: Coffee break (20 min)
15:50: Knowledge into practice 1, case study and assignments using different tools (digital,
material, literature, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators + Consultant)
18:00: Plenary Session: first exchange on results of working groups.
19:30: Dinner
Sunday
09:00: Knowledge into practice 2, case study and assignments on different thematics (Economy,
Social, Environment, Democracy, Health, etc) in Working Groups (Facilitators)
10:30: Coffee break and road show of the working groups. Then continuation of the work groups
12:00: Lunch
13:00: Plenary presentation and discussion of the work group results.
14:30: Evaluation of the training and Multiplying effects
15:00: End