The Big Marketing Game

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]To help get ready for a major sporting summer, Market2win, The Oxford College of Marketing and the Chartered Institute of Marketing have teamed up to run a special Big Marketing Game. We aim to give as many people as possible the opportunity to develop their strategic marketing skills – a vital requirement for business leadership.

The prizes:

• The captain of the winning team will get a FREE year of CAM studying membership from CAM Digital Qualifications (see http://www.camfoundation.com/) and become a Market2win Game Master
• All players in the winning team will get a personal certificate signed by Professor Malcolm McDonald (see https://market2win.com/directors.php) as permanent proof of their success and a great differentiator for their CV
• The captain of the second placed team will get £50.00 of book vouchers from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (see http://www.cim.co.uk/shop/home.aspx)

Everyone who plays the game will get vital experience in learning and practicing the skills necessary for strategic leadership.   The Market2win Game is used with senior leaders in corporations as well as some of the top business schools in the UK.

The game will run from the 4^th –  21^st May 2010.

Because it all happens online you can login at anytime, anywhere to fit around your existing commitments. There is no minimum time requirement.  The more time you put in, the better your chances of winning!

Please note, you will be working in teams and will be required to share your email address with your other team players so that you can coordinate your strategic thinking and decision-making.  The players in each team will choose their captain.  This is a great way to network with top business professionals and many of our players are senior marketing executives with over 10 years of experience in business.

To register, simply click on one of the “Buy Now” buttons at the bottom of the Play page (https://market2win.com/play.php)[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]