Why keeping up with the digital revolution is key for marketers Submission Details
Author: Fanele Maglaba from Glasshouse Communication Management.
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SCOPEN Africa was launched in South Africa in 2016 in partnership with the Independent Agency Search & Selection Company. The partnership between IAS and SCOPEN Africa is structured as follows: Mazole Holdings – which owns 100% of IAS now owns 26% of SCOPEN Africa (Grupo Consultores Africa). Mazole is 51% black owned with a level 2 BEE rating. For information on SCOPEN Africa please visit scopen.com
The IAS (Independent Agency Search and Selection Company) in association with the AAR Group (UK) was founded in South Africa by the Mazole Holdings Group in 2006. International associate company AAR Group, was founded more than 35 years ago in the UK and has associates and branches throughout the world. IAS specialises in client/agency relationship management and helping clients find agencies.
The Independent Agency Search & Selection Company is committed to the international and local pitch guidelines as defined by both the IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising UK) and the ACA (The Association of Communications Agencies SA). Mazole Holdings is a South African company owned 51% by Dan Moyane and 49% by Johanna McDowell. The IAS is a level 2 BEE contributor.
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