Power Unit Youth Organization
Press Posted by: Shirley Luong-Do
July 13th, 2009 –This past weekend, Power Unit Youth Organization, a youth empowered organization that focuses on bettering today’s youth for tomorrow, held their annual Asian infused event- Night It Up (formerly known as Toronto Night Market).
Power Unit Youth Organization created and founded by youths for youths is known for their success with the Toronto Night Market raising more than $50,000 (2008) for not-for-profit grass root organizations in Toronto, tonight, partners with event management and consulting company Special Event Boot Camp at Ryerson University are set to launch their latest project, The E3 Challenge.
The E3 Challenge, a youth empowered reproduction of Donald Trump’s reality show, The Apprentice is intended to lead thirty (30) youths ages 16-30 to learn how to develop, implement and utilize today’s new media culture – Social Media 2.0 (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube etc.,) in a marketing campaign. The marketing campaign will be developed to engage the interest of young professionals in attending a two-day training intensive in event planning at a young professionals rate at the Steam Whistle Brewing held August 10th-August 11th, 2009 taught by Special Event Boot Camp. Campaign effectiveness based on market output, velocity and frequency. The adjudicators present will be Special Event Boot Camp’s founder and CEO, Carol Moxam and her team.
The finals will take place at a Six Degrees Venue on July 31, 2009. Good luck to all the youths involved.
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April 8th, 2010 at 8:02 am
Great tips to follow. Being professional and showing them there’s more to come I think are the most important. You need to give them a great article, that makes them want to come back. And then make sure you don’t disappoint.