Qmania // American Marketing Association CSULB: Event Roundup

Congratulations to the American Marketing Association at Cal State Long Beach for AMAzing performance in the recent Qmania Contest. You guys did great and will for sure continue to do so. Way to go guys!





Special thanks to Antonio Ylanan for his insight and hard work building the contest, and to the whole E Board and all AMAers that helped out and got involved. We're here for you guys! Special thanks to Chris Hiramatsu for the photos.

QMANIA - CSULB AMA Campus Event

Monday, December 8, from 11 am to 2 pm, is the Qmania CSULB AMA event at the Southwest Terrace of the Student Union at CSULB.

Come join us for some food, free prizes, and lots of fun as the American Marketing Association promotes Qmania on campus.

CSULB AMA Dinner with a CEO Auction

Focused on providing the best deals possible, Qmania's CEO Doug Kato wanted to give back to the organization and help them with their fund raising by auctioning himself off to CSULB students for dinner so they can ask him any questions. The organization holding this Dinner Auction with a CEO was presented by the California State University of Long Beach, American Marketing Association chapter.
You've might have seen these auction paddles before; that's because they were given out as hand fans [now modified auctioning paddles] to the Rock the Bells hip hop festival back in August of 2008. The Qmania fans were a hit then, and they were a hit at the auction event, which might I add was a great promotional tool to get our website out at the school.

The Auction turned out great. Other CEOs and Professors were auctioned off too, including one of the founders of Net Zero and our friend at Qmania, Harold Mackenzie. The students on campus who attended the event had a fun and memorable experience which not many people have the opportunity to experience.




Pictures provided by Chris Hiramastu of Chrishiramatsuphotography.com

Qmania Brings on board American Marketing Association collegiate chapters

Many companies look for experience when it comes to people who graduated from college. With the help of college students who are ambitious to helping their career paths, Qmania brings up the challenge for American Marketing Association chapters to simulate a marketing campaign and actually see their work live and in play. Not only are their works going to be made public, but this gives them the opportunity to network with local business owners and classmates, to have something to present using their portfolios when they're in interviews, and lastly, to become part of something special and to be the first to do so!

Perhaps you might have been referred by AMA to come to Qmania.

We wish the students of California State University of Long Beach the best of luck and stay tuned for future updates.