CNM Class: Pitching Real-World Projects from Yell Advertising

Students by assigning them a challenge from professional advertising agency Yell Advertising.

Fri, 03 Jan 2025 | 3186 views

CNM Class: Pitching Real-World Projects from Yell Advertising

The CA300: Art of Pitching and Presentation course from the Communications and New Media Department (CNM) department introduces students to the art of presentation, training them from data preparation and content organization to voice modulation and designing professional communication methods. This course uniquely evaluates students by assigning them a challenge from professional advertising agency Yell Advertising, allowing CNM students to intensively develop their campaign presentation skills with real industry professionals.

The project was honored with distinguished judges including:

Ms. Pornpan Prapaipithak (Head of Business Development, Yell Advertising)
Mr. Chalermpon Bavoratpararn (Creative Director, Yell Advertising)
Mr. Khwanchai Pansuk (Strategic Planning Manager, Yell Advertising)

The Communication and New Media department's faculty members served as project advisors throughout the program.

Congratulations to the 5 teams that won awards in this pitching competition, and to all teams who showcased their presentation skills to the fullest. These skills can certainly be developed into professional communication and pitching abilities!

Grand Prize: Agent Jae Team

First Runner-up: Dally Serious Team

Second Runner-up: Cross to Global Team

Honorable Mention: Victoria Team

Honorable Mention: Mee Noi 100% Team

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