FPL Media partners LASAA on 2021 OOH Conference and Exhibition

By : Editor

Date: 28 September 2021 4:16am WAT

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Leading Out of Home Advertising Company, FPL Media, participated at the recently concluded OOH Conference and exhibition at Eko Hotel Convention Center with the theme ‘Roadmap for the Growth of Signage and Out of Home Advertisement Post Covid-19 in Lagos State.’

FPL Media collaborated with the Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency to make the event a success as a sponsor and media partner.

The Event was flagged open by the Lagos State Governor, who was represented by the Deputy, Dr Obafemi Kadiri Hamzat.

The 2 day event was attended by the crème-de-la-crème of the advertising industry where FPL Media showcased its extensive portfolio and innovative services to the advertising industry.

Speaking, the Managing Director, FPL Media, Lanre Ashaolu, disclosed that the conference affords the advertisers in the industry to have a one-on-one interaction with the registered practitioners and get first hand information on the latest trends and innovations in the out-of Home advertising industry.

Also, since the easing of lockdown of the pandemic, there has been a lot of developments and innovations in the outdoor industry that FPL Media was keen to showcase to the industry for their evaluation, campaign planning and evaluation purposes.