Launch Event for Armenia Media to be held at Miramare Gardens
By armenia.com.au | Wednesday, 12 March 2014
SYDNEY: The most exciting public relations innovation in the Armenian-Australian community, Armenia Media Inc. will officially launch at a lunchtime event on Sunday, the 4th of May at Miramare Gardens in the Sydney suburb of Terrey Hills.
Armenia Media Inc. was recently announced as the publisher of several new and exciting media products, including Armenia TV, Armenia Online, Armenia Mobile, Armenia Magazine and Armenia Radio (see original press release by clicking here).
The Launch Event is being organised by the founding Board and a dynamic committee made up of the following contributing organisations; the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, the Armenian Relief Society, Homenetmen and Hamazkaine.
It will feature live entertainment supplied by leading Armenian-Australian bands, and those in attendance will witness the first ever episode of Armenia TV. There will also be many exciting announcements and surprises on the day.
Narbeh Hacobian, the Armenia Media Board member in charge of organising this event, said: "This is a bold initiative for our community, and we expect the entire community will get behind Armenia Media beginning with this exciting launch event."
Since announcing its formation, Armenia Media Inc. has started interviewing for a Managing Editor position (click here to read) and released its logos (click here to view).
See below flyer for information on how to book tickets.
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