The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 554 (September 22 - October 5 2021) - USA Edition

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Page12 TheTrumpet SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 5 2021 Earn money as a Trumpet Ambassador campaign. Sale of Banner Adverts, ‘Highlights’ and Mail-shots our in Email Newsletters. With rates ranging from £100 to £500 per insertion, we pay Ambassadors a 15% Commission. Sale of Advertising on our Social Media channels. With rates ranging between £100 to £200 per channel per post, we pay a 15% Commission. Sale of Sponsorship, Advertising, Exhibition spaces and Tickets for GAB Awards and Trumpet Connect. With most products and services ranging between £100 and £20,000, we pay a 15% Commission. Engagement Status Our freelance Ambassadors run their own business, work from their own home or office, and choose the amount of time they devote to the programme. They work towards the amount they want to earn. They choose their legal status in terms of whether they operate as a Self-Employed individual or a Limited Company or any other appropriate status depending on the country they operate, but we suggest you take professional advice on this. Ambassadors are fully responsible for ensuring their tax affairs and other related issues fulfil the legal requirements of their country of operation. Incentives From time to time, to incentivise our Ambassadors, we may run special promotions, or reward achievements, milestones and introduction of other Ambassadors to the programme through cash or advert credits. About Us Trumpet Media Group is an international media organisation with various media products, services and events targeting Africa, Africans and Friends of Africa in the Diaspora and on the Continent. Its first media venture - Trumpet Newspaper started 23 years ago - in 1995, closely followed by the founding of the prestigious Gathering of Africa’s Best (GAB) Awards in 1999. There are a number of other niche products, services and events - with plans to grow our portfolio over the coming months and years. Sales Ambassadors Our planned future growth has given rise to the need to take on talented and ambitious Sales Ambassadors who share our vision of: promoting the positive image of Africa and Africans, and are able to sell some (or all) of our growing number of products and services on a freelance basis. Products and Services We are introducing our portfolio of products, services, and events below on to the Trumpet Ambassadors Programme (TAP) in phases. Print Newspapers: The Trumpet Newspaper and Trumpet Ghana Newspaper. Website: www.TrumpetMediaGroup.com Email Newsletters: Trumpet Newsbreaker, Trumpet Kenya, Trumpet Nigeria, Trumpet Sierra Leone, Trumpet Gambia, Trumpet Ghana Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+ and WhatsApp. Events: GAB Awards and Trumpet Connect. The Opportunities Opportunities to earn revenue through Commissions are currently available by way of: Sale of Subscriptions to any (or both) of our Print Newspapers. With Annual Subscriptions starting from £60, we pay a 10% Commission. Distribution and Sales of bulk copies our Newspapers. We pay a 35% Commission - split between the Ambassador and the Sales Outlet. (Outlets will usually take between 15% and 25% depending on its type and your negotiating skills.) Ambassadors may choose to sell directly to their clientele or at events and keep the entire 35% Commission. Sale of Advertising Spaces in our Print Newspapers. With most Advert Spaces ranging from £80 to £4500 per edition, we pay a 15% Commission. You receive a Commission on all editions in the campaign in line with the Client’s payment - for example, if an advertiser books and pays for six editions, you get a Commission on all six editions. Sale of Banner Adverts on Website With Banner Adverts ranging between £50 and £200 per week, we pay a 15% Commission for the length of the Payments Commission Payments to Ambassadors are made by the 15th day of the month following payment of Clients - For example, Commission on Clients’ payments in January will be paid by 15th February. Distribution and Sales of bulk copies of Newspapers (4.3) are excluded from the payment arrangement above (7.1). An Ambassador buys and pays for bulk copies in advance at a discounted rate with the TAP Commission deducted upfront. For example, if an Ambassador orders bulk copies worth £100 in advance, the Ambassador only pays us £65 (deducting the 35% Commission upfront). We operate a No-Returns policy on Newspaper Sales. Joining the Programme It currently costs £100 per annum to join the Trumpet Ambassadors Programme (TAP). Introductory Offer - Join the programme by 31 August 2018 and accumulate sales of at least £1000 across any or all of our products by 30 September 2018; and we will reward you with 100 TAP Points worth £100 - which you can spend on any of our opportunities (4.2) - (4.8). To join the programme, please request the Trumpet Ambassadors Programme Form and via email: info@the-trumpet.com
Diaspora UK Parliamentarians meet Nigerian Diaspora SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 5 2021 TheTrumpet Page13 Members of Parliament (MPs) in the United Kingdom have hosted a workshop with members of the Nigerian diaspora in Peckham in London’s Borough of Southwark. The House of Commons’ Foreign Affairs Committee hosted the workshop as part of the Committee’s parliamentary inquiry into the relationship between the UK and Nigeria. The purpose of the session was to hear from those with ties to both Nigeria and Britain. Foreign Affairs Committee Chair - Tom Tugendhat MP, led the workshop, alongside another Committee Member: Bermondsey and Old Southwark MP - Neil Coyle. Southwark includes one of the largest Nigeria diaspora populations in the UK. MPs broke off into groups with attendees, with each group focusing on a different topic, such as Nigerian SME businesses and trade, education, and security and governance. The discussion groups then fed their conclusions back to the wider group. Tom Tugendhat MP, said: “The Nigerian community is a growing community with interests that we share. You, the diaspora, act as a living bridge between our two communities, the UK and Nigeria. “During the course of this inquiry we have been reminded of the creativity and innovation generated from Nigeria and its diaspora. Some of us have personally experienced the warmth of your culture both in the UK and in Nigeria and for others of us, this is a new experience. “We want to hear from you who know it best. We know Nigeria faces challenges as well as opportunities. We want to hear what these are and how the UK Government should partner with Nigeria in the coming years.” After the session, Neil Coyle MP, said: “Hearing from members of the Nigerian diaspora has been invaluable, and the conversations had today will play an important role in shaping our inquiry. The Nigerian diaspora possess a wealth of knowledge and a richness of Southwark session understanding that can only be gained through lived experience. “I would like to thank the Southwark Nigeria community for deputising for Lagos. Nigeria and the UK already share close bonds, but from today’s session it is clear that the UK can do more to support Nigerians, and to enable our countries to work closely together.” Police renew appeal 20 years after torso Tel: +44 (0) 7956 385 604 found in Thames Continued from Page 1< His torso was clothed in a pair of orange shorts their efforts to identify those responsible for this murder of a young child and ask anyone with information that could assist them to come forward. Detective Chief Inspector Kate Kieran, a homicide detective from the Met’s Specialist Crime Command, said: “It is incredibly sad and frustrating that Adam’s murder remains unsolved. The Homicide Command has been working tirelessly over the years to find out who is responsible. “We recognise people may not have wanted to speak up at the time and may have felt loyal to the person or people involved in this. “However, over the past 20 years, allegiances and relationships may have changed and some people may now feel more comfortable talking to us. We implore them be bold and come forward if they know something, so that we can finally deliver justice once and for all. “No matter how old or small that information may seem, it really could make all the difference. “This young boy has not and will not be forgotten. He deserved better and we will not give up on him.” A woman was previously arrested on suspicion of murder, she was later bailed and released with no further action. A man was previously arrested and interviewed in connection with the possible trafficking of Adam into the UK. He was later bailed and released with no further action. Another man was also arrested and interviewed on suspicion of alleged trafficking offences. He was later bailed and released with no further action. Anyone with information relating this case should contact police on 101, Tweet @MetCC or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Page 1 and 2: TheTrumpet Africans now have a voic
Page 3 and 4: SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 5 2021 TheTr
Page 9 and 10: Technology SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 5
Page 11: SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 5 2021 TheTr

The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 554 (September 22 - October 5 2021) - USA Edition

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?