KOKUI SELORMEY CROWNED PHILIPS AVENT AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR





Abdallah Khamis crowing Kokui Selormey at the event
Abdallah Khamis, Chief Executive Officer of Philips West Africa has crowned the Ghanaian popular TV presenter Kokui Selormey as the campaign ambassador for Philips AVENT “Baby of the Year 2014 Competition at the media launch event to mark the 30 years anniversary celebration of Philips Avent held in Accra Labadi Beach Hotel last Tuesday, 23rd September.

Kokui Selormey who is also a mother, an actress, and a renowned singer and voiceover artiste expressed satisfaction to be associated with the “Baby of the Year Competition 2014 and for that matter the 30th anniversary celebration of Philips AVENT. 

She identified herself as a staunch consumer of Philips AVENT products for the past four years during which she has given birth to three boys. “As a mother I  have used their products with all my children and I can say that I experienced an extremely satisfaction, it is great that they are implementing a campaign like this in Ghana which involves with mums and includes them as part of this milestone celebration” she stressed.

Speaking at the launch of the event, Abdallah Khamis, CEO of Philips West Africa described Kokui Selormey as hardworking TV presenter and a perfect mother whose loyalty with Phillips Advent products for four years has paid off therefore deserved to be treated special before crowning her. “She really deserve to be crowned, Ladies and gentlemen, we all know she is well known TV presenter, she’s done a good job, a morning  TV show co-host of   Visat 1,  she’s done a lot of work around voice over and travel all the around the world to perform other duties. I believe other mothers would love to celebrate her as an achiever” the CEO said

In a jubilant mood, Kokui pledged to positively project Philip AVENT’s image and create awareness about the competition. She lauded Philip Avent for instituting the competition, saying it would help mothers engage with the company on the occasion of its 30th anniversary.

CEO, Abdallah Khamis in his speech observed that Philips is aware that tiny things makes the biggest difference in life that’s why since 1984 the company has been working closely with healthcare professionals and mothers to ensure that all their baby-care and infant feeding products are designed with parents and baby’s needs in mind. “During the last thirty years, we have developed a long series of ‘first’ products, from feeding bottles and breast pumps right through to the later stages of children’s development with toddler feeding solutions” he noted.

He said as part of Philips 30th anniversary celebration, the company will be rewarding loyal customers with amazing prizes and fantastic goodies in the “Baby of the Year 2014 Competition and urged parents to join in so as to have their babies crowned in the end as little stars.

To participate in the competition, eligible parents have to share a recent picture of their babies aged between 0 and 18 months with Philips Avent via Whatsapp (0501294806), Facebook (www.facebook.com/PhilipAvent.GH) and email (info@theoneevent.com). Parents can also submit pictures of their babies at any of the 40 Philip Avent retail outlets nationwide.

Each entry, according to the company, will receive a free Philips Avent soother, and must include the name, date, place of birth of the baby as well as a 30-word statement indicating why the baby deserves to be named ‘Baby of the year’.

A judging panel will then select the top 30 babies based on the best pictures and descriptions and they will face a vote on www.facebook.com/PhilipAvent.GH from 25th October to 8th November 2014.
The competition will run from 23rd September to 21st October 2014.

Three finalists are expected to win great prizes including a photo-shoot with a leading photographer and hamper of Philip Avent products as well as Philips items for parents.

A promotion that will see customers get a free Philips Avent soother each time they spend GH₵100 at the company’s retail outlets was also announced.

Philips Avent is a manufacturer of baby bottles, breast pumps, and other baby feeding and health accessories for over 30 years in Ghana supporting mothers and babies with quality, innovative products.









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