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Golf Porto Marina TALENT W.M YOU ENJOY,WE ORRGANIZE! Waleed Mansour 1 About Us Talent W.M. is a creative and strategic company With 14 years of award-winning event planning experience and we can proudly say that we are pioneer in our field. rest assured that your event will be beyond fantastic and flawless. we rely on three core values to drive success: Integrity, Innovation, Dedication. This company is equipped with a strong resource network and a skilled event production team who are richly experienced in an assortment of disciplines such as international concerts ,international events, Festivals, the launching events of Egypt's super stars' albums ,weddings, and international Pocking. 2 Our Services • events planning • media and movies production • Wedding Planning • Advertising 3 Why we are different? 1. The speed of performance and implementation. 2. Providing the best and least prices between all the companies in Egypt that work in the same field. 3. We organize the super stars’ concerts ( Amr Diab, Tamer Hosny, Hamaki, Assala ,sherien Abdel-Wahab……etc) 4. The company has a Team that is at the highest level to provide all the creative new and different ideas that suit every thinking of every company 5. We have the most creative team to design the most huge, unique Stages. 6. The company have a huge record of Events that we organized which is exceeding a 300 Concert and Festival. 7. The company has the ability to extract all the required licenses for the Event from Music and workbooks and literature trades. 4 Why we are different? 8. The company also have the ability to provide discounts to our clients in all the forms of advertising and publicity that concern the event 9. We also can provide our clients a discount in the announcements of Nogoom FM and Nile FM Radio Channels that is up to 40 % 10. We can provide our clients discounts in the announcements of Melody and Mazzika Channels that is up to 25 %. 11. You Can Book all the outdoor announcements in all of Cairo and Alexandria with the best prices. 12. The company owns one of the biggest Montage Units for the work and implementation of all the promos and the documentary videos about the company. 13. The company provides a discount of 15 % in all the hotels of Cairo and Giza. 14. The company provides the client with the full imaging of the decors and how the event looks like on a "CD" in order for the client to be able to see a clarified image of the Event. 5 Who we are dealing with? I. Universities: AUC, BUE, CIC, MIU, CIC, MSA, MUST, FUE, ERU, ACU, Modern Academy, Delta Academy, Maritime and Naval Academy, Ain Shams University, Helwan University, and 10th of Ramadan institute. 6 Who we are dealing with? II. Hotels, Resorts And Clubs: Porto Sharm, Porto South Beach, Porto Sokhna, Porto Marina, Golf Porto Marina,Soho Square Resort, Mousa Coast, Savoy Hotel in Sharm El Sheikh, Aqua Park Sharm El Sheikh, Delta Sharm, Blue Blue,Occean Blue Sokhna, Port Galib Marsa Allam, Shooting Club Qatamia, Al Gezzira Club, Heliopolis Club, Alsaeed club, Al Ahly Club, Al Tayran Club , Al Shams Club and Nasr Club 7 Who we are dealing with? III. Companies Amer Group, Orange, Allianz Insurance, Nescafe, Huawei and Oriflame 8 Previous Concerts 1. All Porto Group’s Concerts from 2012 till 2017 which made more than 60 Concert. 2. All the events and concerts of Soho Square Resort, Savoy Hotel in Sharm El Sheikh, The opening Ceremony of Aqua Park Sharm El Sheikh and all of the Events of Delta Sharm. 3. All Occean Blue Sokhna from 2013 till 2017. 4. All Amr Diab’s Concerts from 2011 till 2016 which made more than 22 concerts . 5. All Tamer Hosny’s Concerts from 2011 till 2017. 6. Hamki’s 10th anniversary concert in 2015. 7. 90% of Hamaki’s Concerts in 2017. 8. Port Galib Marsa Allam concerts, including Hussein El Gasmy, Mohamed Hamaki, Tamer Hosny, Yara, Khaled Selim and Nicole Saba concerts and Also New Year's Eve Concert in 2009. 9 Previous Concerts 9. The opening Ceremony of Golf Porto Marina and Mohamed Hamaki's Concert in Golf Porto Marina in 2010. 10. The opening Ceremony of Shooting Club Qatamia and Tamer Hosny's Concert in Shooting Club Dokki in 2009 11. All of Porto El Sokhna's concerts in 2009/2010 which made a total of 31 Concert. 12. The Closing Ceremony of ElAhram Championship for Squash in Hurghada in 2006, 2008 and 2009 13. The Opening Ceremony of El Zohoor club Tagamo3 New Cairo and all of Elzohoor Club Concerts from 2007 till 2010 2009. 14. All of the concerts of Tayran Club, Nasr Club, Shams Club and El Ahly Club 10 Previous Concerts 15. The opening Ceremony of Porto El Sokhna of Omar Khairat in 2009. 16. Sheikh Mashary Rashed 's concert in Hockey Stadium in 2010. 17. National Day of Libya concert by Tamer Hosny in 2010. 18. Organizing World Cup Championship for Powerboats in Porto Marina in 19. All Auc Concerts from 2015 till 2017. 20. All MIU concerts from 2010 till 2017. 21. All BUE Concerts from 2010 till 2017. 22. All of i2 company events from 2007 till 2010. 23. Orange events and concerts in Cairo and all the Private Universities in Cairo. 11 Previous Concerts 24. The incorporation Ceremony of Mobinil and LINKdotNET, by Nancy Ajram at Semiramis Hotel. 25. Adha Feast concert by Haifaa Wehbi in El Masa Hotel in 2010. 26. Haifaa Wahby concert in summer 2009 at Marsa Allam Porto Galib. 27. All of Mohamed Hamaki's concerts in Egypt in 2008 till 2017. 28. Most of Tamer Hosny's concerts in 2006 till 2017. 29. Adwaa ElMadina Concerts 2017(Tamer Hosny Porto Sokhna & Wael Gassar Matrouh) 12 Stars We collaborate with the Top Stars Amr Diab, Mounir, Tamer Hosny, Mohamed Hamaki, Sherine Abd Elwahab, Asala, Angham, Haifaa Wehbi, Nancy Ajram, Elissa, Myriam Fares, Nicole Saba, Ramy Ayash, Najwa Karam, Fadl Shaker, Shab Khaled, Wael Kaffoury, Assi El Helani, Ragheb Alama, Hakim and Mohamed Fouad……….. 13 Previous Events Amr Diab • Porto Cairo Mall (Orange Concert) 14 Previous Events Amr Diab • Porto Cairo Mall (Orange Concert) 15 Previous Events Amr Diab • Golf Porto Marina 16 Previous Events Amr Diab • Golf Porto Marina 17 Previous Events Amr Diab • El Massa Hotel 18 Previous Events Amr Diab • Golf Porto Marina 19 Previous Events Amr Diab • AUC 20 Previous Events Amr Diab • AUC 21 Previous Events Julaio Iglasias • Porto Cairo Mall 22 Previous Events Julaio Iglasias • Porto Cairo Mall 23 Previous Events Tamer Hosny - WAMA • BUE 24 Previous Events Tamer Hosny - WAMA • BUE 25 Previous Events Tamer Hosny - WAMA • BUE 26 Previous Events Wael Gassar • Golf Porto Marina 27 Previous Events Wael Gassar • Golf Porto Marina 28 Previous Events Wael Kafoury • Golf Porto Marina 29 Previous Events Wael Kafoury • Golf Porto Marina 30 Previous Events Hamaki • Golf Porto Marina 31 Previous Events Hamaki • Golf Porto Marina 32 Previous Events Hamaki - Asala • El Masa Hotel 33 Previous Events Hamaki - Asala • El Masa Hotel 34 Previous Events Hamaki • ERU 35 Previous Events Hamaki • ERU 36 Previous Events Hamaki - Nancy • orange 37 Previous Events Hamaki - Nancy • orange 38 Previous Events Hamaki - Nancy • orange 39 Previous Events Ragheb Alama 40 Previous Events Ragheb Alama 41 Previous Events Chab Khaled • Porto Cairo mall 42 Previous Events Chab Khaled • Porto Cairo mall 43 Previous Events Chab Khaled • Porto Cairo mall 44 Previous Events Ragheb Alama 45 Previous Events Angham • Eskan Global 46 Previous Events Angham • Eskan Global 47 Previous Events Elissa • Cairo Hoky Stadium 48 Previous Events Elissa • Cairo Hoky Stadium 49 Previous Events Sherin AbdelWahab – Saber ELRebaie • ElMasa Hotel 50 Previous Events Sherin AbdelWahab – Saber ELRebaie • ElMasa Hotel 51 Previous Events Enrique Iglesias • Golf Porto Marina 52 Previous Events Enrique Iglesias • Golf Porto Marina 53 Previous Events Enrique Iglesias • Golf Porto Marina 54 Previous Events Enrique Iglesias • Golf Porto Marina 55 Previous Events Omar Khairat • White Bay 56 Previous Events Omar Khairat • White Bay 57 Previous Events Ramy Sabry • Blue Blue 58 Previous Events Ramy Sabry • Blue Blue 59 Previous Events Myriam Fares • Delta University 60 Previous Events Nicole Saba – Mohamed Rashed • Delta University 61 Previous Events Nicole Saba – Mohamed Rashed • Delta University 62 Previous Events Nicole Saba – Mohamed Rashed • Delta University 63 Previous Events Shereen Abdel-Wahab • Porto South Beach 64 Previous Events Haifa Wehbe Port Ghalib 65 Previous Events Haifa Wehbe Port Ghalib 66 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • Mousa Coast 67 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • Mousa Coast 68 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • Mousa Coast 69 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • Golf Porto Marina 70 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • AUC 71 Latest Events 2017 Tamer Hosny • Porto Sharm 72 Latest Events 2017 Ramy Sabry • Golf Porto Marina 73 Latest Events 2017 Sherine Abdelwahab • Porto South Beach 74 Latest Events 2017 Hamaki • Golf Porto Marina 75 Latest Events 2017 Hamaki • Golf Porto Marina 76 Latest Events 2017 Hamaki • Tabla 77 Latest Events 2017 Hamaki, sharmoofers &wael Gassar 78 Latest Events 2017 BoyBand • Golf Porto Marina 79 Latest Events 2017 ElMassaCapital Opening •Tamer Hosny, Nancy Ajram and Hussien ElJassmy 80 Latest Events 2017 •Tamer Hosny, Nancy Ajram and Hussien ElJassmy • ElMassaCapital Opening 81 Latest Events 2017 • AUC • Hamaki & Haifa Wehbe 82 Latest Events 2017 • AUC • Hamaki & Haifa Wehbe 83 Latest Events 2017 • MIU • Ramy Ayash & Mahmoud ELEssily 84 Latest Events 2017 • MIU • Ramy Ayash & Mahmoud ELEssily 85 Latest Events 2017 • MIU • Ramy Ayash & Mahmoud ELEssily 86 Latest Events 2017 • MIU • Ramy Ayash & Mahmoud ELEssily 87 Latest Events 2017 • MUST • Hamaki 88 Latest Events 2017 • MUST • Hamaki 89 Latest Events 2017 • Four seasons hotel • Elissa's orange event 90 Stages 91 Stages 92 Stages 93 Stages 94 Stages 95 Stages 96 Stages 97 Stages 98 Stages 99 Stages 100 Stages 101 Entrances & Production 102 Entrances & Production 103 Entrances & Production 104 Entrances & Production 105 Entrances & Production 106 Entrances & Production 107 Entrances & Production 108 • For More Details Website : www.talentwm.com : www.facebook.com/talentwm/ • For Collaboration Contact us Telephone : 00224174044 - 01110095886 Email : [email protected] Thank You .
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