To advertise in VESA Magazine

Egyptian Student Association in North America (ESANA) is the largest Egyptian Student Association world wide. 

ESANA serves it members over 55 Canadian and American locations and ESANA local chapters continue to grow. 

By Advertising your business with us, it is a Win-Win situation.

Please be advised that ESANA is registered as Non-for-profit Organization in the USA; fees collected from advertisement will be solely used to cover the printing expenses of the VESA magazine and will not be used to support ESANA other ESANA activities or projects.

If you want to advertise your business please follow the following trend:

1. Your design ready ?
1. YES: please contact the VESA editor-in-chief at vesamagazine@esana.org and attach your advertisement in your email, please indicate your desired advertisement specifications based on the table listed below.
2. NO: just send us your business logo, contact information and wording you would like to see on the ad and we will design your advertisement for you (your written approval for the design is required before printing).
2. Payment: There are two options:
   • Mail your fees based on the table listed below to ESANA treasurer. (Please make your Check, Cashier Check or Money Order payable to ESANA in US dollars Only) and mail to the following mailing address

     Mohamed Sarhan, ESANA Treasurer 
     Att: Advertisement in the VESA magazine
     1 Milbank St. Ext. St.John's, 
     Newfoundland, Canada. 
     Postal Code: A1B 4P7
     Email: treasurer@esana.org

     (For returned personal checks, processing fees and penalties will be )
   • Online payments are accepted as well (major credit cards, eChecks, or paypal accounts are accepted). Indicate your desire to pay online in your email to the project manager, and details will be sent back for payment.
3. You should receive a confirmation of your payments shortly after. Also you should receive 3 complementary issues of the magazine. More issues can be arranged for a nominal fee.

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