It is with great regret that we announce that we unfortunately must cancel NAPA’s international event, Creative Business Academy International Mentor Weekend, which was scheduled for the end of April. The unfortunate reason for the cancellation is that we simply do not have sufficient resources to hold the event as planned. We regret to announce this so close to the date of the event, but despite our best efforts we have been unable to find alternative solutions.
We are grateful for the support and interest you have shown in our event, and we regret that we cannot live up to your expectations this time.
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