World CC broadcasts on Amazon Fire TV and Roku Network, with access to a combined 120 million viewers, globally. World CC promotes educational, business, cultural, and humanitarian programs, including global markets, diplomacy, health, sports, tourism, art, and entertainment, among others.
The World CC Mission Statement is to promote business, cultural and humanitarian initiatives to develop global opportunity among nations.
The World CC Television Channel was founded by Solange Warner, Chairman and Founder of the World Chamber of Commerce. She developed the World CC Television Channel to promote business, cultural and humanitarian programs, through a global platform. The World CC broadcasts on Amazon Fire TV and Roku Network with access to a combined 120 million viewers around the world.
One important aspect of World CC Television Channel is to create synergy, assisting businesses to reach out to lucrative markets, and promote their brands, globally.
World CC offers innovative programs, specific to growing your brand. Your film will broadcast permanently at World CC TV. World CC channel broadcasts uninterrupted programming, under “World CC” on Amazon TV and Roku Networks.
World CC offers programs regarding the global markets, diplomacy, health, sports, tourism, art, and entertainment, among others.
World CC offers innovative programs, specific to growing your brand. Your film will broadcast permanently at World CC TV. World CC channel broadcasts uninterrupted programming, under “World CC” on Amazon TV and Roku Networks.
TV commercial, up to 10 minutes in length to promote your brand on World CC, broadcasting on Amazon Fire TV and Roku Network, with access to over 120 million viewers, globally
Cost per program: $5,000
TV Show to promote your brand on World CC, broadcasting on Amazon Fire TV and Roku Network, with access to over 120 million viewers, globally
Cost per program: $7,000
World CC produces TV program, editing, and interviewing to promote your brand on Amazon Fire TV and Roku Network, with access to over 120 million viewers, globally.
Cost: $8,000