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CHOSA and the IMF extend partnership for the 2012 festival. CHOSA (Giving hope to the children of South Africa) is a prominent South African children’s organization whose mission is to identify and support community based organizations that reach out and take care of orphans and other vulnerable children in South Africa. Net proceeds from Anthem's International Music Festival (IMF) will be donated to CHOSA at the conclusion of the festival.

NEW markets to be added to the IMF. The festival aims to have a broad reach over North America that varies year to year. This allows the IMF network to expand and to benefit as many artists as possible. Anthem listened to your feedback and now new markets will be announced, including Cape Cod, Tampa, Upstate New York and more.

Anthem reaches a company record for market activity for the fifth straight year. In 2006, Anthem executed projects in 41 markets thanks largely to experiential marketing programs. That number has since been increased to 70 in 2010 in both domestic and international cities. The 2012 IMF promises to further extend Anthem's reach.

Anthem Entertainment President, Chris Sinclair featured in Entrepreneur Magazine’. As the premier trade publication for entrepreneurial ventures and a leading national business magazine, Entrepreneur’s selection of Sinclair marks an important professional highlight. It is also indicative of Anthem Entertainment’s continued growth and the rapidly rising profile of this Boston-based event planning and marketing company.

IMF continues accepting applications from all genres and solo artists for the 2011 festival. Visit the Sign Up page on the IMF website and sign up for participation in the IMF. All genres will be considered for all upcoming events throughout North America. Hundreds will enter, all will gain further exposure opportunities and some musicians will earn the experience of a lifetime.