International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers June 2010
 

IAML Queenstown: Sponsorship Opportunities

Kiwi

The 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Academy will be held in Queenstown, New Zealand from 1 - 5 September. 

In view of the strong sponsorship support for the 2009 Vancouver meeting, and the high level of satisfaction expressed by those who provided that support, the Executive Committee has decided to once again offer sponsorship opportunities for Queenstown in order to help make the meeting a memorable one and to keep it as affordable as possible. 

The sponsorship opportunities for Queenstown (all of which include appropriate recognition in all conference materials and in the course of the meeting, and the opportunity to distribute promotional material to delegates) include:-   

     USD
 Principal sponsorship of the meeting    
  Taken
 Welcome Reception 
  Taken
 Conference Handbook (including educational program papers)   
$ 3,500
 Delegate gifts      
  Taken
 Educational Program  
      Thursday
  Taken
      Friday
$ 1,750
      Audrey Ducroux Memorial Lecture (open to Fellows and Guests)   $ 2,000
 Coffee breaks for Educational Program  
     Thursday   Taken
     Friday $   750
Happy Hour
 
     Thursday
$ 1,750
     Friday
$ 1,750
     Both Days
$ 3,000
The President's Dinner    
$ 5,000
Entertainment for President's Dinner $ 1,750
Wine tasting, President's Dinner   Taken

 

The Happy Hour will be held from 6.00pm to 7.00pm on Thursday and Friday to enable Fellows and their guests to meet over a drink before proceeding with their social arrangements for those evenings when no formal activities are planned.  The President's Dinner will be preceded by a wine tasting from a number of leading wineries from the Central Otago (New Zealand's premier wine producing region).  The Audrey Ducroux Memorial Lecture this year will be delivered by Dame Silvia Cartwright, former Governor-General of New Zealand and current Head of the Cambodian War Crimes Tribunal.  Principal sponsorship of the meeting, as well as sponsorship for the Welcome Reception (which features a trip on the historic lake steamer TSS Earnslaw to Walter Peak Station with farming demonstrations and dinner at the Colonel's homestead) and gifts to delegates have already been taken, but other opportunities are still available. 

The sponsorship opportunities are flexible.  Any proposals for sponsorship, at different rates or in other forms, or in any combination - or in concert with other Fellows - are welcome. 

Even if you are not able to come to Queenstown, you may still see benefit in being recognised and having a presence through one of the sponsorship opportunities. 

I would be grateful if you could let me know by 30 June whether you are willing to contribute in this way. 

Any support which you are able to provide would be much appreciated. 

With warmest regards,

Ian Kennedy AM
President

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