Sponsorship Proposal
CEE is delighted to invite you to
sponsor and exhibit at the
Conference in March 2015
86 Anderson Street, South Yarra I Telephone: +61 3 9862 9200 I cee.mggs.vic.edu.au
A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF CEE
Melbourne Girls Grammar are known for our long
and proud history of providing an exceptional
education for girls. Now we will expand and enhance
our international reputation as an innovator in
education with The Centre for Educational
Enterprise.
The Centre for Educational Enterprise is a
philanthropic initiative bringing together thought
leaders in education as well as health and wellbeing
organisations that are curious and committed to
imagining and acting on preferred futures for young
people. We are excited to launch our inaugural
conference: Future Fusion – The Confluence of
Education & Health to be held in March 2015.
We will challenge participants to imagine a new reality for young people, one in which
they will experience a purposeful continuum in health and education. With a program
featuring world leading experts in the fields of education, health and social research
an opportunity exists for your organisation to invest in a philanthropic event and
engage the education and wellbeing community.
We believe our sponsorship proposal will provide an exciting marketing opportunity
for your company and we would relish the opportunity of working in partnership with
you. The 300 attending delegates include decision makers of both national and
international educational institutions and health organisations.
Your organisation will have an opportunity to promote your brand through the various
sponsorship packages listed.
Catherine Misson
Director Centre for Educational Enterprise
Principal, Melbourne Girls Grammar
INAUGURAL CONFERENCE
19 - 20 MARCH 2015
Future Fusion - The Confluence of Education and Health
The Centre for Educational Enterprise (CEE) is proud to present our inaugural
international conference in Melbourne on 20 March 2015.
This one day program has been specifically designed to bring together leaders
in the fields of health and education to promote discussion on the historical
opportunity we have to create a purposeful continuum of practices and
provisions that will deliver a more powerful paradigm than the present
dichotomy.
We are delighted that internationally recognised researchers and practitioners
will join us for a dynamic experience, expertly convened by Jenny Brockie.
Those in attendance will contemplate the innovations and technologies that
can transform health and education services, deliberate the challenges facing
reform agendas, and consider the international movement to question the
present in order to act for the future.
This Conference will be of interest to a wide range of educators, health
professionals and other social agencies. This will be an opportunity to join a
leading dialogue in the space of innovation for the future of our children and
young people.
PROGRAM
DAY 1
6pm Thursday 19 March 2015
Pre-Conference Gala Cocktail Party
Early Registration
VENUE
DAY 2
8am Friday 20 March 2015
Registration
Conference Day
NAB Building
700 Bourke Street
Docklands
PATRON
Dr Helen Sykes AM is the Director of Future Leaders and President
of the Trust for Young Australians. She is Chair of The Australian
Collaboration, Associate of the Melbourne Sustainable Society
Institute, Member of the Future Justice Executive, Summit Governor
of the Hillary Institute, Board Member of the Council for the
Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and of the Public Interest
Journalism Foundation. She has published and edited many books.
MASTER OF CEREMONY
Jenny Brockie is one of Australia's most gifted and sought after
forum facilitators. Jenny is well known for hosting SBS TV's INSIGHT,
where she facilitates an always lively and thought provoking
discussion on a wide range of topics with more than 50 participants
weekly.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Mark McCrindle is an award-winning social researcher, best-selling
author, and influential thought leader, and is regularly commissioned
to deliver strategy and advice to the boards and executive committees
of some of Australia's leading organisations.
Suzie Boss is a writer and educational consultant who focuses on the
power of teaching and learning to improve lives and transform
communities. She is the author of four books in the education field,
including Bringing Innovation to School and Reinventing ProjectBased Learning. She is a regular contributor to Edutopia and the
Stanford Social Innovation Review.
PANEL 1: EDUCATIONAL LEADERS
After almost a decade in the Royal Australian Air Force as an aircraft
engineer, Peter Kenny studied education majoring in both History and
Music. Peter has completed a Diploma in Teaching, a Bachelor of
Education and a Masters in Educational Leadership. Peter was Director of
Curriculum at Saint Ignatius College, Australia, Principal of Dresden
International School, Germany, Regional Manager for the International
Baccalaureate in Asia Pacific and was appointed 'Head of Projects' for the
International Baccalaureate Organization (IB) in 2005 and worked with
organizations (UNESCO, World Vision) and schools in leading service
programs in the wake of the December 26th 2004 Tsunami disaster.
Dianne Drew is Head of School at Dwight School, a 143-year-old
independent, international school in New York City. She is also serves as
Dwight's Global Academic Director overseeing curriculum direction for
their campuses in Canada, the United Kingdom, Korea and China. Dwight
is well known for being a pre-eminent International Baccalaureate
continuum school that offers all four IB programs and she also serves as
Vice President of the Guild of International Baccalaureate Schools in
North America.
Simon Murray is the Headmaster of St Peter’s College, Adelaide.
Simon has had 38 years of leadership experience in education and is now
in his 25th year as Headmaster. Prior to his appointment to St Peter’s
College, Simon was Headmaster of Canberra Grammar School and
Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School.Simon was elected inaugural Chair of
the Positive Education Schools Association (PESA) in 2012, a position he
continues to hold. In 2014 Simon was appointed a member of the global
steering committee which aims to establish an international organisation
for Positive Education.
Appointed as Principal of MLC School in May 2011, Denice Scala is a
visionary educational leader with a proven track record in creating vibrant
learning cultures that set high expectations and offer creative possibilities
where students and staff flourish. Denice recently completed a Graduate
Certificate in Neuroscience from Flinders University, focusing her studies on
how the latest developments in brain research can shape optimal learning
experiences.
PANEL 2: HEALTH LEADERS
Professor Helen Herrman is a psychiatrist and public health physician.
She is Professor of Psychiatry and Director of Research at Orygen Youth
Health Research Centre and the Centre for Youth Mental Health, The
University of Melbourne; and Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre
for Mental Health in Melbourne. She is an NHMRC Practitioner Fellow,
and Honorary Fellow of the World Psychiatric Association. She is
President of the Pacific Rim College of Psychiatrists, and Vice President
of the International Association of Women's Mental Health. In 2013,
Helen was inducted into the Victorian Honour Roll of Women.
Associate Professor Leanne Hides is an Australian Research Council
(ARC) Future Fellowship holder and clinical psychologist with expertise
in the mental health and wellbeing of young people. Leanne is the
Deputy Director of the Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research
(CYSAR), and has led eight clinical trials on brief and cognitive
behaviour therapy (CBT) interventions for substance use and comorbid
mental health issues in young people.
Associate Professor Jane Burns is the founder and CEO of the Young
and Well Cooperative Research Centre, an organisation that unites
young people with researchers, practitioners and innovators to explore
the role of technology in improving mental health and wellbeing for
young people aged 12 to 25. Jane holds a Principal Research
Fellowship at Orygen, The National Centre of Excellence in Youth
Mental Health and an Honorary Fellowship at the Brain & Mind Research
Institute. She has led the youth agenda for beyondblue, was a
Commonwealth Fund Harkness Fellow at the University of California,
San Francisco, and was Director of International Partnerships at Inspire
Foundation. She holds a PhD in Medicine from the Faculty of Medicine
(Public Health and Epidemiology) University of Adelaide.
SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES
GOLD PACKAGE
$10,000
Includes:
Sponsorship of the Master of Ceremony, Jenny Brockie
Accommodation and flights
Your Return:
Corporate presence of two representatives from your organisation to attend:
• Pre Conference Gala Cocktail and Conference
Acknowledgment from Jenny Brockie
Exhibition display at morning tea and lunch sessions
Promotional branding opportunities:
• Logo on all collateral
• Logo on CEE website
• Branded banner to side of stage
• Provide one promotional item
SILVER PACKAGE
$8,000 - 2 Available
Includes:
Sponsorship of Keynote Speakers, Suzie Boss or Mark McCrindle
Accommodation and flights
Your Return:
Acknowledgement from either Suzie Boss or Mark McCrindle
Exhibition display at morning tea and lunch sessions
Promotional branding opportunities:
• Logo on all collateral
• Logo on CEE website
• Provide one promotional item
BRONZE PACKAGE
$5,000- 2 Available
Includes:
Sponsorship of Panel session
Your Return:
Exhibition display at morning tea and lunch sessions
Promotional branding opportunities:
• Logo on all collateral
• Logo on CEE website
• Provide one promotional item
SPONSORSHIP TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Sponsor Agreement
A sponsorship agreement will be written and signed in accordance to the
negotiated figure and terms and conditions outlined by both parties. CEE will
manage and prepare the sponsorship agreement and work with your
organisation to carry out all requirements.
Sponsor’s Responsibilities
It is the responsibility of the sponsor to provide your branded banner and
electronic images of your logo at the time of the signed Sponsor Agreement.
In the event that materials, information or artwork required by the CEE
Administrator are not received by the designated due date, their use for their
intended purpose cannot be guaranteed.
The value of these entitlements will not be refunded if this is the case.
Logos will be requested in PDF, .jpg and .eps format, at least high resolution
300dpi. Should an alternative format be received, the CEE Administrator
cannot be held responsible for the quality of the logos displayed in any of the
promotional material. CEE will manage and coordinate the event and all
logistics.
Payment
50% deposit required prior to confirmation of sponsorship. 50% final
installment required by 15 February 2015. A Tax Invoice will be sent.
Sponsorship Cancellation/Alterations Policy
Sponsorship changes, alterations and cancellations must be made in writing
and prior to 15 February 2015. Terms and Conditions will be included in the
Sponsor Agreement. If the cancellation is received after 15 February 2015,
no refund is applicable.
SPONSORSHIP ACCEPTANCE FORM
Should you wish to confirm sponsorship, please return the completed Acceptance
Form to the CEE Administrator and terms and conditions with a Tax Invoice will be
forwarded for completion and approval. On receipt of the deposit payment, a
confirmation letter will be sent highlighting further information regarding benefits,
due dates, etc.
Confirmation of Sponsorship
Level of Sponsorship
Should you wish to confirm
sponsorship, please return this
form to CEE Administrator
[email protected]
All amounts are in Australian dollars and
include GST, unless indicated otherwise.
Contact Person (all correspondence
will be forwarded to this person):
CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP
 Gold
$10,000
 Silver
$8,000
 Bronze
$5,000
First Name
Surname
Position
Organisation
TOTAL
$ __________
Address
Suburb
State
Postcode
Phone
Email
Signed
Your signature below is taken as
authorised
acceptance
of
the
sponsorship entitlements as per the
Sponsorship Proposal and acceptance
of the terms and conditions.
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CONTACTS
Renèe Dobson
Event Coordinator
E [email protected]
T +61 3 9862 9200
Francesca Conte
CEE Administrator
E [email protected]
T +61 3 9862 9250