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RATIONALE
Legacy African Financial Awards 2015
The African economy is on an upward glide despite the volatility in the nancial markets in general.
Recent audit reports show that there is a gradual increase of funds being poured into Africa by both
local and international institutional investors which shows that in spite of the challenges facing the
nancial sector, the effort that is invested in making the Africa Rising dream a reality remains
undaunted. As much as there is a lot work that still lies ahead, there is positive change in the face of
the African economies that should not go unnoticed.
The Legacy African Financial Awards 2015 is a brain-child of Mkhize Legacy, a multi sector
company based in Johannesburg South Africa that has seen the need to recognize champions within
the nancial sector by creating a Pan African Award event to honor the captains of our economy
from the Cape to Cairo.
OBJECTIVES
The aims and objectives of the Awards are to encourage, acknowledge and reward the valuable
contribution nancial managers, nancial journalists and accountant rms add to companies and the
State economy. This would be a rst of its kind in the continent, we planning to create a lasting
legacy for our future generation.
The event will be embraced by the presence of the African and international key industry players,
with a judging panel comprising of 18 of the top 50 African companies including Advocate Maemo
Peter Machethe, SADC (Southern African Development Community) and GEM Group’s
amboyant businessman now widely known as “The Dragon” (following his role in the television
show, Dragons’ Den South Africa) who has literally put his money where his mouth is by devoting
his own resources into creating a legacy of young entrepreneurs through his 12-12-12 initiative.
The nomination process is open but individuals or institutions will not be allowed to nominate
themselves. The call for nomination will be sent to all 52 African States.
The awards will be given to recognize Innovations that has the potential for a long-term and
signicant impact at National and regional level. The impact of the innovation may be technological
or economic in nature, and preferably should have created a broad or globally recognized benet for
the society. The aim is to harness, nurture and grow the innovative capacities of the youthful
population in the region.
The awards criteria will include signicant cost savings or revenue generation, proven
commercialization and implementation in industry, direct/indirect benecial impact on the industry,
and long term benets to the industry and/or society.
Submission of entries is invited from individuals, groups of individuals or institutions, enterprises
that have come up with new product(s), new method(s) of production and new ways of improving
the society's nancial status and technology. The target groups include the youth (up to age 35
years), women and individuals, groups and Organizations /Institutions.
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TABLE BOOKING
PLATINUM
Table of 10
R170,995.00
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GOLD
Table of 10
R150,395.00
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SILVER
Table of 10
R120,795.00
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Share a table with a Minister of Finance
Senior government ofcial (Africa)
Magnum of champagne
Premium table position by stage (Tier 1)
Drinks reception
8 bottle of house wine
5 bottles of mineral water
Full three course dinner
After dinner liquors
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Table with an international investor
Local government ofcial
Drinks reception
Table position: Tier 2
5 bottle of house wine
5 bottles of mineral water
Full three course dinner
Ÿ Table with an African / International Stock
Exchange ofcial
Ÿ Drinks reception
Ÿ Table position: Tier 3
Ÿ Three course meal and coffee (Wine however
is not included in the price but table hosts
may purchase wine at the event)
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TOP TEN TEAM AWARDS
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PRACTICE EXCELLENCE
AWARDS
Top 10 Chief Financial Ofcer
Top 10 TV Financial Analyst (best)
Top 10 External Auditors Firms (best)
Top 10 Commercial Banking
Top 10 Investment Banking (Best)
Top 10 Traders
Top 10 Quantitative Analysts
Top 10 Private Equity
Top 10 Venture Capitalist
Top 10 Financial Planner
Top 10 Insurance
Top 10 Public Accountant
Top 10 Hedge Funds
Top 10 Award of the Year
Top 10 Youngster of the Year
Top 10 Lifetime Achiever (international
investor to Africa)
Ÿ Global Financial Institute of the Year (not
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Independent Institute of the Year ( East
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Independent Institute of the Year (West
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Independent Institute of the Year (North
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Independent Institute of the Year
(Southern Africa)
INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE
AWARDS
Ÿ New Financial Institute of the Year
Ÿ Audit Practitioner of the Year
Ÿ Outstanding Contribution of the Year
TOP 10 TEAM AWARDS CRITERIA
We are looking for examples of teams working within Top 10 nancial institute that demonstrate
the benets to clients seeking services from the sector. The work should have changed and
improved the client's business, prots, costs or competitive position. The examples will highlight
the importance of high quality professional accountancy expertise. The seven awards cover teams in
audit; tax; insolvency; corporate nance; consulting; pensions; and wealth management.
Note: Entering the Top 10 Team Awards doesn't preclude you from entering your practice into a
Firm of the Year category, or putting yourself or staff members forward for the individual
categories.
The awards in this section will be judged against four key criteria:
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Innovation
Has the work introduced new or leading edge advice supported a new way of working for the
client(s) or pioneered an original change in business processes for the client(s)? Has the work
stimulated new thinking, or laid the foundation for further innovation for the client(s) and/or the
practice?
TOP 10 TEAM AWARDS CRITERIA
Return on Investment
Has the work measurably and substantially improved the client's ability to achieve its core goals?
Has it bestowed a signicant competitive advantage, or dramatically enhanced the business
processes or services offered by the client(s)? Have there been spin off benets of the work for the
client and/or the practice?
Quality of management
Was the work completed on time and within budget? Did the work match or exceed the initial client
objectives? How successfully were obstacles overcome, and what lessons were learned to improve
the management and provision of future work?
Impact
What measures have been used to assess or quantify the success of the work? How has the work
demonstrated the importance of high quality professional nancial expertise and advice? How will
the deliverables be developed, or how will they support future opportunities or changes for the
client and/or the practice?
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Entrants should provide:
A maximum 400 word explanation for how they meet each of the four criteria, plus a maximum 250
word summary of why they believe they should win this award. Each entry, therefore, requires:
Overview (80 words), which can be used for PR purposes
Four sections detailing achievements against each of the four criteria above (up to 400 words each)
A summary statement (up to 250 words)
All sections must be completed.
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Top 10 Chief Financial Team of the Year
This award is open to CFO'S work within Institute that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top 10 Survey.
This award seeks to recognise the tax advice that has delivered greatest measurable benet to the
client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional tax advice.
Top 10 Media Financial Analyst Team of the Year
This award is open to media journalist work within broadcaster that are placed in the2014
BER/PWC Top 10 Survey. This award seeks to recognise the audit advice that has delivered
greatest measurable benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality
professional host advice.
Top 10 External Auditors Team of the Year
This award is open to auditors work within African rms that are placed in the 2014 BER/PWC Top
10 Survey. This award seeks to recognise the insolvency advice that has delivered greatest
measurable benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional
insolvency advice.
Top 10 Traders of the Year
This award is open to Traders work within African institute that are placed in the2014 BER/PWC
Top 10 Survey. This award seeks to recognise the corporate nance advice that has delivered
greatest measurable benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality
professional corporate nance advice.
Top 10 Investment Banking Team of the Year
This award is open to investment work within institute that are placed in the 2014BER/PWC Top 10
Survey. This award seeks to recognise the consulting advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional consulting advice.
Top 10 Venture capitalist Team of the Year
This award is open to Venture capitalist work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top 10
Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional nancial advice.
Top 10 Insurance Team of the Year
This award is open to Insurance Team work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top
10Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional insurance advice.
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Top 10 Public Accountant Team of the Year
This award is open to accountancy work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top 10
Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional accounting advice.
CATEGORIES
Top 10 Financial Planner of the Year
This award is open to Financial Planners work within institute that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top
10Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional nancial planning
advice
Top 10 Hedge Funds of the Year
This award is open to Hedge Funds work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top
10Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional offshore
investment advice.
Top 10 Private Equity of the Year
This award is open to Private Equity work within institute that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top 10
Survey. This award seeks to recognise the equity advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional private equity
advice.
Top 10 Commercial Banker of the Year
This award is open to commercial banker work within institute that are placed in the 2014 PWC
Top10 Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest
measurable benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional
commercial banker advice.
Top 10 Quantitave Analyst of the Year
This award is open to quantitative work within institute that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top
10Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional nancial advice.
The Youngest CFO of the Year
This award is open to youngest CFO work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top 10
Survey. This award seeks to recognise the nancial advice that has delivered greatest measurable
benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional nancial advice.
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Top 10 Wealth Management Team of the Year
This award is open to wealth management work within rms that are placed in the 2014 PWC Top
10 Survey. This award seeks to recognise the wealth management advice that has delivered greatest
measurable benet to the client, demonstrating clearly the high value of quality professional wealth
management advice.
CATEGORIES
Eligibility
Ÿ To be eligible for consideration, companies must meet the following criteria:
Ÿ Any accountancy practice with at least 15 employees working in the Africa
Ÿ Be a publicly or privately held business
Ÿ Have a facility in the Africa
Ÿ Must be in business a minimum of 20 year
To ensure credibility, organisations having 30-500employees must have an 80% or better response
rate on the employee survey. Temporary, per diem, seasonal, independent contractors, consultants,
interns and volunteers are not counted in the number of employees or included in the survey
process.
We are looking to recognise the practices that have demonstrated their excellence in the profession
during the last twelve months. The awards seek to reward rms that have provided the highest
quality of service to their clients, adding signicant competitive advantage.
PLEASE NOTE: There is a separate criteria for the Financial Start-Up Award and the Online
Accounting award
The awards in this section will be judged against six key criteria:
Protability/Growth
Highlight the nancial improvement of the institute in the past twelve months and indicate changes
in fee income, sources of income and prots per equity partner. Provide evidence of winning new
clients and how this was achieved as well as client retention and client base growth, including an
increase in average client value. Full nancial statements should be included.
Professionalism
Evidence of meeting or exceeding the requirements and expectations of internal and/or external
customers. Consistently meeting or exceeding challenging objectives to ensure the highest quality
of provision of Financial services. Demonstrate a quality approach through organisational values
and working practices.
Measurable success
Able to demonstrate quantiable performance improvements for clients through the achievement of
key objectives.
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Innovation
Use of innovative approaches or technologies to enhance the quality of service provided to clients
to improve performance for clients and provide unique services setting the rm apart from
competitors. Use of innovative techniques, resources or technologies to acquire and retain clients
and/or develop professionalism within the rm. Evidence of strategic rethinking of the practice's
service and approach to its own business model and clients.
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People
Evidence of institute that its employees view as a great place to work; that values the role of
accountability and the professionalism of the staff that provide nancial services, offering career
and skills development, reward and recognition for personal achievement and industry-leading
employment benets.
Responsibility
Evidence of bringing benets to a deserving group or the wider community - an educational,
charitable or socially responsible aspect that goes beyond the core goals of the institute and or/
evidence of environmental responsibility for the institute and/or clients of the institute in one or
more of the following areas: reducing energy consumption, shrinking carbon footprints, reducing
waste, cutting raw material usage or motivating positive change in attitudes.
Entrants should provide
A maximum 400 word explanation for how they meet each of the six criteria, plus a maximum 250
word summary of why they believe they should win this award. Each entry, therefore, requires:
Organisation overview (80 words), which can be used for PR purposes
Six sections detailing achievements against each of the six criteria above (up to 400 words each)
A summary statement (up to 250 words)
All sections must be completed
Entries may include case studies, which may be anonymous, and may demonstrate how the whole
rm across all service areas has helped to give clients signicant competitive advantage.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTE START-UP AWARD
Strategic Planning
Provide evidence of a clear strategy and vision with measureable KPI's to monitor performance in
hard and soft areas against the strategy. Give details of what makes the rm different from what
already exists in the market, and include information about the initial funding of the rm and how
this supports the strategy.
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Protability/Growth
Highlight the nancial improvement of the rm since launch and indicate changes in fee income,
sources of income and prots per equity partner. Provide evidence of winning clients and how this
was achieved as well as client retention and client base growth, including an increase in average
client value. Full nancial statements should be included.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTE START-UP AWARD
Professionalism
Evidence of meeting or exceeding the requirements and expectations of internal and/or external
customers. Consistently meeting or exceeding challenging objectives to ensure the highest quality
of provision of accountancy services. Demonstrate a quality approach through organisational values
and working practices.
Measurable success
Able to demonstrate quantiable performance improvements for clients through the achievement of
key objectives.
Innovation
Use of innovative approaches or technologies to enhance the quality of service provided to clients
to improve performance for clients and provide unique services setting the rm apart from
competitors. Use of innovative techniques, resources or technologies to acquire and retain clients
and/or develop professionalism within the rm. Evidence of strategic rethinking of the practice's
service and approach to its own business model and clients.
People
Evidence of a rm that its employees view as a great place to work; that values the role of
accountancy and the professionalism of the staff that provide accountancy services, offering career
and skills development, reward and recognition for personal achievement.
Responsibility
Evidence of bringing benets to a deserving group or the wider community - an educational,
charitable or socially responsible aspect that goes beyond the core goals of the rm and or/ evidence
of environmental responsibility for the rm and/or clients of the rm in one or more of the
following areas: reducing energy consumption, shrinking carbon footprints, reducing waste, cutting
raw material usage or motivating positive change in attitudes.
Entrants should provide
A maximum 400 word explanation for how they meet each of the seven criteria, plus a maximum
250 word summary of why they believe they should win this award.
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Each entry, therefore, requires
Organisation overview (80 words), which can be used for PR purposes
Seven sections detailing achievements against each of the seven criteria above (up to 400 words
each)
FINANCIAL INSTITUTE START-UP AWARD
Protability/Growth
Highlight the nancial improvement of the rm in the past twelve months, particularly indicating
changes in online fee income, sources of income and prots per equity partner. Provide evidence of
winning new online clients and how this was achieved as well as client retention and client base
growth, including an increase in average client value.
Integration
Highlight how the institute has integrated online services into their traditional business model. The
institute should demonstrate the timescales, training, cultural changes, marketing etc. that
introducing online services required.
Innovation
Use of innovative approaches or technologies to enhance the quality of online service provided to
clients. How have these improved performance for clients and provided a unique service setting the
institute apart from competitors. Use of innovative techniques, resources or technologies to acquire
and retain clients and/or develop professionalism within the company. Evidence of strategic
rethinking of the practice's service and approach to its own business model and clients. Has the
institute used Cloud technology to work with different types of clients using mobile
communications (tablets, smart phones etc.) to manage client accounts? Institute could also
elaborate on their future aspirations for using online nancial, including any evidence
implementation.
Measurable success
To be Able to demonstrate quantiable performance improvements for clients through the
achievement of key objectives, as a result of online services. Client case studies/testimonials could
be included in this section.
Entrants should provide
A maximum 400 word explanation for how they meet each of the four criteria, plus a maximum 250
word summary of why they believe they should win this award.
Each entry, therefore, requires
Ÿ Organisation overview (80 words), which can be used for PR purposes.
Ÿ Four sections detailing achievements against each of the four criteria above (up to 400 words
each)
Ÿ A summary statement (up to 250 words)
Ÿ All sections must be completed.
Ÿ Entries may include case studies, which may be anonymous, and may demonstrate how the
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whole rm across all service areas has helped to give clients signicant competitive advantage.
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Global Institute of the Year (SADAC, east Africa, North Africa, West Africa)
The winner will be the highest ranking institute from the BET/ PWC Client Satisfaction Survey, in
partnership with Forbes Director Magazine. Firms entered into the survey are those with a turnover
greater than R3b and a global network of ofces. For more information contact Lungi at
[email protected]
PRACTICE EXCELLENCE AWARDS
Awarded to the organization in the African Continent with turnover up to R5b that demonstrates
how the rm has added signicant value to its clients and across all service areas. The winning rm
will show how the services it has provided have been fundamental in enabling their clients to
achieve their business goals.
Independent Financial institute of the Year (East and North Africa Region)
Awarded to the organization in the African Continent with turnover up to R300m that demonstrates
how the organization has added signicant value to its clients and across all service areas. The
winning organization will show how the services it has provided have been fundamental in enabling
their clients to achieve their business goals.
Independent Financial Institute of the Year, (West and Southern Africa Region)
Awarded to the rm in South East with turnover up to £3m that demonstrates how the rm has
added signicant value to its clients and across all service areas. The winning rm will show how
the services it has provided have been fundamental in enabling their clients to achieve their
business goals.
Community Award
This award seeks to recognise the rm using nancial professionalism and advice to bring greatest
benet to a deserving group or the wider community. The community initiative, project or support
must feature a substantial educational, charitable or socially responsible aspect that goes beyond the
core goals of the organisation. Entry is open to all rms. Collaborations between multiple rms are
also welcome and may be entered as a single entry. The entry will not be required to meet the
protability/growth criteria, although if protability or growth was achieved for the community
organisation detail can be supplied.
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Practice Start-Up Award
Open to any practice less than three years old at, the Start-Up Award is looking for vibrant rms
that have made a positive impact on their clients and community. Entrants may have identied a
signicant market to enter; or using the latest technologies to provide customers with a fresh
service. The business need not be signicantly protable, but will need to demonstrate that it is
succeeding in moving towards its objectives for both its stakeholders and clients
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The Online nancial Award
Awarded to the rm that manages more than 30% of their clients online, that demonstrates how the
rm has added signicant value to its clients, and across all service areas by use of online platforms
and services . The winning rm will show how the online services it has provided have been
fundamental in enabling their clients to achieve their business goals.
EMPLOYER EXCELLENCE AWARD
EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR
The Best Employer Award as part of the Best Employer programme will award the nancial
institute that provides the best employment and career opportunities for nancial industry
professionals. The winner will be the institute that its employees view as a great place to work; that
values the role of Financial sector and the professionalism of the staff that provide nancial
services, offering career and skills development, reward and recognition for personal achievement
and industry-leading employment benets.
The winner will be the Practice with the highest ranking score in the 2015 Bureau for Economic
Research BER / PWC. The survey is a two part process, an Employer questionnaire and an
Employee Engagement and Satisfaction survey. To be considered for the Employer of the Year
category at this year's African Financial Awards a institute will need to participate in the BER/ PWC
(SA bank survey) Best Employer Survey.
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Eligibility
Ÿ To be eligible for consideration, companies must meet the following criteria:
Ÿ Any Financial institute practice with at least 15 employees working in the African Continent
Ÿ Be a publicly or privately held business
Ÿ Have a facility in the Africa
Ÿ Must be in business a minimum of 1 year
Ÿ To ensure credibility, organisations having 15-24 employees must have an 80% or better
response rate on the employee survey. Temporary, seasonal, independent contractors,
consultants, interns and volunteers are not counted in the number of employees or included in
the survey process.
Sponsorship Packages
Gold Participation
R850 000
Platinum Anchor Partner
R1 200 000
Silver Presentation
R500 000
Recognition & Marketing
Recognition & Marketing
Recognition & Marketing
Ÿ The television promotion ads
Ÿ Logo placement and recognition
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will be screened on respected
broadcasters from the Launch in
June 2015 until the close of
nominations in September
2015.
Exclusive interview in
mainstream media
Your company will receive
quality exposure in the display
ads calling for nominations and
editorials featured regularly in
supporting newspapers,
magazines and newsletters
throughout the Continent from
June 2015 to October2015.
Your company will feature
heavily in the Launches and
your guests will be invited as
VIP's to these functions.
Keynote Dinner Event speech –
5 minute presentation about
your company.
300 certificates will be printed
and presented personally where
possible, to all nominees of the
Program featuring your
company.
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as Gold Participation Partner on
all Financial Awards 2015
marketing and collateral
material, including, but not
limited to; invitations, website,
and day of event signage, cover
of participant resource guide
and material.
Exclusive interview in
mainstream media
Contribution to guest list of
Dinner Programme.
15 minute presentation at the
Awards.
Your company will be
mentioned where possible in
media releases and media
interviews conducted
throughout the Continent.
Logo placement on the
Mkhize Legacy website until
February 2016.
Logo placement in any paid or
promotional print advertising
billboards
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as a Silver Presenting Partner on
all Financial Award 2015
marketing and collateral
material, including, but not
limited to; invitations, website,
and day of event materials.
Brand recognition at the
entrance help desk
10 minute presentation by your
company representative on
issues relevant to the Financial
Awards 2015 theme
Logo placement on the
ML website until February
2016.
Logo inclusion in the Awards
pre-promotional electronic
communication as a Silver
Presentation Partner.
Logo placement in any paid or
promotional print advertising
billboards.
Event Participation
Event Participation
Event Participation
Ÿ Admission for ten (10) delegates
Admission for ten (8) delegates to
attend the Africa Financial Awards
2015
Ÿ Your company will be invited to have a
Senior Executive in the Judging panel
and present the three category finalists
and the winner of your Category
Award at the Awards Gala
Presentation.
Ÿ Your company will receive an End-ofProgram Report summarising all
promotional and media activity for
each stage of the Program (including
copies of media clippings and DVD
copies of the ads featured on TV
Broadcasters)
Ÿ Admission for five (5) delegates
to attend the Financial Awards
2015
Ÿ Your company will be invited to
have a senior representative on
the Judging Panel where the
three finalists for your category
and your winner are selected.
Ÿ Your company will receive an
End-of-Program Report
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to attend the Financial Awards
2015
Ÿ One (1) company
Ÿ representative to participate in
the panel of experts, Judging
panel
Ÿ Prime recognition in the
Programme Director's remarks
on welcome address.
LEGACY AWARDS BOOKING FORM
CONTACT INFORMATION (Please use BLOCK LETTERS)
TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT:
First Participant
Name:
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Second Participant
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LUNGI MKHIZE
+27 11 807 8015
+27 74 200 4368
+27 86 520 4540
[email protected]
302, Building 25, Sunninghill Office Park,
Peltier Road, Sunninghill, South Africa
Third Participant
FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Job Title
This event confers upon its sponsor
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
REGISTRATION FEES (Excl. VAT) - ZAR
INVESTMENT PACKAGES
Standard Participant
R7,500.00
Legacy Awards Sponsorship Packages
Platinum Anchor Partner
R1 200,000.00
Gold Participation Partner
R850,000.00
Silver Presentation
R5000,000.00
PAYMENTS:
All payments must be received within 10 days of booking.
Cancellations: Must be received in writing two (2) weeks prior to the
date of the event and will be charged at 50% of the booking cost.
Cancellations received within two (2) weeks of the course date will be
charged at 100% of the booking cost. Mkhize Legacy (ML) reserves
the right to change the venue, date, content or speaker of its event at
anytime. In the event that ML cancels the event, MLreserves the right
to transfer this booking to be held in the following 12 months to
provide a credit note of the equivalent amount to another event
within the following 12 months. Liability: By completing this booking
form the client hereby agrees that ML will not be able to mitigate its
losses for any less than 50% of the total booking.
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Legacy Awards Table Packages
Platinum Table of 10
R170,995.00
Gold Table of 10
R150,395.00
Silver Table of 10
R120,795.00
AUTHORISATION
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SUBSTITUTIONS / CANCELLATIONS
If you are unable to attend the conference for any reason, we require
at least 28 days prior written notice letter or email. No refund or credit
will be offered on cancellations received less than 28 days prior to the
start date and any outstanding payment will be required in full (this
also applies to delegates who do not attend on the day)
Attendance fees will not be refunded (irrespective of the date of
booking) in the training or threat of war, terrorism or circumstances
outside of the organisers control.
We reserve the right to accept or reject delegates at our own
discretion.