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Business Events
In addition to the following event support opportunities we are also able to offer limited advertising opportunities in our 16 page tabloid publication. Click here for further details
Business Event Supporter Package - £500 per event (max 4 per event- excludes launch)
Launch Event Supporter Package - £1500 (North or South Wales option)
Business Partner Package - £3000 (3 opportunities)
Community Events
ict forum wales
community events are being held across Wales in association with Broadband Wales. The events aim to increase public awareness of the potential, availability and applications of Information
Communication Technology encouraging creative community participation.
Community Event Supporter Package - £500
(2 opportunities per region- North Wales / South Wales)
Community Partner Package - £1000
(2 opportunities - 1 North Wales & 1 South Wales)
Technocamps
The
Technocamp
initiative was devised and developed by staff from the Computer Science department at Swansea University to enhance and support the teaching of technology and computing skills in
schools.
The aim of the
Technocamp
initiative
is to develop a programme of technology focussed workshops that will inspire and technically empower young people interested in the computing sciences. All
Technocamp
workshop content is carefully sourced with inspiration and technical innovation in mind and we hope to encourage able young people to consider the challenge of a career in
computing.
Technocamps workshop supporter - £300 per workshop
(4 opportunities - 3 South Wales & 1 North Wales)
Teen Works 2005
Teen Works 2005 is a full day conference, organised by WISE KIDS and ITWales, that will address the issues concerning young people and their use of the internet and associated technologies.
Teen Works 2005 Conference Supporter Package - £500
(6 opportunities)
Notes for supporters
In addition to the specified benefits all associated pre and post event PR will make reference to relevant support. Event supporters will be invited to include appropriate comment in post event PR
submitted to local press, national press, niche publications and websites including
www.ictforumwales.com and
www.itwales.com
Further information about specific support elements:
The brochure will be produced in September for distribution in October, with approximately 20,000 to be produced. The size makes it ideal for mailshots given that it will fit in a DL sized envelope.
Copies will also be issued to supporters, event partners and venues. All events will be listed, separated by business, community and education. Supporters will be represented by logo, therefore a high
resolution image is required for printing.
The publication will be developed in house and will be printed in a newspaper format. This will also be produced in September for distribution in October, with approximately 100,000 produced. The
publication will be distributed soon after the brochure, and will be sent via a wider mailshot, with copies issued to supporters, event partners and venues. All events will be listed in the centre pages,
with the rest of the publication made up of interviews and articles from supporters, speakers and partner organisations, together with advertising from the wider business community. Event supporters
will be represented by logo, therefore a high resolution image is required for printing.
Event supporters may use one promotional display stand at their supported event (the Business Partner Package includes stands at the key events - see Note 7). Promotional stands must be no wider
than 1m, therefore pull up roller banner stands are recommended.
Event supporters may include one piece of literature in the delegate pack for their supported day (the Business Partner Package entitles supporters to include literature at every business event).
Literature must be no larger than A4.
ITWales have produced an event website for this programme. The site includes a supporter's section with logos and hyperlinks. Supporter logos will also be used on the relevant event pages.
In association with Opportunity Wales, ITWales will be producing daily podcasts from the events of the programme. Event supporters will be acknowledged by company name on the podcast of the
relevant day; supporters opting for the Business Partner Package, or Launch Event Supporter Package will also be given the opportunity to be interviewed for a podcast.
ITWales view several events as key to this programme. The Business Partner Package entitles supporters to take up promotional activities at all of these events:
Please note:
ITWales reserve the right to adapt or amend the supporter opportunities at any time.
Should any element be withdrawn, it will be replaced with a suitable and comparable alternative
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ict forum wales 2005 is organised by ITWales in collaboration with Swansea
University and University of Wales Bangor
The programme is part financed by the European Social Fund