Silver £500 Gold £900 Platinum £2000
Good point, lets talk pounds-sterling from here on out, and I think those prices are fine. Symas would go for the Platinum sponsorship at those rates.
That's good to know, thanks.
Could someone please dig out the 2013 sponsorship offer and send a summary of what was given for each level? We need to make some changes as the contribution for each level is now roughly half the 2013 value.
Andrew
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2015-07-16 20:49 GMT+02:00 Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk:
Silver £500 Gold £900 Platinum £2000
Good point, lets talk pounds-sterling from here on out, and I think those prices are fine. Symas would go for the Platinum sponsorship at those rates.
That's good to know, thanks.
Could someone please dig out the 2013 sponsorship offer and send a summary of what was given for each level? We need to make some changes as the contribution for each level is now roughly half the 2013 value.
What was done in 2013:
Silver * Logo on the website (sponsors page) * Logo on all communication media * 2 free entry tickets
Gold * Logo on the website (sponsors page) * Logo on all communication media * 4 free entry tickets * Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job offers, demos, etc.
Platinum * Logo on the website (sponsors and welcome page) * Logo on all communication media * 6 free entry tickets * Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job offers, demos, etc. * A 2 minutes speech slot during the opening keynote
Clément
Works for me. In terms of hard numbers it seems the conference would be out price of the meals and the price of admission for however many free entry tickets were included. Subtracting the current proposed figures for those (I don’t have them at hand) what would be the net amount received for each level of sponsorship?
-Matt
On Jul 16, 2015, at 1:44 PM, Clément OUDOT clem.oudot@gmail.com wrote:
2015-07-16 20:49 GMT+02:00 Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk:
Silver £500 Gold £900 Platinum £2000
Good point, lets talk pounds-sterling from here on out, and I think those prices are fine. Symas would go for the Platinum sponsorship at those rates.
That's good to know, thanks.
Could someone please dig out the 2013 sponsorship offer and send a summary of what was given for each level? We need to make some changes as the contribution for each level is now roughly half the 2013 value.
What was done in 2013:
Silver
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 2 free entry tickets
Gold
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 4 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
Platinum
- Logo on the website (sponsors and welcome page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 6 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
- A 2 minutes speech slot during the opening keynote
Clément
What was done in 2013:
Silver
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 2 free entry tickets
Gold
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 4 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
Platinum
- Logo on the website (sponsors and welcome page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 6 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
- A 2 minutes speech slot during the opening keynote
How many of each level are available?
Thanks.
Gold
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 4 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
Hi all,
I presume there will be only one Platinum, which Symas are taking. Could we take a Gold level?
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Thanks.
Time to get this tied down! Here is what I propose for the sponsorship packages:
Silver * £500 * Logo on the website (sponsors page) * Logo on all communication media * 1 display board for commercial posters * 2 free entry tickets
Gold * £1000 * Logo on the website (sponsors page) * Logo on all communication media * 2 display boards for commercial posters * 4 free entry tickets * Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job offers, demos, etc.
Platinum * £2000 * Logo on the website (sponsors and welcome page) * Logo on all communication media * 4 display boards for commercial posters * 6 free entry tickets * Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job offers, demos, etc. * A 2 minutes speech slot during the opening keynote
In terms of income to the conference we can compare those packages with the cost of the tickets they include. Assuming similar ticket prices to 2013 (Full £175, Earlybird £125) we get:
Silver: £500 - 2*£175 = £150 (or £250 if we use the Earlybird rate) Gold: £1000 - 4*£175 = £300 (or £500 if we use the Earlybird rate) Platinum: £2000 - 6*£175 = £950 (or £1250 if we use the Earlybird rate)
Sponsors should e-mail their preferred logo in a range of sizes including one for the website (max 100x200 pixels). Once payment reaches UKUUG we will add the logo and link to the website.
Does that look OK?
Kimball: what is the VAT situation here? I assume we would charge VAT to UK entities, but I am not sure how this would be treated for EU and for non-EU entities. I am pretty sure that tickets get VAT charged for everyone as the service is delivered in the UK, but sponsorship may come under a different rule. We need to be clear on the actual cost in the information we send to potential sponsors.
Andrew
We charge VAT to everyone, as the service is delivered in the UK, all sponsorship benefits are delivered in the UK, so it still applies.
Kimball
On 31 July 2015 at 11:43, Andrew Findlay andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk wrote:
Time to get this tied down! Here is what I propose for the sponsorship packages:
Silver
- £500
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 1 display board for commercial posters
- 2 free entry tickets
Gold
- £1000
- Logo on the website (sponsors page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 2 display boards for commercial posters
- 4 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
Platinum
- £2000
- Logo on the website (sponsors and welcome page)
- Logo on all communication media
- 4 display boards for commercial posters
- 6 free entry tickets
- Booth (table) in the conference hall for commercial offerings, job
offers, demos, etc.
- A 2 minutes speech slot during the opening keynote
In terms of income to the conference we can compare those packages with the cost of the tickets they include. Assuming similar ticket prices to 2013 (Full £175, Earlybird £125) we get:
Silver: £500 - 2*£175 = £150 (or £250 if we use the Earlybird rate) Gold: £1000 - 4*£175 = £300 (or £500 if we use the Earlybird rate) Platinum: £2000 - 6*£175 = £950 (or £1250 if we use the Earlybird rate)
Sponsors should e-mail their preferred logo in a range of sizes including one for the website (max 100x200 pixels). Once payment reaches UKUUG we will add the logo and link to the website.
Does that look OK?
Kimball: what is the VAT situation here? I assume we would charge VAT to UK entities, but I am not sure how this would be treated for EU and for non-EU entities. I am pretty sure that tickets get VAT charged for everyone as the service is delivered in the UK, but sponsorship may come under a different rule. We need to be clear on the actual cost in the information we send to potential sponsors.
Andrew
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On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 11:43:36AM +0100, Andrew Findlay wrote:
Time to get this tied down! Here is what I propose for the sponsorship packages:
Having checked with Kimball I now know that we have to charge VAT to everyone. Companies that are registered for VAT in an EU country should be able to reclaim the tax through their local tax office, but those outside the EU probably cannot. The effect is:
Silver
- £500
Plus 20% VAT gives a total of £600
Gold
- £1000
Plus 20% VAT gives a total of £1200
Platinum
- £2000
Plus 20% VAT gives a total of £2400
These are still very much below the 2013 figures for each level. I don't recall whether 2013 included VAT or not, but it makes no real difference as if the 2013 event was not VAT registered it would have had to pay (and not reclaim) VAT on everything it bought.
Andrew
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