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The WA Professional Development Sub Committee will host a technical tour of resource recovery
and industrial ecology sites in Perth’s southern industrial precinct, followed by a networking function
at a local venue.
Core Program Partner Benefits Gold
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the AWA WA host ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event ✓
Opportunity to make a 3-minute welcome or closing address ✓
Corporate logo on name tags ✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter or What’s On WA to be circulated to
all WA members, targeted client groups and industry leaders ✓
Complimentary registrations to the event
Freestanding banner at the networking event (to be provided by program partner)
All employees register at the member rate ✓
Investment (incl. GST)
The WA Young Water Professionals hold several events throughout the year. If you are interested in
supporting the AWA as a program partner for all WA YWP events, a summary is as follows:
YWP Program Summary Platinum Package Amount
Mentoring Program (3 events) $2,500 Tertiary Engagement Program (3 events) $1,500
End of Year Event and Site Tour $1,100 Reconciliation Week Workshops and networking (2 events) $2,500
TOTAL $7,600
Please refer below for a more comprehensive description of the YWP program. As an alternative to
becoming a partner for the entire YWP program, we can discuss partnership on individual YWP
programs included herein.
The WA mentoring program is a year-long program designed to encourage professional mentoring in
the water industry. Young water professional members are connected to experienced professionals
and encouraged to meet in a structured one-on-one format to the benefit of both parties. The
program begins with a speed networking session to allow all attendees to meet, network and
preference a suitable mentor/mentee. During the course of the program, emails are sent out with
helpful mentoring topics to discuss as a reminder for participants to arrange a mentoring catch-up. A
mid-program unstructured networking session is arranged to allow participants to meet as a group
and discuss their experience in the program.
Core Program Partner Benefits Platinum Package
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the AWA WA host ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the two launch events and YWP communications to participants
✓
Corporate logo on slide display at launch events ✓
Opportunity to make a 3-minute welcome or closing address at launch events ✓
Corporate logo on name tags at each event ✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members, targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓
Complimentary registrations to each launch event Freestanding banner at the launch events (to be provided by program partner and subject to venue allowing banners to be put on display)
All employees register at the member rate ✓
Investment (incl. GST) $2,500
Three seminars from Semester 1 2018 to end Semester 1 2019
The Tertiary Engagement Program seeks to engage students and university staff to bridge the gap between university and industry. The program aims to target students and staff involved with water related courses by holding seminars in conjunction with university timetabling. The seminars will give students an insight to AWA, its role as an organisation and the benefits of membership, via personal stories of current AWA members at different stages of their water career.
Core Program Partner Benefits Platinum Package
Acknowledgment in the opening and/or closing remarks by AWA Host ✓ Corporate logo on all marketing material (i.e. flyer) used for the event ✓ Opportunity for program partner representative to attend seminar and discuss their links with AWA and their water career
✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓
Freestanding banner at the event (to be supplied by program partner) 1
Investment (inc. GST) $1,500
The WA Young Water Professionals (YWP) sub-committee hold this annual end of year celebration which combines a final social networking event of the year and a site tour that focuses on a water related aspect of another industry.
Core Program Partner Benefits Platinum Package
Acknowledgment in the opening and/or closing remarks by AWA Host ✓ Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and on AWA event webpage
✓
Opportunity to make a 5-minute welcome or closing address ✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 2
Freestanding banner at the event (to be supplied by program partner) 1
Investment (inc. GST) $1,100
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is celebrated annually from 27 May to 3 of June. The week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements - part of a reconciliation journey that is strengthening respectful relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In 2017, the YWP held their first NRW event and had the privilege of Dr Noel Nannup sharing the synergies between western science and traditional Indigenous knowledge of land and water systems. Dr Nannup helped us realise that many of us in the industry lack even foundational knowledge of Aboriginal culture. As such, in 2018 we have invited ICEA Foundation to share some of this knowledge with AWA WA as part of NRW 2018. ICEA's overarching purpose is to achieve reconciliation through mutual respect for all Australians. ICEA will be facilitating a two-hour workshop that looks at the meaning of reconciliation through yarns and group activities. The session will also include a workshop on meaningful Acknowledgement of Country for corporate events. In 2019, to further grow AWA WA’s knowledge of Aboriginal land and water systems in WA, the YWPs are planning for Urban Indigenous to run a water themed 2-3-hour language and bush workshop. AWA WA invites you to be part of this journey, as we seek to explore how the water industry can join the national reconciliation effort. Core Program Partner Benefits Platinum
Package
Acknowledgment in the opening and/or closing remarks by AWA Host ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and on AWA event webpage ✓ Opportunity to make a 5-minute welcome or closing address ✓ Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 2 Freestanding banner at the event (to be supplied by program partner) 1
Investment (inc. GST) $2,500
Friday 6 April 2018
The WA Annual Water Industry Conference is a key feature in the Australian Water Association’s WA Branch calendar and brings together a range of professionals to discuss a variety of topics. The 2018 conference theme is WAter – A State of Extremes and will explore how the water sector responds to the local context – be it in flood or drought, urban or rural, reuse or discharge. The conference will be held at AQWA, Hillarys Boat Harbour. The WA Branch Professional Development Sub Committee will be hosting the 2019 Conference. Details TBC.
Core Program Partner Benefits Gold Silver Video
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the WA Branch President or AWA Host
✓ ✓ ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and AWA event webpage
✓ ✓ ✓
Corporate logo on slide display at event ✓ ✓ ✓
Opportunity to make a 5 minute welcome or closing address
✓
Corporate logo on EDM communications as video program partner and on video title slides
✓
Receipt of video link for presentations that you can embed to your website or email communication, available approx. 4 weeks post event (please note you would not receive the original video files)
✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓ ✓ ✓
Opportunity to distribute materials at the event ✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 2 1 1 Freestanding banner at the event 2 1 2
Investment (inc. GST) per event $4,250 $2,500 SOLD
May 2018 / 2019
The Information & Advocacy Sub Committee will hold its annual Policy Forum event on Thursday 24 May 2018 at the offices of Aecom, in the Perth CBD. The science, technology and policy interface. More than ever we are mobilising technology, cross sectoral collaboration, networks and various sources of knowledge (including Indigenous knowledge or “Soft” science) to provide solutions to our greatest challenges and complex problems. This creates further challenges: how can policy keep pace and stay relevant in this changing and ever complex world and in what new ways might we need to approach the science, technology and policy interface? Previous research has identified the science-technology-policy interface is enabled by many factors. Our panel of experts will present their views and engage in a facilitated discussion on the enabling factors for policy development in a changing world. A policy forum event will also be held in 2019, Topic, date and location TBC.
Core Program Partner Benefits Gold Silver Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the WA Branch President or AWA Host
✓ ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and on AWA event webpage
✓ ✓
Corporate logo on slide display at event ✓ ✓
Opportunity to make a 5-minute welcome or closing address ✓ Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓ ✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 2 1 Freestanding banner at the event (to be supplied by program partner)
2 1
Investment (inc. GST) per event $2,500 $1,250
Wednesday 13 June 2018
The 2018 AWA WA Annual Breakfast Connected Water Sensitive Communities will discuss how our water choices today will impact how, where and the type of lifestyle Perth will offer in the future. The event is a plated breakfast with a panel discussion.
Core Program Partner Benefits Gold Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and AWA event webpage including link from event webpage to company website
✓
Acknowledgement in National Source electronic newsletter ✓
Corporate logo on event flyer distributed to WA was industry contacts (via email) ✓
Corporate logo on name tags at event ✓
Acknowledgement in WA National Source electronic newsletter before and after event
✓
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the WA Branch President or AWA Host
✓
Corporate logo on slide display at event ✓
Opportunity to make a 3-minute welcome address ✓
Complimentary registrations to the breakfast (table of 8 + 1 on top (VIP) table 9 Freestanding banner at the event – one in registration area and one in function room 2
Investment (inc. GST) SOLD
The WA Professional Development Sub Committee, in conjunction with Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) will hold a luncheon to celebrate the Golden Pipeline and ICE 200 – celebrating 200 years of civil engineering achievements. The event will be held on Friday 20 July 2018. The Golden Pipeline, completed in 1903, is a pipeline and dam project that delivers potable water from Mundaring Weir in Perth to communities in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, particularly Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie. CY O’Connor was a member ICE.
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the AWA WA host ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event ✓
Opportunity to make a 3-minute welcome or closing address ✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter and/or What’s On WA to be
circulated to all WA members, targeted client groups and industry leaders ✓
Complimentary registrations (one table of 8)
Freestanding banner at the event (to be provided by program partner)
All employees register at the member rate ✓
Investment (incl. GST)
Date TBC – September 2018
The WA Student Water Prize, forms as part of the 2018 AWA Western Australian Water Awards. Nominees will have the opportunity to present their submissions to the Awards Judging Panel at a presentation evening approx. 8 weeks prior (Monday 3 September 2018 TBC) to the Awards Dinner which will be held on Friday 26 October 2018. All students from tertiary institutions can nominate for the Student Water Prize. The WA winner goes into the National Student Water Prize Award, which is announced at Ozwater’19.
Core Program Partner Benefits Gold Host of the Student Water Prize Presentation Evening – September 2018 (TBC) ✓
Acknowledgment of support in the opening and closing remarks of the Awards Dinner
✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and on AWA event webpage
✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the WA Student Water Prize ✓
Corporate logo and weblink on WA Awards Dinner webpage ✓
Corporate logo and weblink on AWA WA Awards website ✓
Half page advert in WA Awards program which is distributed to attendees of the Awards Dinner
✓
Presentation of the AWA Student Water Prize ✓
Complimentary registrations to the WA Awards Dinner 5
Exclusive program partner of the Student Water Prize ✓
Investment (inc. GST) SOLD
The 2018 Australian Water Association (AWA) Western Australian Water Awards Program recognises
outstanding achievements and innovations in the State’s water industry. It provides a unique
opportunity to showcase the very best of our State’s water knowledge and successes, through the
promotion and reward of the achievements of organisations and individuals who demonstrate
leadership and innovation in the water industry. The AWA State Water Awards play a critical role in
the national landscape, with winners in a number of categories contending for the AWA National
Awards presented at Ozwater.
With representation from a broad spectrum of water industry professionals including corporate and
individual members from local government, water authorities, consultancy companies, state
agencies, environmentalists, manufacturers, lawyers and HR consultancies this is the iconic event on
the calendar. It is attended by 200 water professionals each year.
Core Program Partner Benefits Diamond Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Acknowledgment in the opening and
closing remarks by the WA Branch President and MC
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Corporate logo on AWA WA Awards
webpage Logo &
Bio Logo &
Bio Logo &
Bio Logo Logo
Advert in Awards Program (A5) Full page Full page Full page ½ page Logo Opportunity to present award ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Opportunity to make a 5-minute presentation
✓ ✓ ✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 10 10 5 5 5 Complimentary invitation to top VIP
table(s) 1 1
Corporate logo on table ✓ ✓ Freestanding banner at the event (program partner to provide)
2 2 1 1 1
Corporate logo on media banner ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Invitation to Student Water Prize
Presentation evening
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
WA Branch support for 3 additional events across WA Calendar inc 2018 Awards
Showcase, 2019 Breakfast and 2019 Conference
✓
Brand exposure across all collateral related to the awards including call for
nominations, finalist announcements, website, invites, dinner collateral and WA Branch Manager email signature
✓
Acknowledged as Water Awards Major
Program partner in one social media post pre-event, one post during the event and one post post-event
✓
Corporate Logo on custom glass award
trophies. Trophies are displayed in the winner’s offices on a permanent basis providing ongoing brand exposure
✓
Corporate logo on finalist certificates and event signage including lecturn sign
✓
Access to high resolution photos within 3 business days of the Awards Ceremony
✓
1 Page dedicated coverage in November 2018 Edition of Current in the Events section highlighting the WA Awards Winners
✓
5 copies of November 2018 Current, which promotes WA Award Winners
✓
30 second video to be displayed at Awards Event, as supplied by program partner
✓
Investment (inc. GST) $15,000 $8,800 $6,600 $5,500 $4,400
November 2018
The inaugural WA Annual Water Award Winner’s Showcase was held in 2017 followed by a networking event. In November 2018 come along and see the presentations from this year’s winners. Date and location TBC. Core Program Partner Benefits Video Gold
Acknowledgment in the opening and closing remarks by the WA Branch President or AWA Host
✓ ✓
Corporate logo on all marketing material used for the event and AWA event webpage
✓ ✓
Corporate logo on slide display at event ✓ ✓
Opportunity to make a 5-minute welcome or closing address ✓
Corporate logo on EDM communications as video program partner and on video title slides
✓
Receipt of video link for presentations that you can embed to your website or email communication, available approx. 4 weeks post event (please note you would not receive the original video files)
✓
Corporate logo included in WA Source newsletter to be circulated to all WA members which is distributed to targeted client groups and industry leaders
✓ ✓
Complimentary registrations to the event 2 2
Freestanding banner at the event 1 1 Investment (inc. GST) per event $3,000 $2,500
The WA Branch of the AWA produces a monthly newsletter that is distributed electronically to 500+s members during the calendar year. The publications are WA Source and What’s On WA. Each publication would include your logo with a hyperlink to your website. Ten WA SOURCE /WHAT’S ON WA newsletters are produced and distributed annually.
If you wish to secure one of the exciting opportunities as outlined in this Prospectus or to obtain
further information on a package listed or discuss a tailored Program Partner package, please
contact Kyllie Whitehead, WA Branch Manager on 0448 146 222 or at [email protected].
Once confirmed, Program Partner contracts are completed and signed, invoices will follow shortly thereafter.