2018 Jubilee Conference Te torino haere whakamua, whakamuri—The spiral of connection: psychology in the past, present and future 5-8 September, Owen G Glenn Building, The University of Auckland
Sponsorship, Exhibition & Advertising Opportunities The New Zealand Psychological Society (NZPsS) is the largest professional association for psychologists in New Zealand with over 1800 full and student members. The aim of the NZPsS is to improve individual and community wellbeing by representing, promoting and advancing the scientific discipline and practice of psychology. The NZPsS holds an annual conference and this year it is in Auckland. The NZPsS is marking its 50th Jubilee and this will make this a special Jubilee Conference. The theme of the conference is Te torino haere whakamua, whakamuri—The spiral of connection: Psychology in the past, present and future. This theme signifies the interrelatedness between the past, present and future. Conference participants will be encouraged to remember the past, celebrate the present and consider ways in which psychology can evolve and change to promote individual and community health and wellbeing. Keynote speakers at the conference include: Siautu Alefaio is Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology, Massey University. She has worked within various applied psychology contexts in education, health, social services, community, family violence-prevention, forensic rehabilitation and disaster response across New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific. Her research expertise draws on extensive applied psychology experiences to develop a NIU (New Indigenous Understandings) psychological research platform for re-informing psychological theory and practice. Tania Cargo (Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Manu, Ngāpuhi), is a senior lecturer at The University of Auckland, in the Department of Psychological Medicine, where she coordinates the post-graduate diploma in child and adolescent mental health, and the child and adolescent CBT papers. As a Māori psychologist Tania is particularly interested in ensuring that whānau receive culturally responsive treatment. Her specialist areas include infant and child mental health, CBT and parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT). She has co-authored several chapters on Māori psychology, PCIT and CBT. Margaret Dudley, PhD Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri me Ngāti Kahu is a Clinical Psychologist who has had a long-standing interest in neuropsychology. Her current role is lecturer on the Doctorate of Clinical Psychology programme at The University of Auckland. She worked in community health settings and private practice for 18 years conducting neuropsychological assessments for both paediatric and adult clients. Anthony Grant, PhD, AU, is a Coaching Psychologist. He holds a BA (Hons) (first class honours) in Psychology, a Masters of Arts in Behavioural Science and a PhD. The title of his PhD thesis was “Towards a psychology of coaching: The impact of coaching on meta-cognition, mental health and goal attainment” and is one of few doctoral thesis that explicitly examine Coaching Psychology. He is both a practitioner and an academic. Anthony established the world’s first Coaching Psychology Unit at the School of Psychology at Sydney University where he is the director. Philippa Howden-Chapman is Professor of public health at the University of Otago, Wellington, where she teaches public policy. She is director of He Kainga Oranga/ Housing and Health Research Programme and the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities. She has a strong interest in reducing inequalities in the determinants of health and has published widely in this area, receiving a number of awards for her work including the Prime Minister’s Science Prize in 2014. Patrick McGorry, AU is the Executive Director of Orygen, Professor of Youth Mental Health at The University of Melbourne, and a Director of the Board of the National Youth Mental Health Foundation (headspace). He is a world-leading researcher in the area of early psychosis and youth mental health, and has a strong interest in promoting the mental health of the homeless, refugees and asylum seekers. John Sommers-Flanagan, USA, is a clinical psychologist and Professor of Counselor Education at the University of Montana. He is author or coauthor of over 60 professional publications and eight books. He has been publishing articles, book chapters, and videos on suicide since 1995 and is a sought out keynote speaker and professional workshop trainer in the areas of (a) counseling youth, (b) working with parents, and (c) suicide assessment/intervention. As part of the conference, a 3 day exhibition will also be held. This provides your organisation with the opportunity to showcase products to psychologists and raise awareness of the services you can offer. We also have a range of sponsorship packages and advertising options available. These are designed to suit every budget and provide you with the flexibility to choose a package that meets your marketing aims and objectives. We are also more than happy to tailor a package to suit your specific needs. For any further enquiries please contact our conference coordinator Heike Albrecht:
[email protected], phone: 04 9141983 or complete and return the form on the back page to secure your booking.
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ponsoring our conference will provide you with the opportunity to raise awareness about your organisation as well as promote your products and services to conference delegates. We have three categories of sponsorship for you to choose from or if you have specific requests we can always tailor a sponsorship package to suit your needs.
Gold - Maximum Impact
$6000
Providing you with the opportunity to present your message to all delegates as well as offering numerous other opportunities to advertise your products and services. • An opportunity to speak to all conference delegates for 20 mins without competing sessions • 2 complimentary conference registrations • 2 complimentary conference dinner tickets • Exhibition table at the conference venue • Banner display at the welcome function
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Logo in conference app and handbook Conference programme advertisement Satchel insert Advertisement in the post conference issue of Psychology Aotearoa
Welcome function: Thursday 31st August. Conference dinner: Friday 1st September. All banners, inserts and adverts are to be provided by sponsor
Silver - Network, Advertise & Exhibit $3500
Providing you with the opportunity to give a presentation and network with delegates in a relaxed environment at the welcome function as well as display your products and services in our exhibition area. • • • • • •
An opportunity to give a 20 minute presentation Two complimentary conference registrations Banner display at the welcome function Exhibition table at the conference venue Satchel insert Advertisement in the post conference issue of the Psychology Aotearoa
All banners, inserts and adverts to be provided by sponsor
Bronze - Keynote Sponsor $2000
Providing you with an opportunity to be an exclusive sponsor of one keynote speaker • • • • • •
5 complimentary passes to the sponsored keynote session 2 complimentary dinner registrations Opportunity to display banners inside and outside the room of the speaker The opportunity to leave gift/promotional material on each seat One satchel insert Advertisement in the conference handbook
All inserts and adverts to be provided by sponsor
Advertising Opportunities
Satchel Insert - $400
Every delegate who attends the conference receives a conference satchel containing the official conference programme and inserts providing information on a range of products and services. By purchasing an insert, you can directly reach a target audience of psychologists and affiliates across New Zealand and beyond. In the past we have included pens, pads and small promotional items - these are a great way to get your organisation noticed. Flyers or adverts must be no larger than A4 size and a maximum of four pages. Please send a sample to the conference coordinator by: Friday 11 August 2017.
Programme/App Advertisement 1/2 page - $300 1/4 page - $180
The conference programme will contain the extendedprogramme details for the 2018 conference. Biographies for the keynote speakers and workshop information will be included, plus general abstracts for symposia. Features include brief programme outlines, maps of the venue and details of social activities. Exhibitors’ details and sponsors will also be listed and acknowledged. Please note: there is a limited number of advertisements accepted for the conference programme, and all adverts are printed in black and white only. The advertiser’s logo will also go on the conference app .
Display Stand - $200
For smaller organisations who wish to promote their products and services but prefer not to hire a manned display, there is an opportunity to set up a display board featuring promotional posters and information about your organisation. A small table for flyers can also be provided on request. For further details contact the conference coordinator.
Our trade exhibition provides you with a great opportunity to exhibit to over 300 delegates and presenters comprising of practitioners, academics, educational facilitators, government and non-government agents and specialist providers. The exhibition will be central to all conference activities. This area will also be used for serving morning and afternoon teas and lunches providing maximum exposure for exhibitors.
Exhibition Table* $600 All exhibitors also receive: • Satchel insert (to be provided by exhibitor) • Listing and company description in the conference programme • Complimentary morning and afternoon tea and lunch for two table attendants • Acknowledgement at the welcome function • Post event acknowledgement in the publications Psychology Aotearoa See the exhibition terms and conditions outlined on the NZPsS website: www.psychology.org.nz before you complete your booking. *This includes a table, posterboards and two chairs. Exhibitors who would like to attend the conference presentations receive a 40% discount on the registration fee.
Exhibition Times Thursday 6 September 8am - 10am Move in 10am - 5pm Exhibition 5pm - 6pm Welcome Function
Friday 7 September 8.30am - 5pm Exhibition
Saturday 8 September 8.30am - 1pm Exhibition 3pm - 5pm Move out
The exhibition will be held in the Foyer, Level 0 of the OGGB. All lunches, morning teas and afternoon teas will be served in and around the exhibition and trade display area.
EXHIBITION, SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING BOOKING FORM SPONSOR DETAILS Name ....................................................................................... Position.................................................................... Company.................................................................................................................................................................... Postal Address............................................................................................................................................................. Phone...............................................Mobile...............................................Fax........................................................... Email.......................................................................................................................................................................... SPONSORSHIP TYPE Gold Sponsor ($6000 plus GST)
Silver Sponsor ($3500 plus GST)
Bronze Sponsor ($2000 plus GST)
Large ($300 plus GST)
Satchel Insert ($400 plus GST)
ADVERTISING Small ($180.00 plus GST) EXHIBITION TABLE $600 plus GST Display Stand ($200 plus GST) **I have read and understood the terms and conditions for conference 2018 sponsors, advertisers & exhibitors outlined on the NZPsS website and agree to abide by them: Signature........................................................................................................... Date................................................
PAYMENT All prices in this brochure are EXCLUSIVE of GST - GST Number 42-486-868 Please note: overseas exhibitors are now required to pay GST Sub Total $................................
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Method of Payment
Cheque, payable to New Zealand Psychological Society Inc.
Direct Credit payment to Bank of New Zealand, New Zealand Psychological Society, 02-0560-0262471-00 (reference with your surname/ company name) Credit Card Payment (MasterCard or Visa only)
Cardholder Name …………………………………………………… Expiry Date …......../…...….. Card Number KEEP THIS FORM FOR YOUR RECORDS AND SEND A COPY WITH YOUR PAYMENT TO:
Conference Coordinator, NZ Psychological Society, PO Box 25271, Featherston St, Wellington 6146. Phone: (04) 914 1983 Fax :(04) 473 4889 email:
[email protected]
