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Weapons of Mass Deduction Data Analytics Video Competition Weapons of Mass Deduction Sponsorship Prospectus Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass Competition Deduction Sponsorship opportunity The Actuaries Institute invites your organisation to sponsor its inaugural Data Analytics Video Competition – Weapons of Mass Deduction. About the Actuaries Institute As the sole professional body for Members in Australia and overseas, the Actuaries Institute represents the interests of the profession to government, business and the community. Actuaries assess risks through long-term analyses, modelling and scenario planning across a wide range of business problems. This unrivalled expertise enables the profession to comment on a range of business-related issues including enterprise risk management and prudential regulation, retirement income policy, finance and investment, general insurance, life insurance and health financing. The Institute is committed to promoting emerging areas of data analytics. Find out more about the Actuaries Institute at www.actuaries.asn.au About the Competition Together with the Young Data Analytics Working Group, we are inviting actuaries and analysts to submit a short video on what excites them about data analytics. The judges are looking for interesting data sets, or niche tools that are being used to solve real problems! The winning videos will be promoted to a wide audience to show the power of data analytics in today’s world. Shortlisted candidates will receive opportunities to feature their work in Actuaries Digital, the CareerView Podcast series and at the popular 2018 Data Analytics Seminar. For more information please visit the competition microsite. Sponsorship benefits Selection Criteria ● Promote your organisation to 4,700+ actuaries and their employers, including more than 1,000 actuaries working directly in data analytics. ● Increase your organisation’s brand recognition among industry professionals. ● High visibility of your company brand and logo on the Actuaries Institute website, competition microsite, 2018 Data Analytics Seminar, competition related e-comms and social media posts. Filming Guidelines ● Acknowledgment in all related Actuaries Digital articles and promotional videos. ● Your engagement in developing an episode on our popular Podcast Channel (1000+ monthly listens). 2 Resources T&Cs Sponsored by The Judges WINNER WINNER Selection Criteria FilmingSelection Guidelines Criteria Filming Guidelines Resources Resources Sponsored by T&Cs Selection Criteria Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass T&Cs Sponsored by Competition Deduction Sponsorship offers Filming Guidelines The following opportunity is being offered to a maximum of four sponsors. PARTNER SPONSOR – four spots available ✔ AUD $1,650 (inc. GST) ✔ Prominent logo (displayed on the Actuaries Institute website and competition microsite during the competition period, and at the 2018 Data Analytics Seminar). ✔ Your engagement in developing an episode on our popular Podcast Channel (1000+ monthly listens). ✔ Sponsor acknowledgement, logo and quote in related articles in Actuaries Digital (7000+ monthly visitors). Resources ✔ Logo on all competition related e-comms and social media posts. TheThe Judges Judges ✔ Logo on prize certificates. ✔ Hot link from the Competition Microsite and the Institute’s 2018 Data Analytics Seminar microsite to your organisation’s website. ✔ Logo in all promotional videos (incl. competition promotion and the winner’s promotional video). ✔ Onsite signage at the 2018 Data Analytics Seminar during prize presentation. T&Cs Sponsored by WINNER WINNER WINNER WINNER The Judges 3 WINNER WINNER Selection Criteria Filming Guidelines Resources T&Cs Sponsored by Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass Competition Deduction The Judges COMPANIES EMPLOYING ACTUARIES IN DATA ANALYTICS 10Life KPMG 1Cover Pty Ltd Lorica Health Anbang Insurance Group Metcash Limited ANZ Ministry of Social Development Aon Benfield Ltd National Disability Insurance Agency Aon Global Risk Consulting National Health Funding Body WINNER WINNER APRA Nielsen Assetfuture Parliamentary Budget Office Atlassian Pointsbet Pty Ltd Australian Bureau of Statistics Powerco Australian Government Actuary PwC Australian National University Prudential Vietnam Assurance Private Ltd Australian Projections Pty Ltd QBE Insurance Australian Taxation Office Quantium Bankwest Rice Warner BGL Corporate Solutions RSA Group BHP Billiton Siemens BIS Shrapnel Sigma Plus Consulting Pty Ltd CBA Sovereign Limited Coles Stats NZ Credit Corp Group Suncorp Cumpston Sarjeant Pty Ltd TAL, Deloitte Taylor Fry Consulting Actuaries Department of Premier and Cabinet The Laminex Group Department of Social Services The Ministry of Social Development Equifax Tokio Marine Kiln EY Tourism Holding Limited NZ Greenstone Financial Services Tower Insurance HBF Health Limited University of New South Wales Hyper Anna Verge Labs IAG Westpac icare NSW Willis Towers Watson Australia Pty Ltd Insurance Australia Group (IAG) Xchanging IPG Mediabrands Youi Pty Ltd 4 ISM Insurance Services Malaysia Berhad Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass Competition Deduction The Judges A panel of seven judges from actuarial, data analytics and video marketing backgrounds will decide the winning entry, two runners up and shortlisted entries, based on the Selection Criteria and competition Terms and Conditions. A word from three of the judges: “This is an exciting way to engage with the younger members of the profession, who often drive the technical innovation in analytics teams. I’m looking forward to a broad range of entries, as well as an insight into what tools people are actually using today.” – Hugh Miller, Principal @ Taylor Fry “The competition is an innovative way to expose the exciting growth Actuaries are driving in the field of data science and analytics. The video competition is a first for the Institute, and I’m thrilled to see the voice it will bring actuaries, who otherwise do not get a chance to showcase their unique abilities and interests.” – Michael Storozhev, Senior Underwriter @ Cover-More “This is a fantastic opportunity for Actuaries and Analysts to flex their creativity, and experiment with the engaging medium of video to communicate the power of data analytics. I look forward to seeing the different ways entrants display their unique knowledge and work in this area.” – Stephanie Quine, Digital Marketing Manager @ Actuaries Institute Competition Contact details This offer is available for a limited time. Please complete and lodge your sponsorship booking application form by Friday 13 July 2018. Contact Stephanie Quine, Digital Marketing Manager at the Actuaries Institute on (02) 9239 6131 or via email ([email protected]) if you have any questions or require further information. 5 Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass Competition Deduction Sponsorship Booking Application Form Send to: Stephanie Quine: Digital Marketing Manager, Actuaries Institute, Level 2, 50 Carrington Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 t +61 (0) 2 9239 6131 f +61 (0) 2 9239 6170 e [email protected] w www.actuaries.asn.au SPONSORSHIP OFFER REQUESTED AMOUNT AUD$ (incl. GST) Partner Sponsor – $1,650 (AUD incl. GST) Full payment due and payable by Friday 13 July 2018 TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE (AUD incl. GST) $ Organisation name (for marketing purposes) Organisation name (for invoicing purposes) Address City State Post Code Country Sponsor Contact Position Tel Mobile Email Website PAYMENT DETAILS (please tick) IMPORTANT: If you are planning to pay by cheque or EFT, a credit card number MUST be provided to secure your booking. If we do not receive a cheque or EFT payment within two weeks of receiving your Sponsorship Application Form, then the nominated credit card will be charged. Please note that a credit card fee of 2.78% for AMEX and 1.31% for MasterCard/VISA applies to all credit card payments. AMEX MasterCard VISA Expiry Date Date Credit Card Number CVV Name on Card Cardholder Signature We wish to pay by company cheque. Note: All cheques must be made payable to: The Institute of Actuaries of Australia and mailed to the Institute at the above address. We wish to pay by EFT. Bank details will be provided by the Institute with your tax invoice. Privacy policy: Your privacy is important to us. Personal information provided on this form will be collected and used by the Institute in accordance with our Privacy Policy available at www.actuaries.asn.au. As set out in our Privacy Policy, personal information collected from you may be shared with event sponsors or partners so that they may contact you directly. SUBMISSION OF ALL BOOKING APPLICATIONS WILL REQUIRE CONFIRMATION OF ACCEPTANCE BY THE ACTUARIES INSTITUTE ON ACCEPTANCE OF YOUR APPLICATION THIS AGREEMENT IS BINDING. SEE SEPARATE PAGE FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 6 Data Weapons Analytics Video of Mass Competition Deduction Sponsorship Booking Terms and Conditions 1. Sponsorship items for the WOMD Video Competition will be allocated under the following terms and conditions on a ‘first come first served’ basis. To secure your items, complete and lodge this form together with payment by close of business Friday 13 July 2018. Once payment is received, a letter of confirmation will be provided to confirm your booking, together with a tax invoice covering the full amount paid. 2. The Australian Goods and Services Tax (GST) at 10% is applicable to all goods and services offered by The Actuaries Institute (the Institute) and all prices in this document are inclusive of GST. 3. All monies are payable
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