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Kuala Lumpur Channel Collaboration Summit 2019 KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 www.tbsd.com.au/conference 2019 KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 The Kuala Lumpur 2019 Channel Collaboration Summit will be TBS Distribution’s 9th Channel conference and the third held overseas. Last years conference was held in Auckland New Zealand and was an outstanding success, so much so we’ve gone for the international flavour again this year. Held between the 9th and 12th of September this year we are holding the conference in Kuala Lumper, Malaysia. The hotel venue is the Sofitel KL Damansara. Last year we announced our Partner 2 Partner (P2P) collaboration channel program. This year we have changed the title to “The Channel Collaboration Summit” to better reflect the style and format that this years event will take. With the success we have had with P2P over year we will be showcasing some great case studies. Based on previous years, we can expect an attendance of 120 delegates comprising of 50 channel partner companies and 70-80 partner delegates. The balance will be made up of TBS Distribution, TBS Partner Services, Telstra management and of course our sponsors and presenters. As with previous conferences we’ve created an interesting format that we believe will provide for an exciting and rewarding week. For those familiar with our past conferences there is one big notable change. We have included a full morning of “Break out sessions” which will enable partners to have more in-depth discussions around new products and services. To register for this years conference visit www.tbsd.com.au/conference KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 MONDAY 9TH OF SEPTEMBER (Delegates Arrival Day) Time Length Presenter Venue 5:00pm Arrival Hotel Check In 7:00pm 120 Minutes Gold Sponsor Event Cocktail Meet and Greet Function with Entertainment TUESDAY 10TH OF SEPTEMBER Time Length Presenter Venue 8:30am Conference Start Wau Bulan Main Room 4:45pm Conference Day 1 Close FREE NIGHT FOR DELEGATES TO EXPLORE KUALA LUMPUR WEDNESDAY 11TH OF SEPTEMBER Time Length Presenter Venue 8:30am Conference Start Break Out Rooms 12:30pm Conference Day 2 Close FREE AFTERNOON FOR DELEGATES TO EXPLORE KUALA LUMPUR 6:30pm 30 Minutes Pre Awards Dinner Drinks Foyer Wau Bulan Ballroom Gold Sponsor Event: Formal Dress 7:00pm 240 Minutes TBSD & Telstra Awards Dinner Wau Bulan Ballroom Platinum Sponsor Event: Formal Dress 11:00pm Awards Dinner Close Wau Bulan Ballroom Formal Dress THURSDAY 12TH OF SEPTEMBER Event Petronas Towers Skydeck tour 7:pm Choice of 3 conference activities for morning or day Batu Caves Tour Walking Food of Kuala Lumpur FRIDAY 13TH OF SEPTEMBER Event All delegates depart Kuala Lumpur for Australia KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 The Venue “Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara” This year the TBSD & Telstra Partner Conference will be held at the Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara. The hotel is only around 18 months old and presents as a very modern and technologically rewarding experience. Situated within 5 minutes of the MRT station and a short walk from downtown Damansara – with its national museums, botanical gardens, shopping centres and picturesque temples and mosques – you are never more than 30 minutes away from the soaring sights, succulent smells and seductive cultural hotspots of the Klang Valley. For more info: www.sofitel-kualalumpur-damansara.com KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 Main Conference Room “Wau Bulan” The ‘Wau Bulan’ Grand Ballroom with a sculpted ceiling, is a vast meeting space that leaves lasting impressions. Featuring a large centre stage, two large data projector screens and full Audio Visual management the facility is state of the art. With an interior that combines local motifs with chic French style, it can be conveniently divided into three separate rooms with TBSD occupying the largest of the 3 for the main conference day Wau Bulan and the two smaller rooms as breakout rooms Main Room Wau Bulan Wau Bulan on the following day. Wau Bulan rooms are Breakout 1 Breakout 2 also adjacent to the four smaller “Breakout Rooms” which will be utilised on the second day of the Summit. The two smaller Wau Bulan rooms either side of the main ballroom will also be used for breakout rooms. KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 Breakout Meeting Rooms Held on Wednesday 11th from 9:00am to 12:30pm Sponsors will have the opportunity to delve into more detail discussions around their products and services with 6 breakout rooms being available for more smaller group presentations This enables sponsors to connect more personally with delegates. Delegates will also be able to choose presentations more suited to their specific business interests. 4 smaller breakout rooms: Rafflesia - Saga - Orchid & Frangipani Rafflesia Breakout Room Saga Orchid Frangipani Breakout Room Breakout Room Breakout Room KUALA LUMPUR CHANNEL COLLABORATION SUMMIT 2019 Flights: Delegates are required to organise their own flights to and from Kuala Lumpur. Co-op funding of upto 50% of the flight costs for Telstra TDA and TNDA partners will be available to claim in the following weeks of the conference. Airport Transfers: To utilise TBSD's organised transport from the Airport to the Hotel, delegates are required to be on either the Sydney or Melbourne flights below. Flight Details: Conference Contacts • Conference Events Manager; Amanda Bradley. [email protected] Mobile: 0417 613 893 Assistant: Nada Nader: [email protected] • Conference Payments and Accounts: [email protected] Phone: 074046 5852 • Sponsor's Coordinator & MC: Mark Jennings – Email; [email protected] Mobile: 0438 045 864 • Conference Presentations Manager: Garrett Crabbe Email: [email protected]. Mobile: 0499 465 888 ENGAGE COLLABORATE DELIVER HD MORNING MARKETS & FOODIE TOUR (4HRS) 0800 Set off on a morning tour like no other! Join a local guide for a tour of Kuala Lumpur’s morning markets and favorite street stalls for a chance to experience an authentic slice of Malaysian culture. Journey out to Kampung Baru, a 110-year- old village located in the heart of modern Kuala Lumpur. Thanks to its food-loving residents and rich traditional culture, Kampung Baru is the ideal place to start a KL food tour. Stroll through the street stalls in search of the area’s best nasi lemak, a fragrant rice dish that is the breakfast of choice for most Malaysian citizens. Savour the subtle flavours of coconut milk mixed with fiery sambal sauce while enjoying a bit of people watching. Continue to a local market where a riot of colour, sounds and smells awaits. Listen as the guide explains the various spices, fruits, vegetables and snacks that are on offer and observe scenes of daily market life as shoppers haggle with vendors for the freshest goods. Having tantalized the taste buds at the market, it is time to eat again. Pop in to a local coffee house to sample another Malaysian favorite: curry laksa. Enjoy the blend of sweet and sour that makes this dish so popular. Venture back into the heart of the city, taking public transport to reach the historic centre. Wander past elegant colonial buildings and colourful houses of worship, getting a glimpse of the city’s remarkable cultural heritage. Sit for some Indian snacks and a cup of sweet teh Tarik, local tea served with condensed milk, while observing the daily life in Little India. Watch as vendors sell bright garlands of marigolds and sari-clad women rush home with armfuls of fresh produce. Following this morning of sights, sounds, tastes and smells return to the hotel or continue discovering the city independently. Please note: all dishes mentioned are offered on a share basis. The routing of this program may be changed subject to the location of your Hotel but all experiences will be enjoyed. HD BATU CAVES & ROYAL SELANGOR (4HRS) Batu Caves are a series of impressive cave temples set in towering limestone hills just north of Kuala Lumpur. Admire the towering standing statue of Lord Murugan, visit Ramayana cave where stories of the Ramayana legend are depicted. Continue to Climb the 350 stairs to reach the main cave. On the return, visit the Royal Selangor Pewter factory where over 250 skilled craftspeople have expanded the uses of pewter. Spend an hour on a tour of the factory witnessing the time-honored techniques of creating these handcrafted objects. Be brought back to when tin was a priced commodity with a tour of the gallery. HD CHINATOWN WITH PETRONAS TWIN TOWER (4HRS) Visit to vibrant Chinatown for a glimpse into the lives of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinese-Malay population. Walk past traditional shop houses and witness locals lighting incense at sacred shrine before heading to Petaling Street Market to browse the eclectic stalls. Gaze up at the Islamic geometric patterns on the 88-story Petronas Twin Towers, whose multifaceted walls and twin spires contain thousands of steel and glass panels. Head up to the bridge and observation deck for magnificent city views before heading back to your hotel .
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