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Perth Thunder Sponsorship Package 2011 Perth Thunder Sponsorship Package 2012 MEET PERTH THUNDER Perth Thunder is a Men’s Senior Ice Hockey Team representing Western Australia in the Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL). On October 16th 2011 Perth Thunder were officially granted a franchise in to the AIHL starting in the 2012 season after fulfilling the requirements of the provisional license in 2011. Western Australia is brimming with talented Hockey players who are eager for the opportunity to become a part of the AIHL, the highest level of Ice Hockey in Australia. The Perth Thunder is the first team from our amazing State to reach the national competition. The 2012 season will begin in April 2012 and Perth Thunder will be on the schedule, with their home games at Perth Ice Arena in Malaga. WHY ICE HOCKEY? INTERNATIONAL Ice Hockey is a fast paced exciting sport with world-wide popularity, played by over 80 countries. With the Perth Thunder joining the AIHL and making it a true national competition, the aim is to dramatically lift the profile of something new and exciting to the sports market FASTER It is the fastest team sport in the world, with players continually moving around the ice at speeds ranging from 30 to 45km/hr. The puck moves even faster! Slapping the puck can launch it at speeds up to 160 km/hr with the fastest recorded puck travelling at 177 km/hr.. MISSION STATEMENT To provide Western Australian Ice Hockey Players the opportunity to compete at the national level of Ice Hockey. To bring high level ice-hockey to the local ice hockey fraternity and the public of Western Australia. To nurture new ice hockey talent in Western Australia and integrate young talent into the Perth Thunder team. To develop the Ice Hockey community within Perth through participation in the national league. To become a professional organization that leads the AIHL on and off the ice. Sponsorship Information Perth Thunder is a not for profit organisation competing within a semi- professional league (AIHL),playing the highest level of ice hockey in Australia. Sponsorship is an important part of the teams ability to exist. The future of Perth Thunder depends on sponsorship and fundraising within the community. All Sponsorship Amounts are 100% Tax Deductible Sponsorship for 2012 ensures you are starting the journey with the Perth Thunder team - getting in on the ground floor. Sponsorship Amounts Quoted in this Document are all GST Exclusive. Sponsorship Levels Naming Corporate Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Rights Partner NAMING RIGHTS FOR DURATION OF SPONSORSHIP * ADVERTISING ON BANNER ABOVE TEAM DURING HOME GAMES * IMPORT PLAYER EXCLUSIVE LOGO PLACEMENT AND PROMOTION * ADVERTISING ON BOARD AROUND ICE RINK * * * LESSONS WITH AN IMPORT * * * SIGNED POSTER OF TEAM * * * LARGE LOGO ON PLAYERS’ JERSEY * * * FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN GAME PROGRAMME * * * * SL03158 VIP CORPORATE TICKETS * * * * ADVERTISING AND LINKS ON WEBSITE * * * * * VIP PACK * * * * * * LARGE LOGO ON PLAYERS’ SHORTS * HALF PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN GAME PROGRAMME * LOGO ON PLAYERS’ HELMET * SEASON TICKETS * * QUARTER PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN GAME PROGRAMME * NAMING RIGHTS SPONSORSHIP Our highest level of sponsorship. Naming Rights Sponsorship includes The Perth Thunder carrying the name of the company for the time of their agreed sponsorship throughout the entire AIHL season. Dependent on the amount agreed, Perth Thunder can agree to exclusive Naming Rights sponsorship for up to three years. A 3x1.8 metre prominent company banner above the players bench, facing spectators at all home games Team’s name will include the Sponsor’s name for duration of Sponsorship Sponsor’s advertisement will feature prominently on a board around home ground Ice Rink (Perth Ice Arena) All game programmes, print advertising and team merchandise will include your Company logo. Exclusive logo placement prominently positioned on player’s jerseys at both home and away games Perth Thunder website will feature current advertisements for company, including video widgets if provided and corporate logos links to website. Full recognition in all media newspapers TV and radio. *Membership Package Includes: Ten VIP corporate tickets to all home games and gala events. 4 Perth Thunder Caps 4 Perth Thunder Polo Shirts Option of input and vote on the Perth Thunder board. 4 Tickets to Perth Thunder Gala Night (date tba) All sponsorship packages are open to negotiation designed to suit the sponsor’s individual requirements Sponsorship Amounts Quoted in this Document are all GST Exclusive. CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP SPONSOR $20 000 CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP INCLUDES AN INDIVIDUAL IMPORT PLAYER EXCLUSIVELY PROMOTING HIS SPONSOR Selected import player wearing an additional company logo and exclusively promoting the company at all given opportunities. Company advertisement will feature prominently on a board around home ground Ice Rink (Perth Ice Arena) Full page advertisement in home game programmes. Exclusive logo placement prominently positioned on player’s jerseys at both home and away games Company banner on website with links base with full profile in sponsors section 8 VIP corporate tickets per game. Two personal lessons on skills or skating with Thunder imports Thunder framed team picture & one playing shirt Perth Thunder Membership Package *• *Membership Package Includes: 4 Perth Thunder Caps 4 Perth Thunder Polo Shirts 4 Tickets to Perth Thunder Gala Night (date tba) All sponsorship packages are open to negotiation designed to suit the sponsor’s individual requirements Sponsorship Amounts Quoted in this Document are all GST Exclusive. PLATINUM MEMBERSHIP $10 000 Company advertisement will feature prominently on a board around home ground Ice Rink (Perth Ice Arena) Full page advertisement in home game programmes. Exclusive logo placement prominently positioned on player’s jerseys at both home and away games Company banner on website with links base with full profile in sponsor’s section 4 VIP corporate tickets per game. Two personal lessons on skills or skating with Thunder imports Thunder framed team picture & one playing shirt Perth Thunder Membership Package * *Membership Package Includes: 4 Perth Thunder Caps 4 Perth Thunder Polo Shirts 4 Tickets to Perth Thunder Gala Night (date tba) All sponsorship packages are open to negotiation designed to suit the sponsor’s individual requirements OTHER SPONSORSHIP LEVELS Gold Membership $5000 • Large prominent logo on teams’ game shorts • Full page advert in all programs with profile • Company banner on website with links based advertisement with full profile in sponsors section • 4 VIP Corporate Tickets per game • Perth Thunder Membership Package* Bronze Membership $1000 Silver Membership $3000 •Quarter page advert in game programs • Company logo on Helmet •Two Perth Thunder caps and two scarves • Half page advert in all game programs •Two Season Tickets • 4 Season Tickets • Company banner on website with links • Perth Thunder Membership Package* All sponsorship packages are open to negotiation designed to suit the sponsor’s individual requirements Sponsorship Amounts Quoted in this Document are all GST Exclusive. For Further information please see our website: *Membership Package Includes: www.perththunder.com.au 4 Perth Thunder Caps Or contact Stan Scott 0408 905 699 4 Perth Thunder Polo Shirts 4 Tickets to Perth Thunder Gala Night (date tba) or Anita Del Basso 0419 042 149 Current Sponsors for 2012.
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