BATTING for BUSINESS Batting for Business Is a Tiered Membership Model Designed to Bring the Tasmanian Business Community Together Through the Passion of Cricket

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BATTING FOR BUSINESS Batting for Business is a tiered membership model designed to bring the Tasmanian business community together through the passion of Cricket. Register today! Basic Business Boundary Yorker All-rounder Premium Batting for Business Benefits Package Business Business Business Business FREE Package Package Package Package $550 $1,100 $5,500 $11,000 Business details entered into Batting for Business database Ability to receive information & offers via newsletter Logo promoted on Batting for Business section of Cricket Tasmania and Hobart Hurricanes websites Your choice of a Hobart Hurricanes signed bat or shirt Credit redeemable across Blundstone Arena Function Centre, event hospitality, tickets to matches, events $110 $275 $550 $1100 or merchandise. Donation to the Hurricanes Foundation $100 $250 $500 $1000 Ability to insert an offer in the Batting for Business Newsletter 1 2 3 4 Invitation for an exclusive Batting for Business Event 2 4 6 Passes for all sporting fixtures at Blundstone Arena across 2020/21 2 4 year Ability to present a standalone offer to Hobart Hurricanes & Cricket Tasmania Membership databases and highlighted 1 across social media * blackout periods may apply Chairman’s Room Passes for Cricket fixtures only 2 Terms and Conditions include: th o All packages include Membership in the Batting for Business Club until expiry which will be 30 June 2021 o Batting for Business Club Membership does not imply official partnership status with the Tasmanian Tigers, Hobart Hurricanes or Cricket Tasmania – unless otherwise agreed to by both parties o Cricket Tasmania and the Hobart Hurricanes maintain the right to deny membership based on any conflicts that may present across our commercial program – any conflict will be dealt with on a case by case basis o Membership and subsequent benefits will not be actioned until payment is received o Preferred payment method is via Invoice or Credit Card - Payment is required in full within 14 days of registering o Premium packages are subject to availability and are strictly limited o Additional opportunities are available upon request o Investment is non-refundable - In the instance whereby due to circumstances outside Cricket Tasmania’s control impacts delivery on specific benefits relating to a Membership package – both parties will work together to align on a make good.

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