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Corporatehospitality CORPORATEHospitality 2021 1 Welcome As a football club we pride ourselves on playing the game as it should be played not just on the field, but off the field as well. Contents That’s why your match day experience with us is something you’ll never forget; from the luxury of the MATCH DAY HOSPITALITY 5 President’s Club to the magnificence of the Open Air Box to the thrill of the Danger Zone, we have seasonal President’s Club 7 hospitality packages to suit every fan for every occasion. The Pivots 9 Open Air Box 11 At GMHBA Stadium, you’ll be treated to a world class dining and hospitality experience delivered by Reg Hickey Executive Suite 13 the award winning Higher Mark, a team dedicated to delivering the exceptional every weekend. The Lounge by Stella Artois 15 Inner Sanctum Experience 17 However you choose to watch the footy, we’ll make it memorable. Danger Zone 19 Go Cats! SEASONAL PACKAGES 21 Gold Cats 23 The Pivotonians 25 We Are Geelong Supporters 27 Brian Cook Chief Executive | Geelong Cats Reg Hickey Executive Suite 29 Open Air Box 31 AFL Player Sponsorship 35 AFLW Player Sponsorship 37 Events by Higher Mark 39 Our Ambition 41 Geelong Cats Forever 43 2 3 MATCHHospitality DAY Make match day a memorable experience with Geelong Cats premium hospitality. Our collection of packages gives you the opportunity to develop relationships with leading business identities, clients and colleagues who share a passion for Geelong, or simply enjoy the game at its finest with friends or family. 4 5 President ’s Club Experience the next level of luxury on a match day with the President’s Club. A full day or night of premium hospitality awaits you at this all-inclusive match day function. This event is designed to give you and your guests the perfect opportunity to network and socialise with key Geelong business identities, whilst also offering Geelong Cats insights from the club President and special guest speakers. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Gourmet three-course dining experience and half-time footy fare BLOCKBUSTER $415pp PRESIDENT’S • Premium beverage package Rd 2 v Brisbane, Rd 14 v Western Bulldogs, • Premium reserved seat Rd 16 v Essendon, Rd 19 V Richmond • VIP waiter service TIER 2 $405pp Club • MC & special guest speakers Rd 6 v West Coast Eagles, Rd 21 v GWS Giants, • President’s address Rd 23 v Melbourne • Live entertainment TIER 3 $395pp • AFL Record Rd 10 v Gold Coast Suns, Rd 22 v St Kilda, • Networking opportunities Rd 3 v Hawthorn • Car park pass COCKTAIL FUNCTION $295pp Rd 5 v North Melbourne DRESS CODE Jacket, tie optional. No denim. Ladies accordingly BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 6 7 The Pivots Premium hospitality, relaxed networking and passionate Cats supporters all come together for The Pivots. Experience a day or night of football at its finest, hosted by Geelong greats Billy Brownless and Barry Stoneham. This all-inclusive event allows guests to enjoy first-class dining whilst hearing from some of the Club’s favourite and most entertaining identities. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Gourmet two-course dining experience, cheese platter THE and half-time footy fare BLOCKBUSTER $350pp • Premium beverage package Rd 2 v Brisbane, Rd 14 v Western Bulldogs, Rd 16 v Essendon, Rd 19 V Richmond • MCs Billy Brownless and Barry Stoneham with Pivots guest speakers TIER 2 $335pp • Premium seat Rd 6 v West Coast Eagles, Rd 21 v GWS Giants, Rd 23 v Melbourne • AFL Record • Car park pass TIER 3 $320pp Rd 5 v North Melbourne, Rd 10 v Gold Coast Suns, Rd 22 v St Kilda, Rd 3 v Hawthorn DRESS CODE Jacket and tie. No denim. Ladies accordingly BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 8 9 Open Air Box Love being amongst the electric atmosphere of a game at GMHBA Stadium, but want your own exclusive space? Take your footy experience to the next level with an Open Air Box. These boxes are the ultimate in exclusive match day. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Gourmet lunch or dinner hamper and half-time footy fare 6,8,10 AND 12 SEATERS $275pp OPEN AIR • VIP waiter service • Beverages on consumption Box • Access to Geelong Social Club post-match • AFL Records • Car park passes BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 10 11 Reg Hickey Executive Suite Enjoy all the excitement of an action-packed Geelong Cats home game from the comfort of an executive suite. You’ll love the exclusivity of your private indoor entertaining area with gourmet food, as well as superb panoramic views over the playing field. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Gourmet food catering 15 SEATER $395pp REG HICKEY • Private bar with alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages • VIP waiter service Executive Suite • Access to Geelong Social Club post-match • AFL Records • Car park passes BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 12 13 The Lounge BY STELLA ARTOIS Showcasing the best vantage point at GMHBA Stadium, The Lounge by Stella Artois offers the perfect setting to entertain guests and socialise with your football-loving friends. This match day experience has been designed for those who want to experience the game from the greatest location, in a relaxed and social atmosphere. With premium canapé dining and access to private bars, this space will leave a lasting impression game after game. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT THE LOUNGE • Complimentary beverage on arrival $155pp • Live entertainment • Premium seat (subject to capacity) By Stella Artois • Private cash bar • Premium canapés DRESS CODE Strict dress code. Collar required. BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 14 15 Inner Sanctum Experience Overlooking the Geelong Cats warm-up area, you will be immersed in the action and feel the intensity, as the players go about their pre-game rituals and the coach delivers his final message. This exclusive experience captures the unique atmosphere of football and delivers unrivaled match day entertainment. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Three-course meal hosted by a member of the Geelong $995pp INNER SANCTUM Cats inner sanctum Available at the below games; • Premium beverage package Rd 10 v Gold Coast Suns • Pre-game briefing from Geelong Cats coaching staff Rd 14 v Western Bulldogs Experience • Watch the team complete their warm up Rd 21 v GWS Giants • Brownlow Stand reserved seating *Inner Sanctum games subject to change • Access to Geelong Social Club post-match • AFL Record (Limited to 10 people per match) • Post-game experience in the Geelong Cats rooms to watch the team sing their victory song* *Victory song experience subject to Geelong Cats win BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 16 17 Danger Zone PRESENTED BY MOMENTUM ENERGY The roar of the crowd, the slap of boot on ball and the smell of liniment will be thick in the air for the exclusive 18 guests in the DANGER ZONE. This immersive experience allows you and a group to stand on the boundary for the Cats players’ pre-game warm up – Danger himself may even come by to give you his pre-game thoughts. You will feel the energy and excitement of the boys as they prepare their minds and bodies for the big game. Have your photo taken on the hallowed turf before walking along the boundary and enjoying the game from your front row seats. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT DANGER • Complimentary beverage on arrival $395pp • Watch the players on ground warm up from the boundary line • Photo on the hallowed turf of GMHBA Stadium Zone • Half time footy-fare hamper • Reserved seat on the fence line • Access to Geelong Social Club post-match • AFL Record BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 18 19 SEASONALPackages Be a part of something truly special in 2021. Our sensational range of Seasonal Hospitality Packages are designed to suit every guest, with benefits extending far beyond our great game. Our collection of premium hospitality experiences allow you to enjoy the game at its finest with friends or family, and gives you the opportunity to develop relationships with leading business identities, clients and colleagues who share a passion for Geelong and memorable games. 20 21 Gold Cats Gold Cats members will have the opportunity to mix business with football and enjoy first-class hospitality in the President’s Club throughout the season, experience a new level of luxury at our most prestigious match day experience. You will be guaranteed a Grand Final ticket regardless of who competes, as well as a range of exclusive events throughout the year. INCLUSIONS INVESTMENT • Premium match-day hospitality in the President’s Club at Geelong Cats Home Games - 11 tickets (Flexibility of allocation) $7810pp GOLD • Three-course gourmet dining experience, half-time footy fare and premium beverage package • Premium seating for 11 Home Games Cats • 2021 Home Membership (11 games, including 2 MCG Home Games) • 2021 Toyota AFL Finals Series ticket (Includes a ticket to every AFL Finals Series match - week 1, 2, 3 and Grand Final) • Exclusive invitation to a closed training session and light lunch with Geelong Cats Officials • One ticket to Geelong Cats AFL Grand Final Brunch • One ticket to 2021 Season Launch (Gold seating) • One ticket to 2021 Carji Greeves Medal Best & Fairest Night (Gold seating) • One ticket to Cats in Business event • AFL Records • Car park pass for all Geelong Cats Home Games • Personal or business acknowledgment in the match day venue • 10% discount at Charles & Co Cafe and Cats Shop DRESS CODE Jacket, tie optional. No denim. Ladies accordingly BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES P (03) 5225 2315 | E [email protected] 22 23 The Pivotonians It’s more than just a game of footy for The Pivotonians.
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