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123 Engagement Opportunity Take up your invitation to connect your business with Your Benefits: Celebrity Bush Cook • Strategic alliance with RANGER NICK Australian identity. Who is Ranger Nick? Keeping heritage and cooking up a storm, he traditions alive, Ranger passes on his knowledge Often referred to as the Nick draws crowds at his to fellow adventurers, or • Effective "Guru" of camp oven performances, appealing mentoring groups of marketing tool. cooking, Ranger Nick is to young and old. youngsters, teaching them the master of keeping it • Professional the art of bush skills, simple and has been A previous environmental representation. cooking and outdoor demonstrating camp oven education support officer etiquette. • Brand and bush cooking skills and Ranger Guide from awareness. professionally since 2010, outback Queensland, A World Record travelling the country and Ranger Nick is putting his titleholder for the “Longest • Australia wide abroad. bush skills to use Damper”, Ranger Nick exposure wherever his travels take frequently appears on He has gained quite a through positive him, whipping up a radio, TV and podcasts, is reputation as the publicity. cracker of a meal with the author of three books, entertaining Aussie Bush whatever is in the the producer of Cook, who sings and has tuckerbox. educational products and plenty of yarns or poems has his own brand of to tell. When Ranger Nick is not merchandise. Performance & Availability Ranger Nick is available complexes, camping A true character, Ranger for camp oven cooking grounds, community Nick leaves a lasting demonstrations or events, fundraisers, impression wherever he promotional work product launches, goes and is a showcasing your promotional activities and conversational point long company’s products. outdoor recreational after your guests have left. Why Ranger Nick facilities. Whether it is at your For a unique approach to • Target audience corporate event or private If you would like to set promotion, call Ranger within your industry function, Ranger Nick’s yourself apart from your Nick on 0435 189 186. cooking demonstrations competition, engage • Complementary business alliance always hold a lot of Ranger Nick for your point entertainment value. of difference. • Networking and Ranger Nick is available Ranger Nick will support referral opportunities to perform and entertain at your cause and promote major festivals, expos, your company in an • Supports credibility trade shows, schools, effective and memorable show days, markets, retail fashion. outlets, shopping 123 Engagement Opportunity Page 2 Why David Hudson • International Celebrity Indigenous Leader • Cross cultural engagement & DAVID HUDSON awareness Who is David Hudson? his environment. ranging from traditional, • Ancient voice of the right through to the David Hudson is an future He comes from the classical arena. internationally renowned Ewamian/Western Yalanji musician, artist, • Supports credibility mob and his life reflects A highly accomplished entertainer, presenter, his love and belief in performer, David Hudson actor, co-producer, Aboriginal culture. David has performed at the Taj consultant, educator, Hudson has travelled Mahal, the Forbidden City, mentor and bush extensively throughout for English Royalty, craftsman. Australia and the World, Parliament Houses, acted including Europe, Asia, alongside Marlon Brando Referred to as Australia’s Oceania and the USA as and Val Kilmer and has Cultural Journey Man, a solo artist with Greek won a TV Logie Award for David Hudson has a composer Yanni and Presenter for My Place, unique presentation of world renowned dance My Land, My People. both music and speaking. troupe “Tjapukai”, which An outstanding he co-founded. David Hudson has been David Hudson & Indigenous Entertainer featured at numerous Ranger Nick and motivational speaker, He promotes awareness events nationally and • Energetic & tandalized with a wicked of Aboriginal culture and internationally, and captivating audience sense of humour, he tradition where he travels. recently worked with draw card delivers a very global Ranger Nick sharing his David Hudson has message of cross cultural knowledge and released over 27 albums • One of it’s kind awareness in speech and experiences of traditional concept and is well known around music and is inspired by cooking and bushcraft. the world for his music all the natural elements of • Promotion of culture and heritage • Outstanding performance Together – they are unbeatable! In a very unique concept, In a one of it’s kind model, They are a true David Hudson and Ranger David Hudson and Ranger representation of the Nick not only share their Nick incorporate cultural Australian Outback Spirit, individual expertise, but aspects as well as their with a contemporary flair. work together as a team, musical talents, wit, If you would like to set exchanging cultural skills, humour, and bush poetry yourself apart from your knowledge and heritage. to excite and engage the competition, engage audience with a lasting Referring to “Black & David Hudson and Ranger impression. White” bush tucker Nick for your point of cooking and methods, the Energetic and captivating, difference. two performers deliver a David Hudson and Ranger To book, call Ranger Nick truly extraordinary show, Nick are proving to be a on 0435 189 186 or email providing an educational hit and draw card for any at and entertaining event, appealing to young [email protected] experience to remember. and old. m.au. 12 Engagement Opportunity – FEE Schedule Page 3 Camp Oven Cooking with Ranger Nick Set Fee Structure Per person based Fee Structure* $1,500.00 per day, including: * Participant numbers have to be pre- booked and confirmed ! Maximum of 8hrs attendance by Ranger $80.00 per person private function Nick per day catering, including: ! Up to 3 performances/ ! Food supply and preparation demonstrations per day of entree, main meal, dessert for max 40 guests ! Food supply for up to 40 guests sampling only ! Minimum 10 guests ! Firewood or alternative ! Maximum of 8hrs attendance heat source by Ranger Nick ! Choice of soups, breads, wet dishes, roasts and puddings. The master of keeping it Detailed menu by simple, Ranger Nick’s arrangement favourite quote: “Get it Indaya!” Bush Cooking with Ranger Nick & David Hudson Set Fee Structure Performance Variations $3,300.00 per day, including: ! Joint Bush Tucker Show with David Hudson & ! Maximum of 8hrs Ranger Nick (minimum 1 attendance by Ranger show required) Nick & David Hudson per day ! Individual Camp Oven cooking demonstration ! Minimum of 1 joint Bush Tucker cooking with Ranger Nick performance and methods with ! Individual Musical stage ! Up to 3 performances/ David Hudson & performance with David demonstrations per Ranger Nick Hudson presenter per day ! Individual hands on ! Food supply for up to 40 damper making guests sampling only workshop for families ! Performance duration with Ranger Nick 30 – 60 minutes ! Individual Didgeridoo ! Firewood or alternative workshop for families heat source with David Hudson Please note: Travel expenses are not included in the fee schedule and have to be accounted for by the hirer. This includes accommodation and fuel or airfares. Kilometres allowance will be calculated at current ATO guidelines. Engagement Opportunity – Booking Request Page 4 edule Organisation Name:_____________________________________________ Contact Name: _____________________________________________ Contact Telephone Number: _____________________________________________ RANGER NICK Email: _____________________________________________ Mailing address: _____________________________________________ P.O.Box 605 _____________________________________________ Casino NSW 2470 _____________________________________________ PHONE: _____________________________________________ 0435 189 186 Preferred Dates: _____________________________________________ EMAIL: Preferred Times: _____________________________________________ [email protected] Preferred Location: _____________________________________________ Signature of authorised representative: _______________________________ We’re on the Web! Type of engagement: Number of days: See us at: Full day cooking demonstration (sampling 40pax) - $1,500.00 per day " www.rangernick.com.au Full day bush cooking with Ranger Nick & David Hudson (sampling 40pax) - $3,300.00 per day " www.facebook.com/ranger nickbushcook www.youtube.com/ranger Camp Oven Workshop (6 to 15pax) - $247.00 per person " nickbushcook Private Function catering (10 to 40pax) - $80.00 per person " www.instagram.com/range rnickbushcook www.linkedin.com/ranger Preferred payment option: nickbushcook Cash " Bank transfer " Credit Card (fee applies) " Paypal (fee applies) " .
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