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'20Corporate Events MELBOURNE STORM ‘20CORPORATE EVENTS ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 02 WELCOME TO SEASON 2020 While our achievements over the last two decades are SEASON 2020 Storm unites Melbourne like no other sports team can. well recognised, we will again take aim at reaching new heights in 2020 - on and off the field. As the only rugby league What separates us from the rest and will help us achieve team in Victoria, the club has these targets is the quality and diversity of people within our Club who, along with the passionate supporters, have cemented its place in the been steadfast in their support throughout our first 21 city’s rich sporting landscape years in existence. and established the most The Storm corporate program is an integral part of this passionate and emotionally sustained success and whether hosting clients in a private connected fan base in suite, recognising staff with reserved seating, sponsoring Australian sport players and coaches or if you want to get an insight into the Storm culture, we have a product that can suit all of your needs. With the introduction of a new executive program offering in 2020 and continued development of our current suite of programs, AAMI Park is becoming the sporting destination for corporate Australia. We want you to see our Storm as your Storm – the place to meet new business partners, gain access to leading executives, industry pioneers and the sporting elite during the 11 matches played at AAMI Park. So, join us today and watch the NRL’s greatest ever player, Cameron Smith, and greatest coach, Craig Bellamy, lead the team into battle again in 2020. I look forward to seeing you at the game. Go Storm! Dave Donaghy CEO 2020 FIXTURE RD 1. AWAY RD 2. AWAY RD 3. HOME RD 4. HOME RD 5. HOME RD 6. AWAY SUN 15 MAR SAT 21 MAR SAT 28 MAR THUR 2 APR SAT 11 APR THUR 16 APR 4:00PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF 5:30PM KICK-OFF 8:00PM KICK-OFF 5:30PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF LOTTOLAND NETSTRATA JUBILEE AAMI PARK AAMI PARK AAMI PARK NTH QLD STADIUM RD 7. HOME RD 8. HOME RD 9. AWAY RD 10. HOME RD 11. AWAY RD 13. HOME ANZAC DAY MAGIC ROUND SAT 25 APR SUN 3 MAY FRI 8 MAY SAT 16 MAY SAT 23 MAY SAT 6 JUN 8:00PM KICK-OFF 4:00PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF 3:00PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF AAMI PARK SUNCORP STADIUM SCG AAMI PARK MT SMART AAMI PARK RD 14. AWAY RD 15. AWAY RD 16. HOME RD 17. AWAY RD 18. AWAY RD 19. HOME SAT 13 JUN FRI 26 JUN FRI 3 JUL SAT 11 JUL SAT 18 JUL FRI 24 JUL 5:30PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 3:00PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF NEWCASTLE SUNCORP STADIUM AAMI PARK CBUS SUPER STADIUM HBF PARK AAMI PARK RD 20. AWAY RD 21. HOME RD 22. AWAY RD 23. HOME RD 24. HOME RD 25. AWAY THUR 30 JUL THUR 6 AUG FRI 14 AUG FRI 21 AUG SAT 29 AUG SAT 5 SEPT 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:50PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF 7:30PM KICK-OFF BANKWEST STADIUM AAMI PARK BANKWEST STADIUM AAMI PARK AAMI PARK GIO STADIUM MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 04 PREMIUM SUITES SEASON 2020 Entertain your guests in the luxury of your own Premium Suite. Enjoy exceptional food and beverages, socialise with the Storm network pre-game and experience all the action! Your experience includes: Premium Level 2 Corporate Suite seating for up to 18 guests » Pre-game corporate function with canapes and beverages » Sit down or cocktail style catering in your suite » Premium beverage package » Half time dessert and refreshments » Personal black tie host » Plasma screen with game displayed OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 3 Full Season Suite Rental Game by Game ANZAC Day Round 7 $75,060 (inc F&B) $6,750 (inc F&B) $7,560 (inc F&B) $39,200 (excl F&B) $3,520 (excl F&B) $4,000 (excl F&B) Suites available for the following games:ˣ RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 RD 7 RD 10 RD 13 v PANTHERS v RABBITOHS v TITANS v WARRIORS v EELS v RAIDERS ANZAC DAY* RD 16 RD 19 RD 21 RD 23 RD 24 v TIGERS v SHARKS v COWBOYS v ROOSTERS v BRONCOS *(limited Availability, conditions apply) ˣsurcharges apply for weekend and public holiday games MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 05 ‘98 CLUB SEASON 2020 The ’98 Club is our leading supporter group, founded in 1998, with our inception into the NRL. As a member of this esteemed group you will gain access to the inner sanctum of the club and mix with like-minded people who share a fierce passion for Storm. Your membership includes: » 2 x Tickets to all Storm home games at AAMI Park » 2 x Company branded seats in Club House » 2 x Invitations to the Business of Sport lunch » 2 x Invitations to the Player of the Year awards night » 2 x Invitations to dine with Craig Bellamy and Frank Ponissi » 1 x Pre-game briefing from coaching staff prior to game » 2 x pre-game access to the field to watch Melbourne Storm warm up on AAMI Park » Access to the sheds for you and a guest to 7 games nominated by the club » Framed signed 2020 team jersey » Priority access to finals tickets, accommodation holds and invitation to post match function at team hotel » Option to upgrade seats into a shared coterie corporate suite (F&B inclusive) » ‘98 Club membership key ring and customised Storm pen for season 2020 » Members listed on website $8,750 inc GST $13,750 inc GST - Season Suite Upgrade MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 06 PLAYER AND COACH SEASON 2020 SPONSORSHIP A fantastic opportunity for supporters, families or business owners looking to connect deeper with the club and align with your favourite Storm! As a sponsor you will receive: » 1 x invitation to the Player Sponsor Dinner » 2020 jersey (unframed) » Photo with your sponsored player » Invitation to closed training session with food and refreshments provided » Tour of AAMI Park » Listing on big screen on match day » Recognition on Storm website » Priority access to finals tickets and all Storm events Craig Bellamy Cameron Smith Marquee Players Playing Group $3,000 $2,500 $2,100 $1,750 Addo-Carr Finucane Bromwich Welch Josh Dale Kenny Christian Papenhuyzen Kaufusi Asofa-Solomana Smith Ryan Felise Nelson Brandon Munster Bromwich Vunivalu Cameron Jesse Suliasi *all prices inc GST MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 07 VIP GAME DAY EXPERIENCE SEASON 2020 A full match day experience for two, with access to the inner sanctum of the Storm at AAMI Park. Benefits for two guests: » Coin toss with the Captains (broadcast on free-to-air and/or Foxtel) » Pre-game back of house tour of AAMI Park » Watch the team warm up from the sideline » Pre-game briefing from assistant coach » Pre-game corporate function access » Seats on the bench for the game » Post-game access to the Storm Sheds Investment: $4,950 inc GST * not available for ANZAC Day MELBOURNE STORM / CORPORATE & EVENTS 08 STORM EXCELLENCE DAY SEASON 2020 Tailor your bespoke corporate day for a fully integrated Storm experience. A fantastic way for your organisation to workshop ideas and goals, reward staff and build teamwork through the lens of the most successful Australian sporting club. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Inclusions: ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Minimum of 20 people //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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