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2015 Membership Advantages 2015 Membership Application Form Société Des Amis De L’Osmothèque - Individuals - - Individuals 2015 Membership Advantages 2015 Membership Application Form Société des Amis de l’Osmothèque - Individuals - - Individuals - 2015 Subscription fees Name:............................................................................................................................... €60 (for the year) (Reduced Price: €35 ) Surname:.......................................................................................................................... Activity Advantage Company:.......................................................................................................................... SAO Lectures (4-5/years) Members : free admission Title:.......................................................................................................................... Address :.............................................................................................................. Cultural visits organized by the Priority acces to members SAO .......................................................................................................................................... Osmotheque Classical Members admission: Post code:............................City :................................................................................ €12/entrance Non members: €16/entrance Country:............................................................................................................................ Thematic seminars Members admission: Email :............................................................................................................................... €16/entrance Non members: €22/entrance Phone Number:................................................................................................................ *Reduced prices are granted for students and SFP retired people. SAO member cards will Wish to apply for SAO membership in 2014 be asked for, at the Osmothèque seminars’ entrance. Subscriptions are valid for the year, from January to December. Amount : …………….. € 1.Please fill-in the membership application form, then send it back to the Société des Amis de l’Osmothèque, together with your payment. Method of payment: Règlements acceptés : Cash Cheque Bank Transfert Crédit Card - Bank cheque made out to the SAO - Bank transfert on the SAO account: HSBC champs Elysées - IBAN : FR76 3005 6000 3000 3001 4425 519 BIC : CCFRFRPP - Credit card (if payment made at the Osmothèque Versailles) or cash Companies wishing to join the Friends of L’Osmothèque should Settled payment: your SAO membercard will be send to you, together wit a payment receipt directly contact the SAO to get more information on conditions and which will allow you to benefit from a tax reduction in the fram of legal local condition. advantages offered to Company Members. 2. Register you e-mail address online www.osmotheque.fr in « inscription newsletter ». Société des Amis de l’Osmothèque You will be regularly informed about our activities, by mail or e-mail . (Association régie par la loi du 1er juillet 1901) 36, rue du Parc de Clagny – 78000 Versailles www.osmotheque.fr THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR KIND SUPPORT! Contact : Sophie d’Auber - [email protected] Tél. : 06 60 63 68 80 SOCIETE DES Osmotheque’s bookshop Amis de l’Osmotheque This non profitable aimed Association was created in 2000 in order to promote and help developing the Osmothèque activities (seminars, training), and financing raw materials purchase and perfumes research… As of today, the S.A.O. is composed of some 250 members: professionals, companies, students or simply… perfume lovers. In 2014, several Companies encouraged the Association; most of them are « Benefactors »: Thanks to all of them for their confidence and generosity. ARMIP, Calé srl, Chanel, Cofinluxe, Dior, Drom, Firmenich, Francis Kurkdjian, Givaudan, Hermès, Lancôme, Le Papier d’Arménie, Mane, Payan Bertrand, Parfums de Nicolaï, Robertet, Valmont. The association organizes lectures on perfume as well as cultural visits for its membership. We also sell: - a wide range of French and English literature on perfume, its history or the industry: books, cards, the Official Perfume Classification (SFP), posters on perfumes genealogy (feminine & masculine)… - The Napoléon Eau de Cologne, - A set of perfumery raw materials. All are available at our bookshop in Versailles, and by mail order www.osmotheque.fr .
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