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Media Information 2012 Global Water Intelligence GLOBAL WATER INTELLIGENCE MEDIA INFORMATION 2012 GLOBAL WATER INTELLIGENCE Global Volume 11 / Issue 10 / October 2010 Global Water Water Intelligence Market-Leading Analysis of the International Wa ter Industry Not tonight, Murray-Darling Intelligence crocodile tears over new basinAussies’ plan Putting the con into connection high cost of getting hooked up The Kuwait watchers Hungry investors Global Water Intelligence is the most up-to- keen to tuck into maiden IWPP date source for news, analysis and commentary Jeddah mind tricks NWC reshuffles Saudi privatisation timetable on the international water industry. Since its The end of Macquarion? Canadian launch in 2000 our network of regional water fund manager looks for partial exit analysts have kept our subscribers informed of www.globalwaterintel.com where the deals are being made and where the market is heading providing industry insights and valuable new business opportunities. “GWI is our main source of What Do Our Subscribers information regarding developments in the international desalination industry and the progress of Think of Global Water new projects. In the current environment it is more important Intelligence? than ever to fully understand how the global desalination market is developing and GWI is a reliable “What I like about it is the “Global Water Intelligence is source for information that I concentration of intelligence the reference magazine for recommend everyone to read.” information on the sector I get – everything you want to know (and I feel like if I read it and go to any learn) in the water business.” Christian Wee meeting, I'm pretty much on top Sales Director Aqualyng of what goes on worldwide. Elena Reyna Monasterio Marketing and Communication Director To put it in another way: What Acciona Agua the Economist does for my “GWI magazine is a very helpful general info on world issues, GWI source of information does for the water sector.” “It is the ONE journal which brings for us as it pinpoints the trends together up-to-date facts and in the water market. Thanks to Daniel A. Nolasco, unbiased analysis to support the early project notification, our NOLASCO & Assoc. Inc. business planning and commercial local water technology experts can decision making in the water show up early enough in the design “GWI remains an invaluable resource and wastewater sector.” phase of the major projects.” for all players in the global water industry as it moves out of recession. Paddy Padmanathan Jean Pierre Petit Quite simply it is indispensible.” President and CEO Global Market Segment Manager ACWA Power International Georg Fischer Piping systems Ltd Mark Lane Head of Water Group Pinsent Masons ➜ Contact: Jessica Underwood, Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected] ● tel: +44 (0)1865 208 045 GLOBAL WATER INTELLIGENCE Relevant Audience Editorial Credibility What Makes Our subscribers occupy influential As an independent and unbiased positions within their organisations news source, Global Water and are able to spend money on Intelligence is well respected GWI a Great quality products. Advertising in GWI internationally for the quality Place to will lead to more sales enquiries. of its editorial content. Guaranteed Readership Circulation Advertise? All of our subscribers have paid Every month we print 4000-4500 the subscription fees of £795 per copies of Global Water Intelligence year and as a result the magazine with 3498 being sent directly to our is read like none other. Your advert paying subscribers and the remaining is sure to be noticed both in the copies distributed as the official electronic copy and the print copy publication at prestigious industry which is a permanent fixture on events. In addition to the readers of the desks of industry leaders. the print copy due to the nature of our corporate licenses we estimate the readership of the electronic copy to be closer to 13,000. 1% Other 5% Consultant 22% Presidents/ Owners/CEOs 21% Engineering and Operations Management Readership by job title 14% 8% Scientific General Managers/ and Research Managing Directors 25% Water/Wastewater Companies 6% 9% Vice President Financial 23% Purchasing/ 1% Other Marketing/Sales 2% Associations/ Academic 2% Regulators 11% Consultants Readership by industry 7% Municipal 4% Legal 11% Contractors 16% Asia 28% Suppliers 39% USA & Canada 12% Middle East Readership by region 33% Europe ➜ Contact: Jessica Underwood, Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected] ● tel: +44 (0)1865 208 045 GLOBAL WATER INTELLIGENCE Which Issue Shall I Advertise In? Global Water Intelligence Need to Know interviews with CEO’s, comments believes in providing Provides a summary of the key on who is winning projects information and analysis of stories of the month from the where and tells the reader where the market that will support publisher, Christopher Gasson. the money is to be made. business planning and provide good value to our subscribers. The magazine Analysis Market Profile maintains the same format David Lloyd Owen investigates an A detailed report highlighting area of the market offering his the market size and growth each month with the insights and illustrating them in the potential of a specific aspect following regular features: “Chart of the Month” which follows. of the water industry. Previous market profiles have included the water chemicals market, low GWI Water Index pressure membranes, energy Follows the trends of 73 water stocks recovery and mobile desalination. with a commentary from former bond analyst and editor of GWI, Ian Elkins. Project Trackers The most frequently referred to Regional News section of the magazine which Every issue includes a section includes information on proposed dedicated to providing news from projects in the field of Desalination each of the following continents: and Water Reuse. A goldmine Americas, Middle East, Europe of information for business and Asia. This section includes development professionals. Copy Specs Accepted Delivery Cancellation Policy ● PDF (preferred) – Press optimized 1) Email (for files under 15MB): Notification of cancellation must PDF/X-1a. Industry standard Please email your artwork to be made at least 15 days prior to fonts must be embedded. [email protected] the publishing date. Changes or cancellations must be received in ● EPS-CMYK all fonts and graphics 2) Mail: writing. Any advertiser cancelling to be included in the file. Physical material to be sent to: after that must pay the full charge Media Analytics Ltd for the space. The publisher reserves ● TIF/JPG-300dpi. Dimensions must 27 Park End St the right to use previous material be consistent with purchased ad size. Oxford, OX1 1HU if the copy is not received by the advertising materials due deadline. ➜ Contact: Jessica Underwood, Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected] ● tel: +44 (0)1865 208 045 GLOBAL WATER INTELLIGENCE Editorial Calendar and Key Guidelines AD Advertising Deadline MD Materials Deadline MP Market Profile BD Bonus Distribution January May September AD Monday 2nd January AD Monday 7th May AD Monday 3rd September MD Monday 9th January MD Monday 14th May MD Monday 10th September MP Global water stocks review MP Global Water Awards winners MP GWI water tariff survey BD EA Water (India) issue BD Power and Water Middle East World Water Middle East (Qatar) BD ECWATECH (Russia) 2012 (UAE) Water In Mining AWWA Annual Conference & February Exhibition October AD Monday 6th February AD Monday 1st October MD Monday 13th February MD Monday 8th October MP Global Water Awards shortlist June MP The membrane anti-scalant BD WETEX (UAE) AD Monday 4th June market Gulf Environment Forum (KSA) MD Monday 11th June BD Pollutec Horizons (France) MP UK results round-up American Water Summit 2012 BD Singapore International Water March Week AD Monday 5th March November MD Monday 12th March AD Monday 5th November MP Water needs in the food and July MD Monday 12th November beverage market AD Monday 2nd July MP Review of the year in private BD EDS International Exhibition of MD Monday 9th July water desalination & Services (Spain) MP Sludge management BD Saudi Water and Power Forum Design Build for Water & BD Singapore International Water (KSA) Wastewater (USA) Week Qingdao International Conference on Desalination and December April Water Reuse (China) AD Monday 5th December AD Monday 2nd April MD Monday 12th December MD Monday 9th April MP Law firm survey MP US Contract Operations August BD To be confirmed BD IFAT (Germany) AD Monday 6th August Oz Water (Australia) MD Monday 13th August WE Power (KSA) MP Aeration technologies BD IWA World Congress & Exhibition (Korea) ➜ Contact: Jessica Underwood, Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected] ● tel: +44 (0)1865 208 045 GLOBALWATERINTEL.COM Website Display Advertising at Digital Media globalwaterintel.com Site Sponsor (366x101px) Exclusive to one company, full banner at the top of the homepage which remains in place throughout navigation of the entire site. This is the most visible position available and is a great way to enforce your brand presence. Column Banner (124x116px) Placed on right hand side of the homepage and remains in position throughout navigation of the site. Maximum of 10 buttons. Site Sponsor (366x101px) Tracker Banner (618x90px) Viewable when subscribers access Column Banner (124x116px) the “Desalination Project Tracker” Tracker Banner (618x90px) and “Reuse Tracker”. These are the most frequently viewed pages by subscribers investigating new
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