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Richard Gee Presents....
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Sales and Marketing Institute of New
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ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER
JUNE 2005 |
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President's Message
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Hi Judy & Bill -
Recognise your outstanding people with the Awards!
Congratulations, it's wonderful to
see the participation by members attending events, and also
making sure those award entry forms get given out to likely
participants. Now is the most important bit - you have to
drive entries into the awards. Remember, the close off date
is 20th June, so you've got to get those entries in from
yourself, from your clients, from your customer base,
encouraging people to enter so that our judges have an
enjoyable task choosing the best people that our industry
can represent. All sales and marketing professionals are
invited to enter, you do not have to be members of our
institute.
Do your bit - enter now, and
encourage others!
I look forward to seeing you at the
awards ceremony on 15th July (Friday) at The Spencer on
Byron Hotel in Takapuna, where we will show how good our
profession is at recognising success. Book yourself into
this event, there's limited seating and tables.
Have you listened to the American
Marketing Association Radio Network yet? If you're a
member, you will have received email details of how to log
on to tune into some of the finest brains from around the
world talking about sales and marketing strategies, another
benefit of membership of our Institute.
If you subscribe to the theory that
the New Zealand economy is tightening up, then you better
make sure you attend one of our events or do some networking
with some of our members to pick up the right ideas for
making sure that your skills, your profession, and your
business are maximising the opportunities in the economy.
Remember, if you participate you will be stimulated to close
deals!
And we encourage you to recognise
Women in Business with the 'Her Business' Businesswoman of
the Year Awards Ceremony, on this Friday night, 10th June
(see below for details).
I look forward to seeing you at the
next event!
Regards, Richard P. Gee, President
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Awards - Enter Now! |
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Now is your opportunity to
be recognised by your peers and your employers for the
terrific sales and / or marketing skills you have! The 2005
Sales & Marketing Awards are for you - they are awards to
recognise people, not companies, and we want you up there!
Applications close 20th
June, so ask
lisa@salesmarketing.org.nz to email you a copy of the
entry form.
Our Awards Ceremony is
being held at The Spencer on Byron Hotel in Takapuna on 15th
July, and there are limited seats and tables so book now.
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Awards - Judges Announced |
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Sales Manager
Corporate
Alastair Emerson, Unitec / David Glover, David
Forman Ltd / Adrian Law, Trends Publishing / Amanda
Harrison-Kyle, Competenz
Sales Manager SME
Luigi Cappel, GeoSmart / Terry Holt, The Spencer on
Byron Hotel / Jon Brewerton, Icon Business Solutions /
Colleen Dennehy, Think Finance
Sales Person Products
Julie Samson, Innov8 Ltd / Helen Cambell, Top Dog
Personnel / Ian Buchanan, Sands Management Systems /
Barbara Lassen, The Christchurch Press
Sales Person Services
Murray Carter, Advanced Personnel / Richard Gee, Geewiz /
Geoffrey Handley, The Hyperfactory / Graham Older, Dive NZ
Marketing Manager Corporate
John Saunders, Asia New Zealand Foundation / Karen
Hawn, Coo_ee Advertising / Russell Harray, AUT / Craig
Douglas, Fisher & Paykel Appliances
Marketing Manager SME
Dave Clark, Dave Clark Design / Denise Burnett, Neville
Newcomb / Steve Kennedy, Kelly Services Australasia / Howard
Chaffey, BridgesOne
Entrepreneur Marketer
Phil Edmondes-Rowe, TNS-Global / Tony Falkenstein,
Bartercard / Warren Yee, Priority Management / Murray Bain,
CPIT
Channel Marketer
Tania Witheford, Wotif.com / Gary Collins, Auckland
Today/Canterbury Today/Wellington Today / Natasha Fowler,
Working In Ltd / Michael Bartrom, RSVP Productions Ltd
Our thanks to the following award sponsors:
Coo'ee Advertising, David Forman Ltd, Geewiz, Auckland
Today, Canterbury Today, Wellington Today, Neville Newcomb
Ltd, Top Dog Ltd, Bartercard NZ, and The Spencer on Byron
Hotel.
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Her Business -
Business Woman of the Year 2005 Awards Night |
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These awards, in their 8th year, recognise the
accomplishments of women in business in New Zealand. They
increase awareness of the success of New Zealand women in
business. They acknowledge the positive difference women are
making to the economy and community.
The 'Her Business' Businesswoman of the Year Awards will
be officially presented at the awards evening in Auckland on
Friday, 10 June 2005.
THE AWARD CATEGORIES
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Best New Business
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Best Micro Business (1-5 employees)
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Best SME (Small-Medium Business, 6+ employees)
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Most Inspirational Role Model
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Outstanding Business Citizenship
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Her Business Businesswoman of the Year
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Her Business Network of the Year
DINNER & AWARDS DETAILS
Tickets: Singles $125, Couples $198, 4 or more $89 each,
tables of 10 - $890.
Date: Friday 10th June 2005 at 7pm - late
Venue: Auckland Rooms 3&4, Sky City Convention Centre,
Auckland
Attire: Men - Black Tie, Ladies - Elegant.
MD: Kerre Woodham
Speaker: Annette Presley
SECURE YOUR PLACE
Phone 09 525 7999
Email
events@momentummagazinegroup.com
For more information: www.momentummagazinegroup.com
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Welcome to New Members |
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Brian Richards, Director/Strategist, Brian R.
Richards Ltd
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Sean D'Souza, PsychoTactics
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John Cook, 5 deep Ltd
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Darren Shand, Manager, All Blacks
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Samson Yau, Chinese Voice Broadcasting
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Sarah Ley, Director, Consulting Dieticians
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Stewart Hobbs, Business Consultant, Hobbs
Enterprises Ltd
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Gary Collins, Academy Publishing
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Denise Burnett, Neville Newcomb
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Kath Hurley, Account Manager, W.O.W Creative Ltd
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Heather Lees, Training Services Manager, FITEC
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Anke Rintelmann, Technical Sales Representative,
Accurate Measurement (NZ) Ltd
If you would like to join, please
go to our website,
www.salesmarketing.org.nz,
or email
lisa@salesmarketing.org.nz
for an application form.
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Member Profile -
Lisa Barraclough, My PA
& our Executive Administrator |
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Lisa Barraclough is our Executive
Administrator, but what a lot of people don't know is that
she also heads up My PA, and is dedicated to providing
excellent office secretarial support services to New
Zealand's small to medium sized businesses on a contract
basis. To this end, she's developed the My PA concept into a
trademarked brand that is available as a licence to the best
Personal Assistants and Administrative Professionals in New
Zealand.
My PA clients need to convert those
brilliant marketing and sales strategies that have been
carefully developed into real action, and often they don't
have the resources in-house to carry them through. That's
where My PA comes in, takes action and gets it done, by the
hour, day, or week to suit clients' requirements, all with a
positive, 'can-do' attitude.
She's also working on the good old
work/life balance, and is the proud parent to three very
understanding children who have grown up with her fun
attitude to work and life, and has recently become pack
leader to a 3-month old puppy.
You've seen Lisa at all the events
we've had over the last year and a half, and exposure to
information and ideas from New Zealand's leading sales and
marketing professionals at the breakfasts and lunches, and
business leaders at the leadership events, has encouraged
her to launch a strategised marketing campaign to targeted
segments to build the My PA brand.
Lisa is an example of how we can
all benefit from belonging to the Sales & Marketing
Institute - close-up access to some of the smartest and most
successful people in New Zealand, and the opportunity to
talk with other like-minded business people.
For more information about My PA,
check out www.my-pa.co.nz,
or phone Lisa 09 813 6972,
email
lisa@my-pa.co.nz
This section is open to all members
- contact
Lisa@salesmarketing.org.nz
to submit your profile.
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Networking Tips |
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1. Arrive early - ensure you allow sufficient time to travel
to the destination and freshen up before entering the room.
2. Chat to the person on the registration desk. Often this
person can introduce you to other guests and explain the
facilities to you.
3. Wear a nametag - even if one hasn't been prepared for
you, carry one with you to make it easier for other guests.
4. Take business cards with you. Give these to people you
meet and always have a supply handy. A tip is to carry blank
business cards with you for others to use.
5. Ask for business cards from those you meet. After the
event, take 5 minutes to write them a note reminding them
how it was nice to meet them and wish them well.
6. Meet the speaker. Make an effort to introduce yourself
(where possible) and thank them for sharing their ideas with
you. People appreciate feedback.
7. Dress well - make sure you are confident in your suit or
outfit - and ensure you are comfortable.
8. Sit up the front - be brave, speakers appreciate your
enthusiasm.
9. Ask questions -(if appropriate). Chances are someone else
in the audience may have the same question.
10. Stay behind after the event. Allow time to meet new
people, meet the speaker and evaluate any promotional
products available for purchase.
Neen James, Global Productivity Expert,
www.neenjames.com
For more articles check out our
extensive
list of articles on our website.
If you'd like to contribute a sales or marketing tip,
email
lisa@salesmarketing.org.nz.
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Publicity Achieved for the Institute |
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Radio interviews on Newstalk
ZB on the local authority/council issues with
restricting marketing material being delivered to
people's homes.
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Television news on the
marketing of the All Blacks/Lions matches.
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Input into several magazine
articles about sales and marketing, plus newspaper
features about our profession.
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Publicity on radio, in
newspapers and magazines about the coming awards.
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Strategic Partnerships |
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Become a "Strategic Partner" with our Institute and bring 3
or 6 tables of guests to events during the year, receive
brand recognition, brand table cards, and much more. A
chance to promote to our Institute members and your own
clients your support for the aims of our Institute,
investment Gold Partner $2,000+GST for 6 tables of 6, Silver
Partner $1,000 +GST for 3 tables of 6.Email
Lisa@salesmarketing.org.nz
or phone the President, Richard Gee on 0800 GEEWIZ for more
information.
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Australian Marketing Institute
Conference |
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SPORTS MARKETING AND SPONSORSHIP CONFERENCE
>> WEDNESDAY 6 JULY 2005
>> TELSTRA DOME MELBOURNEKEYNOTE SPEAKERS
>> PETER DRAPER, Marketing Director, Manchester United FC
>> ANDREW DEMETRIOU, Chief Executive Officer, AFL
Sports Marketing and Sponsorship are crucial elements of
any marketing communications strategy. All marketers and
members of the sports industry can benefit from Australia's
leading forum for sports marketing and sponsorship
knowledge. Join us in Melbourne on 6 July for a full day of
sports marketing insights, case studies and diverse sport
business perspectives. Hear presentations from Influential
sports and marketing practitioners from leading companies
including Manchester United, AFL, Adidas, Ten Network, 2006
Commonwealth Games, ANZ, IMG and more.
This is an exciting and sought after conference - Sales &
Marketing Institute of NZ members are invited to register at
the AMI member rate.
To enquire about sponsorship or
exhibition space at this conference please email
sports@ami.org.au
If you have any questions please
call Lin Windram on 03 9821 4444 or email
sports@ami.org.au
More information is available at
the
AMI website.
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American Marketing Association
Webcasts |
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Please join the AMA for the following
webcast.
Centralization or
Decentralization? The Options for Effective
Localization of Multicultural and Multilingual Marketing
Campaigns
In a world of global campaigns, do local audiences really
get the message if the principles of standardization and
centralization are applied to international communications?
Can centralization deliver real economies of scale, or is it
just an excuse for corporate control-freakery?
Alternatively, can a decentralized approach genuinely
improve local communication or does it just weaken the
corporate brand?
This Wordbank and AMA webinar will enable you to find out
more about which localization model best fits your business
by reviewing the issues that you need to consider together
with the advantages and disadvantages of the two main
approaches.
Who should attend:
- Advertising, marketing and public relations
directors and managers
- Global corporate communications directors and
managers
- Website strategy directors and managers
- Advertising and design agencies
DATE: Tuesday, June
14, 2005
TIME:
Session One: 9am Pacific / 10am Mountain/
11am Central / 12pm Eastern
Session Two: 10am Pacific / 11am Mountain/ 12pm
Central / 1pm Eastern
Session Three: 12pm Pacific / 1pm Mountain/ 2pm
Central / 3pm Eastern
PRESENTERS:
Gordon Husbands, Worldwide VP Sales &
Marketing, Wordbank
Rebecca Hampton, Head of Key Accounts, Wordbank
Andy Grieser Moderator, American Marketing
Association COST: Complimentary
REGISTER:
http://marketingpower.com/webcast6-14
Need Help? Visit our
Webcast FAQs .
Visit our
upcoming webcast schedule .
Marketing Matters Live: The AMA's newest
effort to promote and communicate leading marketing concepts
and issues:
www.wsradio.com/marketingmatterslive
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