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ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS (SA&NT) INC.2016 RESIDENTIAL STATE CONFERENCE

ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS (SA&NT) INC.

WEDNESDAY 17TH TO THURSDAY 18TH AUGUST 2016 ADELAIDE HILLS CONVENTION CENTRE, HAHNDORF REGISTER NOW – LIMITED NUMBERS APPLY!

NATIONAL STRATEGIC PARTNERS PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR

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CONFERENCE DINNER SPONSOR OFFSITE DINNER SPONSOR

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VENUEAdelaide Hills Convention Centre(Hahndorf Resort)145A Mount Barker RoadHahndorf, SA 5245(08) 8621 2000www.ahconventions.com.au

CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEENeville AtkinsonSteve SandersAlice Hamilton Paul HunterSarah Sterai Stephen RosierTanya RowlandErin Kluge

PROGRAMWednesday 17th August 2016am Travel to Hahndorf,

Check into accommodation8.00am – 10.30am Exhibition set up8.00am – 1.30pm Registration9.00am – 10.30am Leadership – Mark Donaldson10.30am – 11.00am Morning tea in the exhibition11.00am – 12.30pm Wellbeing – Libby Weaver12.30pm – 2.00pm Lunch in the exhibition

Plus extra time to check into accommodation2.00pm – Networking Tours – Wineries: Shaw & Smith4.30/5.00pm and Nepenthe, Breweries: Grumpy’s and

Prancing Pony, Main Street Self Guided Tour7.00pm – 10.30pm Dinner – Longview Winery

Thursday 18th August 20169.00am – 5.30pm Registration9.30am – 10.00am Finance – Bruno Bellon, Economic update

with a particular focus on SA and the Education Sector.

10.00am – 11.00am Finance – Paul Campey, Sound Financial and Governance practices, the national outlook and how schools should start gearing their finances to prepare themselves for changes to the Commonwealth Funding.

11.00am – 11.30am Morning tea in the exhibition11.30am – 1.00pm Education Panel: International Trends

and Learnings, Mark Glover: Genazzano FCJ College, Anne Knock: Sydney Centre for Innovation in Learning, Paul Campey: Resolve Consulting Group

1.00pm – 2.00pm Lunch in the exhibition2.00pm – 3.30pm Futurist – Bernard Salt3.30pm – 4.00pm Afternoon tea in the exhibition4.00pm – 5.00pm Exhibition pack down 4.00pm – 5.30pm Marketing & Branding – Simon Hammond7.00pm – 11.00pm Dinner – Adelaide Hills Convention Centre

Disclaimer The speakers, topics and times are correct as at time of printing, and are subject to change. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Organising Committee reserves the right to delete or alter items in the conference program. The views expressed by individuals or organisations at this conference do not necessarily represent the views of ASBA SA&NT or the sponsors.

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SPEAKERS

Dr Libby WeaverDr Libby Weaver (nee Ellis) is one of Australasia’s leading nutritional biochemists, author and speaker, who lives in New Zealand and Australia. She is an eight times number one bestselling author of the books Accidentally Overweight, Rushing Woman’s Syndrome, Real Food Chef, Beauty from the Inside Out, Real Food Kitchen, Sweet Food Story, The Calorie Fallacy and Exhausted to Energized. With a background in biochemistry and a natural ability to break down even the most complex of concepts into layman’s terms, Dr Libby’s health messages are globally relevant, which is why her holistic approach and unique form of education is embraced by audiences across the world. Her PhD examined the biochemical and nutritional factors in children with autism, and her findings have since changed the way the condition is treated in Australia and New Zealand. Armed with abundant knowledge, scientific research and a true desire to help others see their own light and beauty, Dr Libby empowers and inspires people to take charge of their health and happiness.

Bernard SaltBernard Salt is a leading futurist, commentator, author, analyst and advisor to business and government on consumer, culture and demographic trends. A partner of KPMG Australia, based in Melbourne, Bernard holds Bachelor of Education and Master of Arts degrees and is Chairman of the Tourism Forecasting Committee, Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a member of the Australian Institute of Management and an Affiliate of Chartered Accountants. His first best-selling book The Big Shift (Hardie Grant 2001) predicted a surge in the demand for lifestyle and residential property underpinned by the imminent retirement of the baby boom generation. His second book, also a best-seller, is The Big Picture: Life, work and relationships in the 21st Century (Hardie Grant 2006), and was followed by Man Drought: And other social issues of the new century (Hardie Grant 2008), a quirky and immensely popular book that not only attracted global media attention but catapulted new terminology into the Australian lexicon. He has since written The Big Tilt: What happens when the boomers bust and Xers and Ys inherit the earth (Hardie Grant 2011), which scopes the big questions of where Australian society is headed in the decade ahead, and Decent Obsessions: Why It’s Okay to Sweat the Small Stuff (Melbourne University Press, 2013), a rollicking journey through the manners, the mores and the minutiae of modern life. His latest work, More Decent Obsessions: The Small Things That Tell the Big Picture (MUP, 2014), takes readers on a playful yet insightful journey, moving forwards to the 2030s and looking back to the 1960s, examining life, manners and mores to sketch a bigger picture of modern life in Australia. Bernard has directed and authored a number of global studies for KPMG International including ‘Beyond the Baby Boomers’ (2007) and ‘The Global Skills Convergence’ (2008), both of which attracted global media coverage. In 2010 he produced KPMG’s Future Focus report aimed at business and government and which looked at development options for Australia in the 2010s. A highly sought-after commentator by media and the business community, Bernard appears regularly on radio and television programs including A Current Affair, Business Sunday, The Today Show, SBS Insight, Today Tonight and 60 Minutes.

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Bruno BellonBruno Bellon is a Director in the Global Markets Division of the Commonwealth Bank. His role is to advise large corporates and businesses in South Australia and the Northern Territory on the management of risks relating to interest rates, foreign exchange and commodities. Bruno has over 25 years’ experience in banking and financial markets in Adelaide, having worked with a number of large financial institutions. Prior to coming to the Commonwealth Bank, Bruno was the Senior Portfolio Manager for the South Australian Government Financing Authority, managing the interest rate and foreign exchange risks on the State Government’s debt. Bruno has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Adelaide and has been a Lecturer for the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA) and its predecessor, the Securities Institute of Australia for over 10 years. Bruno was appointed to the Board of Directors of FINSIA in February 2015. He is a regular economic presenter to clients and industry for the Commonwealth Bank across a number of states.

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Mark DonaldsonMark Donaldson VC is the first Australian to receive the Victorian Cross since 1969. On 2 September 2008 in a valley in eastern Afghanistan, Trooper Mark Donaldson made a split second decision that would change his life. His display of extraordinary courage that day saw him awarded the Australian Victoria Cross for Gallantry – the ultimate symbol of heroism. Yet Mark’s journey to those crucial moments in Afghanistan was almost as exceptional as the acts that led to his VC. He was a rebellious teenager who lost his Vietnam veteran father and his mother a few years later in suspicious circumstances. Faced with uncertain prospects, Mark’s decisions could have easily led him down a path of self-destructiveness and petty crime. But he chose a different road: the army. Mark enlisted in the Australian Army on 18 June 2002 and entered recruit training at the Army Recruit Training Centre, Kapooka, NSW. He demonstrated an early aptitude for soldiering and was awarded the prizes for best shot and best at physical training in his platoon. Subsequently he was allocated to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps and posted to the school of infantry at Singleton, NSW, where he excelled in his initial employment training. At the completion of this training he was again awarded best shot and best at physical training, as well as the award for the most outstanding soldier in his platoon. In February 2004, he successfully completed the Special Air Service Regiment selection course and was posted to the regiment in May 2004. Since that time he has been deployed on operations to East Timor, Afghanistan and Iraq. Mark Donaldson VC knows what it takes to lead. He knows what it is like to take responsibility for personal and team success and understands luck can be an important ingredient of that success. He knows how crucial effective communication is to the success of any plan. Mark knows what makes an effective team. He knows how critical it is for leaders to be agile in their decision making and how important resilience is in both the planning and implementation phases of an operation. In his world, lives depend on it. Mark Donaldson has authored a bestselling book, The Cross Road: A story of life, death and the SAS, and is the patron of Soldier On, an organisation committed to ending veteran homelessness. He is married with two children and continues to serve in the SAS.

MC – Malcolm DixMalcolm is both a recovering Social Worker and recovering Stand Up Comedian with 20 years’ experience in presenting to diverse, challenging and wonderful audiences. Malcolm’s natural high energy, insight and humour will ensure your next event is no ordinary affair. Today Malcolm works all around Australia as a speaker, Corporate Comic and MC and often performs all three roles at the same event. For much of his life Malcolm worked with homeless people in Australia and London and during this time he also commenced a career in stand up comedy in an attempt to stay sane and healthy amidst the frequent chaos of his daily work. Following a successful stand up career than saw him perform his month long one man show at the Melbourne Comedy Festival as well as appearances on Rove Live, Triple J, ABC, he decided eight years ago to quit Social Work and direct his attention to taking his message elsewhere – to new gatherings of folk beyond smoky, heckling dark clubs and bars. Hence during the past eight years he has worked with people from all walks of life including the corporate world, business and finance sector, community organisations, schools, charities and parent groups to name a few.

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Simon HammondFor more than two decades, Simon Hammond has pushed the boundaries of traditional thinking to provoke creative change within Australian business. From his early career as an investigative journalist to today, as a successful corporate director and author, Hammond has consistently defined the real drivers of social change and consumer behaviour. Through his presentations and consulting experience, Hammond reshapes organisations and engages them to rethink their strategic approach. His goal remains: to re-engage and re-link organisations to their customers through emotional drivers. In recent years, Hammond’s social insights have made him a sought-after social commentator and motivational speaker. Rejecting the tag of ‘futurist’, Hammond describes himself as a ‘nowist’ with his telling observations of mainstream behaviour challenging many accepted conventions and throwing new light on the disconnection between society and business today. He targets increased political correction, complex corporate governance issues and the information explosion as enemies of brand connection. In a world short on heroes and quality role models, Hammond believes that businesses have a much more important role to play in society if they define what they stand for and articulate their position well. This conviction comes through in his presentations, as a highly motivated and passionate speaker. Hammond draws from his successfully running a number of highly renowned businesses, managing major brand strategies for some of Australia’s biggest clients and, over the past five years, has addressed audiences on marketing and branding across the nation. Passionate on brand connection, Hammond’s radical new advertising and branding methodologies are currently being used by some of Australia’s top companies. His Social Insights program and keynote addresses are in huge demand across Australia for their ability to challenge executives and teams to think differently about consumer connection, team culture and brand uniqueness. As an innovator, Hammond has published two acclaimed books and wows his audiences with a full rock version of his business insights presentation.

Paul Campey Paul is one of the founding Partners of Resolve, a specialist firm in the areas of governance, leadership and financial management, Paul has undertaken reviews and provided assistance to Schools, Churches and Not for Profits in Australia and internationally, as well as running Board and other training seminars. He is the co-founder of The Bursars Forum (internet based forum of 1,000+ members) and currently serves as Chairman of Vision Christian Media (radio network of 600+ radio stations). Paul also serves on the Boards of Christian Super ($1.2bn+ fund) and ACSI Education Foundation (US based). He has previously served on a number of local and international boards. Paul has also co authored the book Community Governance. Prior to entering consulting in 2001 he was a Business Manager and Company Secretary in two large Independent Schools. Prior to this Paul was an auditor for 7 years with Coopers & Lybrand (now PwC).

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Anne KnockAnne Knock is Director of Development at Sydney Centre for Innovation in Learning (SCIL), the innovation unit at Northern Beaches Christian School. Anne and her team present a range of professional development programs for educators and leaders who come from across Australia and around the world, to learn about innovative school leadership pedagogy and school design. In addition, Anne co-hosts international study tours to inspire educational leaders. Anne has worked in a variety of school and community roles. She commenced her career as a K-6 teacher. She writes, speaks and facilitates workshops in the areas of innovation, learning spaces, change by design and leadership.

Mark GloverMark Glover is currently the Business Manager/Company Secretary at Genazzano FCJ College in Kew, Victoria. Genazzano is a Catholic day and boarding ELC to Year 12 girls school located 5 kms east of Melbourne. Mark is in his 10th year at the College following 2 previous Business Manager stints in both Catholic and Independent schools over a 10 year period. He was President of the Catholic Business Administrators Association for 4 years and remains a member of the Executive Committee. For his services over the 20 years to Catholic Education, he was awarded life membership of the Association in 2014. He is currently on the ASBA (Vic) State Committee and chairs the Catholic Education Commission of Victoria’s Administration Expert Working Group for the statewide ICON project. Mark has chaired or co-chaired a number of the prestigious CEBA Conferences over the past decade and has presented papers on the work and role of the School Business Manager at a number of national and international conferences in recent times.

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YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO REGISTER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE LIMITED NUMBERS APPLY.

REGISTRATIONRegistration Fees Earlybird Standard Before or on After All registration fees Monday 30th Monday 30th are GST inclusive. June 2016 June 2016 Member Registration $325 $375 Non-member Registration* $475 $550 Member Day Registration $150 $190 Non-member day Registration* $240 $275 Additional Dinner Tickets $125 $125

* To register as a non-member you must fulfil the criteria for a member as detailed in the ASBA SA&NT Constitution which is located on the ASBA website, or contact All Occasions Management to discuss further.

Register OnlineTo register online click here.

Confirmation of RegistrationYour registration will be acknowledged in writing via email with confirmation of your requirements according to your registration form. You will also receive a Tax Invoice.

Cancellation PolicyRegistration cancellations must be sent in writing, faxed or emailed, to All Occasions Group. Registration cancellations received up to 30 days prior to the conference will receive a full refund, less a $120.00 handling fee. Registration cancellations received less than 30 days and up to seven days prior to the conference will receive a 50% refund. No refunds will be given for registration cancellations received within seven days of the conference; however a substitute delegate may be nominated.

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INDICATE YOUR INTENTIONS TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM.

SOCIALPROGRAMDinner at Longview VineyardWednesday 17th August 2016 7.00pm – 10.30pm 154 Pound Rd, Macclesfield SA 5153 Sponsored by:

Cost: Inclusive with full registration and $125.00 per person for partners, guest and day registrations.

Transfers: From the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre and return will be organised.

Dress: Smart Casual

Maximum numbers apply. Longview is a stunning family owned Australian vineyard located just outside the historic township of Macclesfield in the Adelaide Hills. Set on undulating slopes reminiscent of classic old world estates, it has quickly established itself as one the most awarded vineyards in the region since its first vintage, back in 2001.

Conference Dinner at Adelaide Hills Convention Centre Thursday 18th August 20167.00pm – 11.00pmAdelaide Hills Convention Centre Sponsored by:

Cost: Inclusive with full registration and $125.00 per person for partners, guest and day registrations.

Dress: Smart Casual

An occasion to celebrate the success of the Conference, the Conference Dinner will be conveniently held at the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre. Enjoy South Australian food and wine, entertainment and the company of fellow delegates during this relaxed evening.

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NETWORKING

TOURS Wednesday 17th August 2016 2.00pm – 5.00pm Cost: Inclusive with full and Wednesday Day Registration

Three tours to various locations around Hahndorf are offered to delegates as options for their choosing; each tour will depart from the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre by bus, and offer delegates the opportunity to network in a casual environment. Maximum numbers apply.

Hahndorf Main StreetDelegates will soak in the strong German flavour of the Hahndorf Main Street while browsing at your leisure in the incredible range of shops including bakeries, traditional German pubs, butchers, restaurants and cafes, clothing and antiques and fine crafts stores. Visit the Menz FruChocs Shop for a sweet South Australian treat, stop into Udder Delights for a selection of Artisan Cheeses or drop by the German Arms Hotel for a brew and the traditional hospitality. This is a self-guided, at leisure tour.

Hahndorf Brewery TourDelegates will visit two of the region’s iconic Breweries (Prancing Pony and Grumpy’s Brewhouse) to sample the selection of unique beers and micro brews. Craft beer is the focus of this tour, and you will gain a firsthand insight into the unique and iconic brews of the region.

Sponsored by:

Adelaide Hills Winery TourSouth Australia is known for it’s iconic and high quality wines, and for this tour delegates will be taken to two of the region’s finest wineries. You will be greeted at Shaw and Smith by Season 1, MasterChef finalist, Andre Ursini who will be preparing some Italian Deserts and Coffee to round off the tasting experience. Nepenthe winery will offer something completely different with a musical experience unlike any other. If you have ever wondered what an old gypsy jazz & western swing band from the 20’s and 30’s sounds like then Various Nefarious will answer that question.

Sponsored by:

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ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation has been reserved at the Hahndorf Resort as part of the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre, The Manna of Hahndorf and the Hahndorf Motor Lodge with special conference rates. Car parking is available on site for each. Please book through All Occasions Group during the registration process.

• Accommodation rooms are limited and are subject to availability, therefore allocation will be strictly on a first-come first-served basis. Please book your accommodation as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

• Please note that all reservations made without a delegate booking against them need to be released by Monday 18th July. After this date you will need to contact the hotel direct who will only be able to book a room subject to availability.

Accommodation Booking and DepositTo make a booking:• Please read the terms and conditions below carefully.• Complete the relevant section on the registration form and

forward the required amount, prior to Monday 18th July to All Occasions Group.

• Your details, accommodation requirements and payment will be forwarded to the hotel to finalise the booking.

• Delegates will then be responsible for settling their final account with the hotel at check out. A tax invoice for the full amount inclusive of GST will be issued by the hotel on check out.

Arrival TimeHotel check in time is 2.00pm. If you arrive prior to this time your room may not be available. To guarantee a room for an early arrival you will need to book for the previous night.

Late Arrivals and No ShowPlease indicate on your booking form or notify All Occasions Group in writing if you will arrive at your hotel after 6.00pm on the day of arrival. Failure to do so may result in your room being released. The accommodation payment will be forfeited should you not arrive on the date which you have booked. In this instance, your subsequent night’s accommodation will be cancelled and may be re-sold without notice. In addition you must refer to the hotel’s individual cancellation terms for any additional cancellation fees that may be incurred. If additional fees are incurred and you do not arrive at the hotel, the hotel will contact you direct for payment of these fees. Check OutStandard check out is 10.00am. Should you require late check out please arrange this with the hotel when you check in. Additional fees may be required.

Accommodation AlterationsAlterations or cancellation of hotel accommodation must be sent in writing to All Occasions Group, not to the hotel.

Accommodation Terms and ConditionsThe accommodation availability and prices shown in this registration brochure are current at the time of publication however, they are subject to change without notice in accordance with the terms and conditions of each supplier. Association of School Business Administrators SA&NT Inc. and All Occasions Group accept no responsibility for any additional costs or inconvenience incurred.

Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival will incur loss of the payment made, at the discretion of the hotel.

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Hahndorf Resort145a Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf SA

All rates are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST. The full amount of GST on the booking will be shown on the tax invoice provided by the hotel upon check out. Full prepayment is required.

Any room (Single, Double or House) – $186 based on 2 persons, extra persons $25 per person, per night. Breakfast $27.50 per person, per day.

• Family Cottage• HC Fully Contained Unit (One Bed) • HC Fully Contained Unit (Two Bed) • Lakeview House• Lakeview Unit • Presidential Spa Unit • Resort Room (Two Bed) • One Bed Cottage• Two Bed Cottage• Two Bedroom Unit (Two bed) • Two Bedroom Unit (Three bed)

Please note, single accommodation is very limited so we do encourage guests to share. Should you wish to share with one or more of your colleagues please indicate this on your registration form.

The Manna of Hahndorf25 Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf SA

All rates are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST. The full amount of GST on the booking will be shown on the tax invoice provided by the hotel upon check out. A one night deposit payment is required.

• Superior Room – $175 per night• Executive Room – $185 per night

Hahndorf Motor Lodge25 Main Street, Hahndorf SA

All rates are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST. The full amount of GST on the booking will be shown on the tax invoice provided by the hotel upon check out. A one night deposit payment is required.

• Standard Room – $155 per night

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GENERALINFORMATIONDressSmart casual attire is appropriate for conference sessions and social functions.

TaxiMt Barker Taxis – Phone: 08 8391 1888

TemperatureFor the month of August, Hahndorf ’s temperature ranges from a maximum of 15.8°C to a minimum of 7.5°C.

Registration DeskAll delegates need to register and the registration desk will be open in the Foyer on:

Wednesday 17th August 8.00am – 1.30pmThursday 18th August 9.00am – 5.30pm

Liability/Insurance In the event of industrial disruptions or natural disasters, the Association of School Business Administrators (SA&NT) Inc., the Organising Committee and All Occasions Group including All Occasions Management and All Occasions Travel cannot accept responsibility for any financial or other losses incurred by the delegates. Nor can the Association of School Business Administrators (SA&NT) Inc., the Organising Committee or All Occasions Group including All Occasions Management and All Occasions Travel take responsibility for injury or damage to persons or property occurring during the conference. All insurance including medical cover and for expenses incurred in the event of the cancellation of the conference is the individual delegate’s responsibility. The policy should include loss of fees/deposits through cancellation of your participation in the conference, or through the cancellation of the conference itself, loss of airfares for any reason, medical expenses, loss or damage to personal property, additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered. The conference secretariat will take no responsibility for any participant failing to insure.

Privacy Policy In accordance with the requirements of the Australian Privacy Act 2000, the All Occasions Group (encompassing All Occasions Management and All Occasions Travel) complies with such legislation which is designed to protect the rights of the individual to privacy of their information. All information collected with respect to your registration for participation in this conference will only be used for the purposes of planning, conduct of the event or communication regarding future events. These details may be made available to parties directly related to the conference including but not limited to the All Occasions Group, venues, accommodation and travel providers (for the purposes of room / travel bookings and conference options), key sponsors (subject to strict conditions) and other related parties as deemed necessary. It is proposed to produce a ‘Delegate List’ of attendees at the conference and to include the individual’s details in such a list. By completing this registration form, you acknowledge that the details supplied by you may be used for the above purposes. It is your responsibility to ensure that all information provided to the All Occasions Group is accurate and kept up to date. To access or update your information, please email or fax the All Occasions Group.

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HAHNDORF

TO REGISTER ONLINE CLICK HERE

FURTHER INFORMATIONFor further information please contact the conference organisers:

All Occasions Group 12 Stirling Street, Thebarton SA 5031 Telephone: 08 8125 2200 Facsimile: 08 8125 2233 Email: stacey.woodrup@aomevents.com or merilyn@aomevents.comWebsite: www.asba.asn.au

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Title Given name

Family name

Preferred name for badge (if different to above)

Position

Organisation

Address

City State Postcode

Telephone

Facsimile

Mobile

Email (all information and updates regarding the Conference will be sent to this address)

Any special requirements? (e.g. dietary, wheelchair access)

FUTURE CONTACTThe All Occasions Group uses Commercial Electronic Messages (i.e. email updates, newsletters etc) to keep delegates informed on both current and future events and travel.t No, I would not like to be kept informed of Conferences, travel

and accommodation specials or holiday / travel prize draws.

PRIVACYIn registering for this Conference, relevant details will be incorporated into a ‘Delegate List’. t No, do not include my name & organisation on the Delegate List.

REGISTRATION FEES Earlybird* Standard Before or on After All registration fees Monday 30th Monday 30th are GST inclusive. June 2016 June 2016

Member Registration $325.00 t $375.00 t

Non-Member Registration $475.00 t $550.00 t

Member Day Registration $150.00 t $190.00 t Wednesday t Wednesday t Thursday t Thursday t

Non-Member Day Registration $240.00 t $275.00 t Wednesday t Wednesday t Thursday t Thursday t

* Earlybird registration must be booked and paid for before or on Monday 30th June 2016 for rates to apply.

Registration Fee Total $

REGISTRATION

FORMASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS (SA&NT) INC. 2016 RESIDENTIAL STATE CONFERENCE

TAX INVOICE ABN 89 938 446 990

(All fees are GST inclusive.)

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONSAll rates are inclusive of GST. Rooms are available on the evenings of Wednesday 17th August and Thursday 18th August 2016.

Check in date Check out date

Estimated time of arrival am/pm

t Single t Doublet Smoking t Non Smoking

If applicable, please provide the name of the person sharing

Hahndorf ResortAny room (Single, Double or House) – $186 based on 2 persons, extra persons $25 per person, per night. Breakfast $27.50 per person, per day. Full prepayment is required.

t Family Cottaget HC Fully Contained Unit (One Bed) t HC Fully Contained Unit (Two Bed) t Lakeview Houset Lakeview Unit t Presidential Spa Unit t Resort Room (Two Bed) t One Bed Cottaget Two Bed Cottage t Two Bedroom Unit (Two bed)t Two Bedroom Unit (Three bed)

The Manna of HahndorfOne night deposit payment required to secure booking.

t Superior Room – $175 per nightt Executive Room – $185 per night

Hahndorf Motor LodgeOne night deposit payment required to secure booking.

t Standard Room – $155 per night

t I have read and agree to the terms, conditions and the cancellation policy for accommodation provider as detailed on page 11. If this box is not ticked, your accommodation will not be processed.

Accommodation Total $

SOCIAL FUNCTIONSTo assist with catering please indicate your intentions. (Failure to do so will be registered as non-attendance).

Dinner on site at Longview WineryWednesday 17th August 2016, 7.00pm – 10.30pmYes, I will attend:t Delegate

(cost included in full member and non-member registration)t Extra Ticket(s) at $125 per ticket

( for day registration and guests). Number of tickets

Dinner at Adelaide Hills Convention CentreThursday 18th August 2016, 7.00pm – 11.00pm Yes, I will attend:t Delegate

(cost included in full member and non-member registration)t Extra Ticket(s) at $125 per ticket

( for day registration and guests). Number of tickets

Networking ToursWednesday 17th August 2016, 2.00pm – 5.00pm

Please indicate your preference by placing a 1, 2 or 3 in the boxes below (1 = highest preference).

Yes, I will attend:

t Hahndorf Main Streett Hahndorf Brewery Tourt Adelaide Hills Winery Tour

Cost included in full Member and Non-Member Registrations and Wednesday Day Registration

Social Functions Total $

REGISTRATION

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TAX INVOICE ABN 89 938 446 990

(All fees are GST inclusive.)

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PAYMENTt I have read and agree to the terms and conditions contained

within the registration brochure and the cancellation policy as outlined on page 9. If this clause is not ticked, your registration will not be processed.

Registration $

Social Functions $

Accommodation $

Total $

Payment or payment advice must accompany this form and may be made by:

t Cheque or money order payable to ‘All Occasions Group – ASBA SA&NT’ or

t Electronic Funds Transfer to CBA, BSB 065 112, Account Number 1016 3929. To allow us to identify your EFT payment, please enter your surname as the Statement reference. A remittance advice must also be forwarded by email or fax to All Occasions Group.

t Please debit my credit card for the above total. t American Express t Diners Club

t MasterCard t Visa

Card number

Expiry date

Cardholder’s name as it appears on the card

CCV

Signature

* Please note that debits to your credit card will appear as “All Occasions Group” on your statement.

* Accounts paid by credit card will incur a processing fee of 2.8% for VISA and MasterCard, 3.6% for AMEX and 4.95% for Diners card.

Please return this form to: ASBA SA&NT ConferenceAll Occasions Management12 Stirling Street, Thebarton SA 5031Telephone: 08 8125 2200 Facsimile: 08 8125 2233Email: conference@aomevents.com

REGISTRATION

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TAX INVOICE ABN 89 938 446 990

(All fees are GST inclusive.)