THE BOARD AND MANAGEMENT

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1 MEDIA KIT 2015/16

2 THE BOARD AND MANAGEMENT CCV is fortunate to have a strong Board and management team in place. Leon Wiegard (exec. President) is supported by Neill Murray (ex Australian Airlines, Tabcorp and founding COO of CCAV) who oversees Gaming, Liquor and IR/HR support, Jenny Maher (ex Tattersalls and CCAV) who oversees Partner relationships, club governance and administration, Michelle Dalmau (ex CV ) who handles events and trade tours and Sandra Pozzibon covering accounts and administration. While CCV is dedicated to a direct service model of response to member queries and to achieve this we are supported by a number of organisations including SIAG (IR/HR), Retail Safari (Marketing and publications), Wisewould Mahony (legal), and Moore Stephens Melbourne (accounting). Ian Johnson - Chairman Leon Wiegard OAM President Des Barnard Consultant to the Seven Network, prior to that Ian was as CEO of Nine Melbourne for 10 years, National Nine Network for one year and Crown Limited for 2 years. He was formerly Chairman of the Yarra Valley Country Club, a director of the Chirnside Park Country Club and for 9 years a director of the Melbourne Football Club. A life member of the AFL and Chair of the Olympians Clubs of Victoria and Australia and former President of Fitzroy Football Club, Clubs Victoria and Community Clubs Association of Victoria. Inaugural Hall of Fame inductee, Victorian PGA. Board member, Director of Club Support Group, Venue Manager Club Italia and former general manager of St Albans Sports Club. Life Member of St Albans Football Club, St Albans Sports Club, and Western Region Football League. Founding Board member Community Clubs Association of Victoria. David Barnett Peter Craig Barbara Kelly Jason Wallace David is on the Committee of Sorrento Golf Club. Founding Board member Community Clubs Association of Victoria. Secretary/Manager of Amstel Golf Club since A former Councillor and President of Clubs Victoria and Life member and current President of the National Coursing Association of Victoria. General Manager of Chirnside Park Country Club since Clubs Victoria. Clubs Victoria Club Manager of the Year Member of the organising committee for the 2000 & 2011 Golf Management Australia Conference. Chief Executive Officer of Bendigo Stadium Limited and formerly General Manager of Lakes Entrance Bowls Club and North Ballarat Sports Club.

3 THE HUB QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER The Victorian clubs industry association CCV, was formed on 1st July 2014 as an amalgamation of Clubs Victoria and Community Clubs Association of Victoria. CCV is anticipating that total membership will be in excess of 2000 not-for-profit member clubs including, large city clubs, golf, bowls, clubs with gaming, tennis, racing, harness racing, greyhound, sporting, ethnic and business clubs throughout the state. Clubs rely on the advice of their industry association, especially in relation to their industrial relations, human resource, governance and government policy needs. They obtain this advice through direct CCV contact and by our website, weekly e-newsletter, and quarterly magazines along with the President to President newsletters. We also have regular Morning Teas with CCV, and Club Forums for members, which are designed to keep clubs informed and for CCV to receive feedback from clubs. The Hub ( Community Clubs are Community Hubs ) is our quarterly magazine which will be distributed to over 2,500 club decision makers, sporting associations, politicians and senior public servants. Readership is estimated to be at 10,000 plus. The Hub will be approximately a 20 page production and include vital news / information for clubs of all types and sizes. The target audience is the key decision makers in community clubs, including senior management and club committees. There is limited advertising space for Partners in the three editions which will be produced and ed/posted annually. They will be complimented by a 4th edition, which is a more substantial glossy CCV Year Book, approximately 48 pages covering the annual awards, years activities and some forecasts for the year ahead.

4 2015/2016 ADVERTISING RATES The Hub/Year Book provides Partners with a cost-effective medium to advertise to a specific and valuable segment of the hospitality market. Advertising in the CCV publications will provide constant alignment of your name, logo and product/services with the not for profit clubs sector and maximise your brand recognition with club decision makers. CCV Partner organisations will be provided with the first opportunity to take advertising in these publications before we go to a broader market, should that be required. CCV will work towards ensuring that magazine content is accurate, current and appropriate in style for our target audience. From time to time, advertising Partners may be invited to provide editorial content where CCV deems the topic will be of interest or assistance to the industry. Such content may not be promotional or advertorial in nature. The production schedule for The Hub and the CCV Year Book is as follows: The 2015/16 packaged advertising rates for the three editions of The Hub plus Year Book are: The 2015/16 per edition advertising rate for The Hub is dependent on limited availability: The 2015/16 per edition advertising rate for The Year Book is dependent on limited availability; Full Page $6000* Full Page $1700 Full Page $2000 Inside Front/Back Cover $7500* Half Page $4000* 1/3rd Page $2500* Inside Front/Back Cover $1900 Half Page $900 1/3rd Page $650 Inside Front/Back Cover $2200 Half Page $1100 1/3rd Page $700 *Payment may be split into four equal payments to coincide with the production of each edition of The Hub or the Year Book. Publication Copy Deadline On the Streets Hub Hub Hub Yearbook 15/8/15 18/9/15 30/10/15 4/12/15 19/2/16 25/3/16 20/5/16 24/6/16 GST not included. Existing Partner discounts apply

5 ADVERTISING SPECIFICATIONS Advertising content must be provided to the following specifications. CONTACTS Copy needs to be provided by the advertised publication deadline. All files need to be in PDF or JPEG, CMYK colour format and pictures require a minimum resolution of 300dpi. COMMUNITY CLUBS VICTOIRIA 5/19 Gertrude St, Fitzroy, VIC SIAG 16/75 Lorimer St, Southbank, VCGLR 49 Elizabeth St, Richmond, DEPT.OF JUSTICE 21 Exhibition St, Melbourne, GAMBLERS HELP MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT 8 Nicholson St, East Melbourne, MINISTER FOR SPORT 50 Lonsdale St, Melbourne, SHADOW MINISTER FOR SPORT Parliament House, Melbourne, MINISTER FOR GAMING 121 Exhibition St, Melbourne, SHADOW MINISTER FOR GAMING Parliament House, Melbourne, GOLF VICTORIA 1/21 Howleys Rd, Notting Hill, BOWLS VICTORIA Suite 7, Camberwell Rd, Hawthorn East, TENNIS VICTORIA Aami Stadium, Olympic Park, VICSPORT Level 3, 375 Albert Rd, South Melbourne, For further information contact Jenny, Leon or Michelle on (03) specialising in facility services Photocopier and Print Solution Specialists Save time and money with an upgrade of your current copier. Save up to 50% of your current costs. Phone: brendon.bateman@bbcdigital.com.au TJS is a leading provider of outsourced services through quality people, processes and sustained focus on client outcomes. cleaning Maintenance fire & safety security Danny Williams tjsservices.co Half Page 185 x 135mm (width x height) CONTA COMMUNITY SIAG VCGLR DEPT.OF JUS TMDG TM Design Group GAMBLERS H MINISTER FO 5/11 Beach St, Port Melbourne, VIC Ian Macklin MINISTER FO SHADOW MI MINISTER FO Full Page 210mm x 297mm (width x height) plus 3mm bleed 1/3 Page SHADOW MI 185mm x 90mm (width x height) BOWLS VICT GOLF VICTOR TENNIS VICT VICSPORT Photocopier and Print Solution Specialists Save time and money with an upgrade of your current copier.

6 KEY CONTACTS Web: Phone: (03) Address: Unit 5, Gertrude Street, Fitzroy, Victoria