DUE DATES

MOVE IN: TUESDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2024

*Security will be on the roller doors at the loading dock throughout exhibitor move in, so access will be available until 1930hrs on Tuesday.

MOVE OUT: FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2024

Exhibitor move out must be completed by 1500hrs.

Please refer to the ‘Venue & Access’ tab of this document for further move in/out details.

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS

Wednesday 21 February 2024

Thursday 22 February 2024

Friday 23 February 2024

The above schedule is correct at the time of publication but may be subject to minor change. You will be advised accordingly.

*To set up for the Welcome Reception the exhibition hall may need to be vacated by all exhibitors between 1535-1755hrs on Wednesday 21 February. Exhibition Hall 1 will be locked down with no access possible; please do not schedule any meetings in the exhibition during this time. You will be able to return to your stand just prior to the Welcome Reception at 1755hrs.

INFORMATION DESK HOURS

Located in the Main foyer of the BCEC outside of the Exhibition Hall, the Information Desk will be open at the following times:

Venue: Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre (BCEC)
Kitchen Loading Dock Via Glenelg Street
South Brisbane QLD 4101 Australia
         +61 7 3308 3000
   www.bcec.com.au 

BCEC EXHIBITOR SERVICES

There are a range of services the venue can assist you with. Further information and order forms are available in the Exhibitor Services page on the BCEC website. Orders must be completed by Friday 9 February 2024 to ensure the services can be provided.

Please ensure you have read through the venue’s Exhibitor Services Guide which can be downloaded at the above link. This contains information on exhibiting at the BCEC, information requiring approval from the BCEC, detailed information on the various services available and appropriate order forms as well as general operational information for the Centre.

COURIER DELIVERIES

All deliveries must come via the loading dock (refer ‘Loading Dock’ section below for details on where to deliver to). Your courier will be required to deliver goods directly to your stand. Please ensure you make specific arrangements with your transport provider and/or ensure you have a representative onsite at the time of delivery. If you will not be present to sign for the goods, please ensure you advise your courier of this as neither Harry the Hirer nor the BCEC can sign for delivery of goods on your behalf.

Deliveries will only be accepted on Tuesday 20 February 2024 during loading dock opening times (refer ‘Important Dates & Times’ tab for times) BCEC reserves the right to refuse deliveries outside of these times. If you have concerns around the ability to have your courier delivery exactly during this time, we recommend you contact a freight forwarder (see above section) who can assist with receipt and storage of your goods prior to Tuesday 20 February 2024 (costs apply), including then delivering these goods to your stand onsite.

Goods being delivered to the venue must clearly display the exhibitor delivery label.

Refer to the Loading Dock section below for further details on where your goods should be delivered to.

All goods delivered to the BCEC will need to be delivered directly to your booth in readiness for your move in later that afternoon. Refer above ‘Important Dates & Times’ section for move in times.

PERSONAL DELIVERIES

This option is only available on Tuesday 20 February 2024 from 7:30am-4:00pm via the Kitchen Loading Dock (accessed via the service road off Glenelg Street). Maximum of 15 minutes parking at dock.

Please click here for the Kitchen Loading Dock map.

FREIGHT FORWARDING

The show bumps in on very tight parameters and deliveries will not be accepted at the venue earlier. Furthermore, all freight must be removed from the venue during official move out times with no exceptions.

Should you anticipate any issues with courier delivery or collection during the above times, we recommend you contract the services of a freight forwarder who can organise early storage and late collection of consignments.

Contact information will be made available in the coming days.

DELIVERY LABEL

Click here to download the exhibitor delivery label that should be affixed to your goods.

FREIGHT AND CUSTOMS CLEARANCE

It is important that you have fully paid for all incoming freight and international customs fees. WALDRONSMITH Management, the SMSF Association representatives, BCEC, HTH and their officers and employees, separately and collectively, will not take any responsibility for items delayed at Customs or for items that have not been paid for in full. Please note that taxes will almost certainly have to be paid in full before goods are released from Customs. Please contact your preferred courier for all national and international requirements.

LOADING DOCK

Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre (BCEC)
Kitchen Loading Dock Via Glenelg Street
South Brisbane QLD 4101 Australia

Click here for the Kitchen Loading Dock map which shows the Exhibition Hall 1 roller doors.

Click here to download the exhibitor delivery label to be affixed to your goods.

A limit of 15 minutes per vehicle applies to all vehicles using the Kitchen Loading Dock via Glenelg Street.

The opening dock is operational from 0730-1600hrs on Tuesday 20 February 2024.

COLLECTION OF GOODS FROM THE VENUE

At the close of the exhibition, prior to leaving the venue, you are responsible for the packing and removal arrangements of your goods. You will need to bring your empty boxes/packages from the designated storage area to your booth at the close of the exhibition. Please ensure you have booked your courier in advance in line with the move out schedule.

All freight must be removed from the venue during official move out times and prior to the conclusion of move out. Should you anticipate any issues with removing your goods during this time, or having your courier collect your goods in time, we recommend you contract the services of a freight forwarder (refer ‘Freight Forwarding’ section above for further details).

If collecting from the venue within the required timeframe, your courier should be instructed to collect goods via the Kitchen Loading Dock. Please ensure you have the following available onsite:

• Sufficient copies of the appropriate return address label (including your company name, contact name, contact number, destination and courier name)
• Sufficient copies of your courier company’s consignment notes, listing your company account number
• Knowledge of how to book a courier
• Packaging tape and scissors or a Stanley knife.

CAR PARKING

The Centre provides undercover parking for 1500 vehicles, with direct lift access to the Centre’s convention and exhibition facilities. Car Parks 1-3 are accessible via Merivale Street and Car Park 3 can also be accessed via Grey Street.

Exhibitors are entitled to a discounted parking rate, redeemed at the BCEC pay stations with a QR code. You will receive your event specific QR code via email from the Exhibitor Services Team. Please note car parking prices are subject to change.

Please visit their website for details and prices.

CLEANING

BCEC will provide general cleaning of the exhibition common areas, e.g. aisles, prior to opening of the exhibition and daily thereafter.

It is, however, your responsibility to maintain your exhibit and furniture in a tidy condition at all times. You are to make your own arrangements for removal of items not for display and rubbish resulting from unpacking of exhibits e.g. carton boxes, crates, plywood, materials for your booth construction and interior fittings from the exhibition areas before the exhibition opens. At the close of the Conference, all exhibits items should be removed immediately.

EXHIBITION ROOM SPECIFICATIONS

The exhibition will be held in Exhibition Hall 1 (via the Kitchen Loading Dock) on the Ground Level of the BCEC. Please see below list of dimensions and restrictions:

Maximum ceiling height:      10 metres
Maximum entry:                      5.650m high x 1.5m wide, also 2 sound baffled loading dock doors 10m wide x 6m high
Live load allowance:               20kpa floor load capacity
Rigging available:                   No
Utilities available:                   Yes
Power available:                     130 electrical and water pits on a 6 x 6m grid
Floor surface:                          4885m²

FORKLIFT SERVICES

Forklifts will not be available for hire. If your custom stand builder requires a forklift they will be required to bring this with them on their truck.

ITEMS REQUIRING VENUE APPROVAL

There are a number of items that require advance venue approval. If you are considering any of the below (or any other items you may think require approval) please provide details via the Exhibitor Services Exhibitor Services section of the BCEC website by no later than Friday 9 February 2024.

• Stand catering
• External food and beverage supply: sampling/selling
• Motor vehicles or large/heavy items into event space
• Gas cylinders
• Naked flame
• Animals onsite
• Helium balloons
• Custom display stands (other than those being created by Harry the Hirer)

BOOTH CATERING

The venue is the only approved company permitted to provide food and beverage services to your booth. If you require this service, please complete the order via the Exhibitor Services section of the BCEC website by no later than Friday 9 February 2024.

Exhibitors are unable to giveaway any items at their stands that are included in sponsorship packages (e.g. coffee cups, napkins/serviettes, juice, ice cream, water or water bottles).

FOOD SAMPLING AND/OR GIVEAWAYS

We recommend limiting flyers and promotional items in order to minimise touchpoints. If exhibitors wish to hand out these items, we ask that you hand each flyer/item directly to the attendee; the attendee shouldn’t pick up a flyer/item from a collection on an exhibitors booth. Once the attendee has the flyer/item, they then must keep this item on them and not place it back on the booth.

Exhibitors wanting to offer food and/or beverage sampling from their booth, including handing out individually wrapped confectionary items, will need to receive approval from the BCEC. The application form for this can be found via the Exhibitor Services section of the BCEC website and must be provided to the Centre by COB Friday 9 February 2024.

INTERNET ACCESS

Attendees at the Conference will have free access to a basic wireless internet service, suitable for checking emails or similar, while onsite. A separate wireless network will be setup for Sponsors to use in the exhibition hall, with network and password details to be forwarded closer to the Conference. Should you prefer, you can also purchase at your own cost a hard-wired line through the Exhibitor Services.

The BCEC recommends exhibitors not to set up your own wireless network on your booth, as interference from multiple neighbouring networks could render them unusable.

SECURITY

Security will be in place at the entrance of the exhibition during opening hours. However, it is recommended to remove or secure any valuable items in lockable storage on your booth when your booth is unattended. If you wish to hire additional security for items on your booth, please contact the Exhibitor Services.

BOOTH BOUNDARY

It is a requirement of the BCEC and the SMSF Association National Conference 2024 that all display material is contained within the perimeter of your exhibition site. Materials that are placed outside of exhibition sites will be relocated or removed.

TROLLEYS

We suggest you provide your own trolley as there are only a limited amount of complimentary trolleys available from the Centre and these are available on a first come, first served basis.

SHELL SCHEME (PER 3MX3M SPACE)

BOOTH:               3m wide x 3m deep x 2.4m high shell scheme exhibition booth
STRUCTURE:      Polished aluminium frame with white melamine infill panels
BRANDING:        All open aisle frontages will have a fascia sign consisting of one company name and stand number
LIGHTING:          Two (2) track spotlights per 9sqm
POWER:              One (1) single power point per stand, regardless of size. Power point is positioned in the rear corner of the booth.

*Should you have purchased additional space (6m x3m) the above inclusions are duplicated.

FASCIA REQUIREMENTS

Your company name will be displayed on the fascia of your booth. HTH will provide you with a form to complete. There is a 35 character limit on the fascia signs.

BRANDING

Your booth and the company name displayed on the fascia/front of the booth must reflect the initial company in which you have agreed to participate in at the SMSF Association National Conference 2024. All artwork and signage within the booth must also predominantly reflect the initial company participating at the Conference. The SMSF Association requires viewing of all printed artwork and panels planned to be displayed on your exhibition booth for approval. If the booth onsite is outside of the approved design, the SMSF Association has the right to request any necessary amendments be made before the exhibition is open to delegates. Please submit your exhibition stand renders by Friday 19 January 2024 for approval.

Please note that should you have a corner booth, two fascia signs will be printed.

FURNITURE HIRE

Harry the Hirer (HTH) is the preferred furniture and exhibition provider for the Conference.

We have passed on your contact details and they will send you your personalised link to their online portal to complete your order forms and consider the following for your booth:

• Signage options
• Lighting and power requirements
• Furniture and display hire
• Audio visual equipment hire
• Fascia sign requirements

In order to ensure your requirements are met and to avoid any late order fees, orders with HTH must be finalised by Friday 19 January for signage, Friday 26 January 2024 for your fascia, and Wednesday 7 February 2024 for all other items.

CUSTOM BUILT STANDS

If you have purchased raw space (without shell scheme) and are using the floor space for a custom build stand or a pre-fabricated display in your allocated area, you must submit your detailed plans in advance for approval. Approval will be sought on your behalf. If the booth onsite is outside of the approved design, the SMSF Association has the right to request any necessary amendments be made before the exhibition is open to delegates.

Please note that any part of your structure greater than 2.4m in height requires prior venue approval. 

Please detail any power or lighting requirements in your plans so this can be arranged with HTH.

Custom build stands must not exceed 3.5m in height and your stand must not in any way overshadow any neighbouring stands.

Please submit your detailed plans including any digital branding with the completed Custom Stand Design Form to Lydia Mernik by Friday 12 January 2024 and venue approval will be sought on your behalf. You will be notified once approval is received or with notice of any necessary modifications.

Your custom builder can access the exhibition between 0800-1600hrs on Tuesday 20 February 2024. All stands must be completed by 1600hrs. Please ensure this information is forwarded to your supplier well in advance.

FLYERS AND PROMOTIONAL GIVEAWAYS

Refer to the ‘Booth catering’ and ‘Food sampling and/or giveaways’ section on the Venue & Access tab for restrictions surrounding flyers and promotional giveaways.

PRIZE DRAW

You may wish to make available a prize(s) as an incentive for delegates to visit and return to your booth. If so, you will be responsible for the promotion of your prize, the drawing and announcement or contact with the winner(s).

Generally a prize draw is considered a lottery if there is an element of chance or a combination of skill and chance and a permit must be obtained, even if the prize has a very low (or nil) value. Usually, any kind of draw (names out of a hat; business cards out of a bowl, lucky door prize etc) requires a permit. Please refer to the Queensland Government Liquor and Gaming  website  for further information.

If you intend to offer a prize from your booth, please provide a description of the prize details to Lydia Mernik at WSM ([email protected]) by Friday 19 January 2024.

Please note; approval of prize draw must be received from SMSFA before you order anything to ensure it doesn’t conflict with the Association’s existing prizes and/or internal policies.

STORAGE

Limited storage will be available at the venue and is strictly for exhibitor replenishment of literature for on-booth distribution. It is recommended you consider storage capacity within your booth. Should additional storage be required, please liaise with GEL Events via the details on the ‘Contacts’ tab above.

All road cases, pallets and crates must be stored offsite after move in, and returned on move out day.

WSM, the SMSF Association representatives, BCEC, HTH and their officers and employees separately and collectively, will not take responsibility for products left in any storage area or guarantee that space will be available.

It is your responsibility to comply with the Queensland Workplace Health & Safety Act 2012 as well as the venue’s Workplace Health & Safety procedures and instructions

SAFETY VESTS

All organisers, contractors and exhibitors and their staff must wear safety vests and closed-in shoes whilst on the loading dock, service road or in the Exhibition Hall during the construction, bump-in and bump-out of events.

Vehicle drivers and offsiders or passengers utilising the service road or dock areas who intend to exit their vehicle are required to wear a safety vest or approved hi-visibility clothing for safety purposes.

Safety vests can also be purchased from the vending machines located down the Exhibition Hall concourse for $10.00 each.

Please ensure your onsite team are aware of this condition.

FOOTWEAR

Closed and suitable footwear must be worn during the move in and move out periods in the exhibition. If you are wearing open-toed shoes, sandals or thongs, access will not be permitted. Please ensure your onsite team are aware of this condition.

ACCESS RESTRICTIONS

People under 16 years of age and animals are not permitted in the loading bay or in the exhibition.

INSURANCE

It is your responsibility to ensue you have adequate insurance coverage of your equipment, exhibit and display materials. Public liability insurance is mandatory whilst onsite at the venue. Please ensure you have a copy of your insurance Certificate of Currency onsite with you as the venue has the right to ask for a copy at random should the need arise. $20,000,000 coverage of public liability insurance is recommended.

WSM, the SMSF Association representatives, BCEC, HTH, and their officers and employees separately and collectively, will not take responsibility for any damage to, or for the loss, or destruction of an exhibit from fire, theft or accidents or other causes, or injury to his/her person resulting from any cause, and all claims for any such loss, damage or injury are waived by you as per the agreed terms and conditions on your application to exhibit and/or supporter.

TEST AND TAGGING

All electrical equipment entering the BCEC must comply with the Australian Standards and Queensland Work Health and Safety Act 2012. This Act covers all electrical equipment used in the workplace, including equipment brought in to the building by contractors or third parties. The outward sign of compliance with the Act will be the equipment’s electrical test tag, compliant with relevant standards.

Contractors must not bring onto the BCEC premises any equipment that does not display up to date testing and tagging in accordance with the relevant Australian/New Zealand standards. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure all goods have been tested and tagged in accordance with relevant Australian Standards prior to arriving onsite.

The BCEC reserves the right to remove or replace, at the contractor or exhibitor’s expense, any electrical equipment not complying with the Act or deemed to be unsafe. Power cords which are detachable, such as IEC leads, extension leads and power boards are separate items and need to be tested independently from the equipment they are supplied with.

THIRD PARTY CONTRACTORS OR WORKERS

Exhibitors are responsible for the safe use and maintenance of every element on their stand and its environs (ramping, stairs, general safety of display items, moving parts of live displays, etc.). This will also include the general public and/or visitors to the stand.

Exhibitors should ensure that the persons they engage to undertake work on their stand are competent and have undertaken a suitable risk assessment for the work to be undertaken. Exhibitors must take reasonable steps to ensure their contractors and workers are operating to a safe system of work, including access and egress to and from that stand.

Please follow the steps below to access the BCEC safety information for event workers: 

Step 1: Click here to read through the BCEC safety information for event workers.
Step 2: Complete the declaration on the last page and hit the submit button.
Step 3: Print off a copy of the completed declaration or save it on your phone.
Step 4: Please have the completed declaration on hand to show to venue management or security if requested to on site.

A copy of the exhibition floor plan is available here.

The plan may be subject to change and you will be notified if this affects your booth.

Complimentary registrations and additional registrations must be completed in advance via the online supporter registration form. We encourage you to book early and secure accommodation as soon as possible.

Please refer to your individual entitlements before making your registration selection from the below categories. To process your registrations via the online registration form, please click on the link provided below.

COMPLIMENTARY SPONSOR TICKET AND ADDITIONAL SPONSOR TICKETS

Complimentary sponsor delegate ticket and additional sponsor registrations include:

• Entry to all sessions, excluding the SMSF Association Thought Leadership Breakfast presented by Class
• Entry to the Exhibition
• Daily catering on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday*
• One (1) ticket to the La Trobe Financial Welcome Reception on Wednesday 21 February
• One (1) ticket to the Global X ETFs Networking Function on Thursday 22 February
• One (1) ticket to the Charter Hall Final Day Luncheon on Friday 23 February
• Option to attend Specialist-Only Session on Wednesday (for SMSF Association Fellow and Specialist members only)
• Option to attend workshops

CPD points will be issued.

*Afternoon tea is not included on Friday

Additional sponsor delegate tickets are available for $2,095.00 including GST

COMPLIMENTARY EXHIBITOR AND ADDITIONAL EXHIBITOR TICKETS

Complimentary exhibitor and additional exhibitor registrations include:

• Entry to the exhibition
• Daily catering on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday*
• One (1) ticket to the La Trobe Financial Welcome Reception on Wednesday 21 February
• One (1) ticket to the Global X ETFs Networking Function on Thursday 22 February
• One (1) ticket to the Charter Hall Final Day Luncheon on Friday 23 February

*Afternoon tea is not included on Friday

Additional exhibitor registration is available for $1,100.00 including GST

UPGRADE TO FULL CONFERENCE TICKET

Upgrade a complimentary exhibitor registration to a full Conference registration for $995.00, the full registration includes:

• Entry to all sessions, excluding the SMSF Association Thought Leadership Breakfast presented by Class
• Entry to the Exhibition
• Daily catering on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday*
• One (1) ticket to the La Trobe Financial Welcome Reception on Wednesday 21 February
• One (1) ticket to the Global X ETFs Networking Function on Thursday 22 February
• One (1) ticket to the Charter Hall Final Day Luncheon on Friday 23 February
• Option to attend Specialist-Only Session on Wednesday (for SMSF Association Fellow and Specialist members only)
• Option to attend workshops

CPD points will be issued.

*Afternoon tea is not included on Friday

ACCOMMODATION

Favourable accommodation rates have been arranged at a range of hotels within walking distance of the Conference venue. You will find details on the website and bookings can be made when registering online.

HOW TO REGISTER

Pre-registration for all registration types, including complimentary and additional registrations and bump in passes, must be completed prior to the Conference via your portal.

DELEGATE LIST

If you receive an email from a third party offering to sell you the delegate list for the SMSF Association National Conference 2024, please treat such emails as spam. Do not engage with the sender as they are not legitimate. You should only correspond with the official SMSF Association National Conference 2024 Office, WSM and the official exhibition services supplier, Harry the Hirer.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

Additional tickets to the social events may be purchased when registering. Please visit the website for details of the events.

To assist you in making valuable connections at the Conference, we are pleased to advise the Conference app will once again enable you to perform all Lead Management actions such as asking custom profile questions and tracking all leads, all by scanning the QR code on a delegate’s badge (with their permission) as in 2023.

You are also able to:

• Attach PDF or other documents to the automated emails – perfect for special show offers or other marketing materials.
• View geographic lead distribution to display your leads in a graphical world map in the Exhibitor Portal.
• Export lead details to a spreadsheet for use in a CRM or other sales follow up process.

We recommend using your own device to download the Conference mobile app which can be used to view all information for the Conference. If you would like to hire a device specifically for this purpose, please contact [email protected].

CONFIGURING YOUR EXHIBITOR LEAD MANAGEMENT DETAILS

Refer to your exhibitor briefing notes email for your organisation’s personalised portal link. In this portal you will be able to configure and manage your lead management details, as well as view collected leads as they are collected and processed at your stand.

QUESTIONS

This option lets you create the profile questions that each visitor to your stand is asked during the lead collection process through your mobile attendee app. Note this is optional only; you will still be able to collect the attendee’s details without having questions setup.

Click on the ‘Leads’ menu then ‘Setup’ and the ‘Questions’ tab. Selecting Add new question lets you create questions with these settings:

• Question: e.g. “What is your company’s market segment?”
• Response type: similar to survey questions, you can choose what type of responses you wish to display. Available response types are:
  • Multiple Choice (one answer)
  • Multiple Choice (one or more answers)
  • Single Textbox
  • Comment Box – this gives you the ability to enter your notes
  • Dropdown Box Rating 1-5
  • Yes / No
  • True / False
  • Number
  • Date
• Mandatory: check this box if you require this question to be answered for all leads.
• Hide: check this box if you wish to temporarily disable, or hide, this question from the Lead Management function.

AUTO THANK YOU EMAIL SETUP

Click on the ‘Leads’ menu then ‘Setup’ and the ‘Auto Thank You Email’ tab.

A thank you email can be configured to be automatically sent to all contacts as they are scanned and had their information collected. This email can include an attachment which might be a product brochure or useful information that is applicable to all contacts that have been scanned.

Options include:

• From Name (required)
• From Address (required)
• CC
• BCC
• Subject (required)
• Attachment (you can attach a PDF document or flyer with special offers or other marketing messages)
• Body (required; this is the text of your message to your stand visitors. You are also able to merge in the first name of the attendee visiting your stand for added personalisation)

LEAD ALERT EMAIL SETUP

Click on the ‘Leads’ menu then ‘Setup’ and the ‘Lead Alert Email’ tab.

In addition to the thank you email, you have the option to setup an automatically-sent Alert Email to your internal sales team which will include the contact information and the answers to your custom questions. This could be a coordinator or sales manager at the home office or a team member at the event.

Options include:

• Send Lead Alert Email (check this box to enable the sending of the lead alert email)
• To Name (required)
• To Address (required)
• From Name (required)
• From Address (required)
• CC
• BCC
• Subject (required)

USING THE LEAD MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONALITY ONSITE

Once configured in the exhibitor portal, you are ready to start using lead management at your stand. The lead management options within the app are:

• Scan leads
• View leads

COLLECTING DATA

STEP ONE: LOGIN TO THE ATTENDEE APP

All stand personnel on your team will use the same login name and password for the primary contact person (the person who originally booked the stand). There is no limit to the number of personnel who are able to log into the app.

The login details for the app will be sent in the weeks leading up to the Conference.

STEP TWO: SELECT ‘SCAN LEADS’

This puts the app into scan mode and is ready to scan a QR code.

STEP THREE: SCAN THE ATTENDEE BADGE

Ensure you have received the delegate’s permission to collect their data then use your device’s camera to scan the attendee’s QR code. Alternately, you can enter in part or all of the attendee name to manually search for the attendee.

STEP FOUR: ANSWER PROFILE QUESTIONS

When the contact’s details are displayed, and if you created custom profile questions, you and your team will be able to directly enter answers to the profile questions. Once you press the submit button, the lead details are collected and if enabled, a thank you email is immediately sent to the visiting attendee.

REVIEWING COLLECTED LEADS

During the exhibition or afterwards, you are able to review collected leads and data via:

Mobile app

• View leads

Exhibitor portal

• View leads including their answers to the custom profile questions (if created) and the date/time they visited your stand
• Export leads to an Excel spreadsheet
• View a graphical display of lead sources from a world map

VIRTUAL PLATFORM

All sponsors and exhibitors will have visibility within the Conference virtual platform. Details on your entitlements within the portal will be forwarded to you in late 2023.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Be sure to let your networks know, via your social media channels, that you are exhibiting at the SMSF Association National Conference 2024, encouraging them to come say hello at your booth.

To join the conversation on social media pre, during and post-Conference, use the official National Conference hashtag: #NC2024

We also encourage you to tag the SMSF Association’s official social media channels, listed below.

    @smsf-association

   @SMSFassoc

  @smsfassociation

   @SMSFassoc

Social media tiles – for your use!

We are pleased to provide 2 social tiles for your organisation’s use on social media to promote your involvement with National Conference 2024.

Please note: The following tiles are compatible with all social media channels.

Download the tile by clicking on the titles below:

• Static Image
• Gif

Suggested social media wording: We can’t wait to see SMSF professionals from across the country at the SMSF Association’s National Conference 2024 in Brisbane. Get ready to level up and learn more about #NC2024 here – https://www.smsfassociation.com/conference.

 If you have any questions regarding the social media tiles or require a different size please contact [email protected].