REGISTRATION

Full Registration

Full Registration includes access to the workshop for both days, name badge, lunch, morning and afternoon refreshments and entry to the workshop dinner on Monday evening.


Day Registration

Day Registration includes one day access to the workshop, name badge, lunch, morning and afternoon refreshments on selected day of the workshop. Entry to the workshop dinner is NOT included but can be purchased separately.

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Standard rate now applies

REGISTRATION TYPE

EARLY BIRD RATE 
(until 12pm 5 November)

STANDARD RATE
(From 12pm 5 November)

Full Registration - Member

$780

$830

Full Registration - Non Member

$975  

$1040 

Day Registration - Member

$410 

$435  

Day Registration - Non Member 

$500 

$540 

Acknowledgment of Registration

Your registration will be acknowledged via email with confirmation of your requirements, upon receipt of your completed registration form. An electronic Tax Invoice will also be issued. All updates regarding the conference will be posted to the conference website. 

Each delegate will also receive a name badge upon arrival to the conference. The name badge will be your official pass and must be worn to obtain entry to all sessions and to social functions. Day registrants and partners will be added to guest lists for each additional event booked. 

Cancelling your Workshop Registration

Cancellations must be received in writing – mail, email or fax – to Leishman Associates. Cancellations will not be deemed to be received until you have written confirmation from Leishman Associates. If you have not received acknowledgement within two business days, please contact the Conference Managers – Leishman Associates on (03) 6234 7844. 

If you are cancelling any or all aspects of your booking: registration, accommodation and/or a tour, this can be done with one correspondence to Leishman Associates. 

Non-payment of registration does not constitute cancellation of registration or additional activities. 


Insurance

Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is recommended that participants take out their own general travel insurance. It is suggested that the insurance policy should also cover loss of fees/deposit, airfares, accommodation charges, medical expenses, loss or damage to personal property and repatriation expenses. 

The Insurance should cover loss arising from the cancellation of the Conference by the organisers or a person’s inability to attend due to any reason whatsoever. No responsibility is taken by the Conference Managers for any person not holding insurance.

About TEFMA

The members of the Tertiary Education Facilities Management Association Inc (TEFMA) provide vital strategic and operational infrastructure and services in support of tertiary education in the Australasian region. Drawing on the support and activities provided by TEFMA, our members add real value enhancing the teaching, learning, research and community service outcomes of their institutions.


Workshop Venue

Cotton Lecture Theatre - Victoria University of Wellington
Kelburn, Wellington 6012, 
New Zealand

About CAUDIT

The Council of Australasian University Directors of Information Technology (CAUDIT) is the peak member association supporting the use of information technology in the higher education and research sector in Australasia.  Members include all universities in Australia and New Zealand along with those of Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Timor-Leste plus key national research institutions in Australia.  Member Representatives are the most senior person leading IT in their institution i.e. the CIO, CDOs and IT Directors of each member institution.   They support each other in leading the application of digital capabilities to transform education and research in Australasia.


Contact Us

Bree Blackwell
Leishman Associates

Local Organising Committee

Chris Stevens, Workshop Chair 
Anne Kealley, CAUDIT 
Steven Wojnarowski, CAUDIT 
Eion Hall, University of Waikato 
Alex Hanlon, University of Canterbury
Stuart Haselden, Victoria University of Wellington 
Steven Warburton, Victoria University of Wellington 
Stephen Marshall, Victoria University of Wellington 
Jonathan Flutey, Victoria University of Wellington