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The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics

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June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea www.iagg2013.org

THE 20TH IAGGWORLD CONGRESSOF GERONTOLOGY

AND GERIATRICS

IAGG 2013 ORAGNIZING COMMITTEE

SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS

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THE 20TH IAGG WORLD CONGRESS OFGERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS

Contents

1.Invitation 01

2. Congress Overview 02

3. Significance of IAGG 2013 03

4. Host 04

5. Organizer 06

6. Program-at-a-glance 07

7. Scientific Program 08

8. Sponsorship Outcome 10

9. Sponsorship Field Category 11

10. Sponsorship Program 12

11. How to be a Sponsor 15

12. Sponsopship Application Form 16

13. Portfolio of Expected Participants 17

Sponosorship Prospectus



Invitation01

The ageing of the population is a global challenge facing not just developed countries but also developing Asian

and African countries. As the world’s fastest ageing country, Korea is expected to become a full-blown aged society

as its elderly population ratio exceeded 10% in 2010 and is expected to surpass 14% in 2018. The Korean govern-

ment recognized the seriousness of the ageing society and set up a national committee and long-term strategy

bureau under the Ministry of Planning and Finance.

The Federation of Korean Gerontological Societies is an international research hub federation, comprised of Korean

Gerontological Society, Korean Society for Gerontology, Korean Geriatrics Society and Korean Association for Ge-

riatric Psychiatry, dedicated to sharing the latest interdisciplinary research results, developing counter-measures

and proposing policy initiatives to improve the quality of life of senior citizens. Both at home and aboard, it has

been making strenuous efforts to bring together prominent scholars, professional activists, major policy makers,

business entities and researchers for the joint research projects.

Based on the full commitment and support of the Korean government, the 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontol-

ogy and Geriatrics held in Korea in 2013 will be a global academic festival of all the countries from six continents

and five islands sharing the latest research results in gerontology and geriatric medicine.

In particular, since IAGG 2013 is held in Seoul, the city boasting cutting-edge information technology in this infor-

mation-based 21st century, it will become an even more significant chance to discuss research results, to develop

measures to boost the quality of life of the elderly, to raise awareness of the aged society and to prioritize important

policy issues for the era of centenarians.

Under the main theme of ‘Digital Ageing: A New Horizon for Health Care and Active Ageing, IAGG 2013 is expected

to contribute greatly to introducing and developing the senior/welfare industry through special exhibitions on is-

sues related with the elderly, various exhibitions on the senior/welfare industry, programs on elderly culture expe-

rience and visits to rehabilitation facilities for the aged.

We ask for your active participation and support for the successful hosting of IAGG 2013 so that it can successfully

lay out the right direction and vision for the aged society and thus contribute to the future development of society.

Heung Bong Cha, PhD

President Elect of IAGG

President and Organizing Chairperson


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02Congress Overview

Title The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics

Date June 23 ~ 27, 2013

Venue Coex, Seoul, Korea

Host IAGG (International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics)

Organizer The Federation of Korean Gerontological Societies (FKGS)

Theme Digital Ageing: A New Horizon for Health Care and Active Ageing

Scale

Attendees: Overseas 2~3,000, Domestic 2~3,000 (Total 5,000)

Scientific programs: 650 Sessions, 3,500 presentations

Exhibition : 200 booths

Participants

Profile

- IAGG members and member societies’s member

- Experts and researchers in gerontology and geriatrics around the world

- Professors, Students, Field experts, Ageing-friendly corporates, Opinion leaders, Journalists,

Welfare professionals, Policy makers.

Official

LanguageEnglish

Website www.iagg2013.org

Program

Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony

Opening Lectures, Keynote Lectures, Presidential Symposia, Submitted

Symposia, Satellite Symposia, Seminar, Workshop, Oral/Poster Presentation,

Pre-/Post- Conference, Site Visits, Exhibition, Welcome Reception, Gala Dinner

Secretariat

Congress Secretariat: People-X, Inc.

1F Haeoreum Bldg, 748-5 Yeoksam dong, Gangnam gu, Seoul 135-925, Korea)

Tel: +82-2-566-6031/6033 Fax:+82-2-566-6087 E-mail: [email protected]



03Significance of IAGG 2013

International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) has 70 member organizations and provides con-

sulting services to the UN and WHO in policy making for the aged society. It is by far the biggest global academic

institution on ageing, gerontology and geriatrics that has 45,000 individual members from about 70 countries.

Since its establishment in 1950, it has held World Congress every three to four years and Regional Congress (Asia

Pacific, Europe, North America, South America and Africa) discussing overall academic issues on aging, gerontology

and geriatrics.

The 20th IAGG Seoul World Congress will be the first academic congress held in Asia for the first time in 35 years

since the 1978 Tokyo Congress and the conference of this size is unlikely to be held again in Korea for the next

hundred years.

More than 6,000 global experts, scholars and service providers on ageing, gerontology, geriatrics and social poli-

cies for the elderly will be attending the Congress. Meanwhile, there will be several UN, WHO and NGO conferences

held prior to and after the Congress in Seoul, giving Korea a chance to promote its welfare policy initiatives to pre-

pare the country for the aged society.

Hosting IAGG 2013 in Korea, a country that experiences the most acute aging trends in the world, is highly mean-

ingful in the following aspects.

1. As many globally-renowned scholars are likely to participate in the Congress, IAGG 2013 will serve as a high-

level academic congress on gerontology and geriatrics.

2. Particularly, IAGG 2013 will be a great opportunity to initiate academic and policy discussions on the aged soci-

ety and to earn global recognition for its policies on the elderly.

3. In addition, it will also serve as a unique opportunity to raise awareness on the aged society and to bring about

the necessary paradigm change

4. It will promote and develop the elderly-friendly industries.

4. We can also share developed countries’ research progress on gerontology and geriatrics with other countries

around the world through IAGG 2013, broadening the horizon of academic exchanges on the aging-related issues.

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04Host

1. Host: International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG), established in 1950

2. Mission: To promote the highest level of achievement in gerontological research and training worldwide,

and to interact with other international, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations

in the promotion of gerontological interests globally and on behalf of its member associations

3. Member Societies & Council Members:

IAGG has 73 member organizations in over 65 countries worldwide with a combined membership of

over 45,100 professionnals : key opinion leaders in health & social services, housing & income

support, research & education, public policy, administration & other areas, disciplines, and

professions that impact older people and affect their quality of life. IAGG is governed by a Council

with representatives from each member society based on the number of members enrolled.

4. Executives: The Executive Committee consists of the President, Secretary-General, Treasurer, Past-President,

President-Elect, and the Regional Chairs. It holds office for the period starting at the end of each

world congress and extending to the beginning of the next. The President-Elect of the Association

has the responsibility for organizing the next world congress.

5. IAGG Program Planning Committee

IAGG Executive Committee Members

Bruno Vellas (France) President

Alain Franco (France) Vice President and Secretary General

Athanase Benetos (France) Treasurer

Renato Maia Guimaraes (Brazil) Immediate Past President

Heung Bong Cha (Korea) President-Elect of IAGG, President & Chairperson of the Organizing Committee for IAGG2013

IAGG Regional Chairs

Isabella Aboderin (South Africa) Africa

Vladimir Khavinson (Russia) Europe

Peng Du (China) Asia & Oceania

Toni C. Antonucci (USA) North America

Jose Ricardo Jauregu (Argentina) Latin America & Caribbean

Organizing Committee Members

Hyung Joon Yoo (Korea) Chair of Scientific Committee

Sung-Jae Choi (Korea) Vice President & Secretary General of the Organizing Committee, Secretary General-Elect of IAGG

Dong Ho Lee (Korea) Chair of Finance Committee, Treasurer-Elect of IAGG

Yasuyoshi Ouchi (Japan) Immediate Past Regional Chair of Asia & Oceania Region

Bernard Forette (France) President of the 19th IAGG World Congress



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Host

5. Congress: World Congress and Regional Congress held every 4 years

No. Date Country City Attendees

1 10 - 12 Jul 1950 Belgium Liege 113

2 09 - 14 Sep 1951 U.S.A. St. Louis, Mo 655

3 19 - 23 Jul 1954 United Kingdom London 465

4 14 - 19 Jul 1957 Italy Merano 544

5 07 - 12 Aug 1960 U.S.A. San Francisco, Ca 1,100

6 11 - 16 Aug 1963 Denmark Copenhagen 1,295

7 26 - 02 Jul 1966 Austria Vienna 1,817

8 24 - 29 Aug 1969 U.S.A. Washington, DC 1,475

9 02 - 07 Jul 1972 Ukraine Kiev 2,510

10 22 - 27 Jun 1975 Israel Jerusalem 1,271

11 20 - 25 Aug 1978 Japan Tokyo 1,842

12 12 - 17 Jul 1981 Germany Hamburg 1,969

13 12 - 17 Jul 1985 U.S.A. New York City, NY 3,100

14 19 - 23 Jun 1989 Mexico Acapulco 2,577

15 04 - 09 Jul 1993 Hungary Budapest 2,973

16 19 - 23 Aug 1997 Australia Adelaide, SA 2,035

17 01 - 06 Jul 2001 Canada Vancouver, BC 4,086

18 26 - 30 Jun 2005 Brazil Rio de Janeiro 4,000

19 05 - 09 Jul 2009 France Paris 5,800

20 23 - 28 Jun 2013 Korea Seoul 6,000

21 2017 U.S.A. San Francisco, Ca

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Organizer

1. Organizer: The Federation of Korean Gerontological Societies (FKGS)

(established in 1993, approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 1997)

2. Member Societies

- The Korean Gerontological Societies - The Korean Society for Gerontology

- The Korean Geriatrics Society - Korean Association for Geriatrics Psychiatry

3. Organizing Committee

President & Chairperson Heung Bong Cha, PhD

Vice Chairpersons

Sung-Jae Choi, MSW, PhD Taehyun Kim, PhD

Young Soo Lee, MD,PhD In Kyoung Lim, MD, PhD

Sang Chul Park, MD, PhD Han Yong Jung, MD, PhD

Hyung Joon Yoo, MD, PhD

Members

Suk June Chang, PhD Maeng Je Cho, MD, PhD

Hyun-Rim Choi, MD, PhD Miae Chun, PhD

Hae young Chung, PhD In Kwon Chung, PhD

Gyounghae Han, PhD Eun Sung Hwang, PhD

Young Soo Jin, MD, PhD In Kwa Jung, MD, PhD

Ku-Hun Jung, MSW Eung Gook KIim, PhD

Ik Ki Kim, PhD Dong Ho Lee, MD, PhD

Dong Woo Lee, MD, PhD Jae-Yong Lee, PhD

Sung Kook Lee, MD, PhD Yeun Sook Lee, PhD

Jung-ae Rhee, MD, PhD Seok Hwan Shin, MD, PhD

Misoon Song, RN, PhD Chang Won Won, MD, PhD

Hyunsook Yoon, PhD Gahyun Youn, PhD

Secretary General Sung-Jae Choi, MSW, PhD

Sub-committee Chairs

Scientific Program Hyung Joon Yoo, MD, PhD

Planning In Kwon Chung, PhD

Finance Dong Ho Lee, MD, PhD

Promotion In Kwa Jung, MD, PhD

Facility Coordination Ku-Hun Jung, MSW

Exhibition Yeun Sook Lee, PhD

Special Committee on Sponsorship Suk June Chang, PhD

Special Committee on Digital Ageing Sang Chul Park, MD, PhD

Special Committee on International Affairs

Hyun-Rim Choi, MD, PhD

Ik Ki Kim, PhD

Gahyun Youn, PhD



06Program-at-a-glance

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June 25(Tuesday)

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June 27(Thursday)

Registration

Registration

Registration

Registration

Registration

Exhibition

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Pre-Conference

Oral Presentations

Oral / Poster /Special Session

Presidential / SubmittedSymposia 1-16

Luncheon SatelliteSymposia 1-4

Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia





KeynoteLecture 1

KeynoteLecture 2

Break/Exhibition/Poster





Oral Presentations

Oral / Poster /Special Session




KeynoteLecture 3

KeynoteLecture 4






Oral Presentations




KeynoteLecture 5

KeynoteLecture 6



Oral Presentations

Closing Ceremony

Post-Conference


KeynoteLecture 7

KeynoteLecture 8






Congress Dinner

OpeningCeremony

&Lectures

WelcomeReception

20:00

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07Scientific Program

Category Topic

Biological Science

1) Metabolic Regulation of Ageing

2) Mitochondria and Ageing

3) Gerontogenes and Cellular Pathways

4) Stress Responses and Homeostasis in Ageing

5) Tissue Maintenance and Stem Cell in Ageing

6) Anti-ageing Strategies

7) Nutritional Intervention in Ageing

Social & Behavioral Sciences

1) End-of-Life Issues

2) Successful Ageing: Issues in Concept and Measurement3) Baby Boomers’ Mass Retirement and its Impacts4) Lifelong Education and the University of the Third Age

5) Developmental Tasks of Old Age

6) Seniors, Disasters, and Climate Change: Lessons for Response, Recovery, Mitigation and Prevention

7) Filial Piety in Ageing Society

8) Older Persons’ Attitudes towards Informtion Technology & Information Society9) International Perspectives on Family Roles and Obligations

10) Productivity and Active Ageing

1. Programs and Presentations

2. Topics of Presidential Symposia

Category Topic

Clinical Medicine

1) Functional Capacity in Geriatric Diseases

2) Vascular Ageing and Geriatric Diseases

3) Tele-medicine (U-health Care) in Geriatrics

4) Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: vac cination, cancer screening, exercise & nutrition

5) Frailty and Sarcopenia

6) Clinical Advances in Geriatirc Oncology

7) Prevention of Dementia: From Research to Practice8) Late Life Depression: Advances in Research and Treatment

9) Sleep Disorder

10) Oral Health and Quality of Life in Old Age

11) Falls, Osteoporosis and Mobility Disability

Research, Policy and Practice

1) Geriatric syndromes

2) Cardiopulmonary Ageing and Disorders

3) Immunity and Infection

4) Elder Abuses

5) Reorienting Developing World Health Systems to Population Ageing6) Comprehensive National Policy Planning for Ageing Society

7) Housing Development for Seniors

8) Issues in Long-term Care

9) Poverty and Livability of Older Persons

10) The Intervention of Ageing: Approaches and Strategies for the Digital Ageing Era

Type Program No. of Sessions No. of Presentations

Opening Lecture 2 2

Keynote Lecture 8 8

SymposiumPresidential Symposium 38 38 x 4 = 160

Submitted Symposium 200 200 x 4 = 800

PaperPresentation

Oral Presentation 200 200 x 6 = 1,200

Poster Presentation 500 500 x 4days = 2,000

Special Session

Workshop 5 15

Round Table 4 10

Satellite Symposium 20 40

Korea-China-Japan Session 5 20

Memorial Lecture 1 2

Pre/Post-Conference 5 30

TOTAL 991 3,971



07Scientific Program

Topic Speaker

1. Health Care through Gerontechnology Alain Franco, France

2. Biology and Ageing Brian Kennedy, USA

3. Disease Modifying Drug Trials in Alzheimer's Diseases Bruno Vellas, France

4. In the Third and Fourth Ages Alan Walker, UK

5. Population Ageing Issues in Developing Countries Du Peng, China

6. Changes in Family Structure and Care of Older Persons Karen A. Roberto, USA

7. Informatization and Digital Divide in Ageing Society Sang Chul Park, Korea

8. Signaling in the Anti-Ageing Process Yo-ichi Nabeshima, Japan

• Anti-ageing

• Auditory and Vestibular Dysfunction

• Blood Disorders

• Cellular Senescence

• Chronic Airflow Obstruction

• Cognition and Aging

• Colonic Disorders

• Coronary Artery Disease

• Cross Cultural and Cross National Studies

• Delirium

• Dementia

• Depression

• Diabetes Mellitus

• Dyslipoproteinemia

• Education in Geriatric Medicine

• Elder Mistreatment

• Epidemiology of Aging

• Esophagus and Stomach

• Falls

• Foot Problems

• Fracture

• Frailty and Sarcopenia

• Functional Capacity Diagnostic Tests

• Geriatric Assessment

• Geriatric Dentistry

• Geriatric Nursing

• Geriatric Psychiatry

• Gynecologic Disorders

• Health Care System

• Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

• Heart Failure

• Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Disorders

• HypertensionImmune and Ageing

• IncontinenceLongevity and Aging

• Longevity and Centenarians

• Long-Term Care

• Mechanisms of Ageing

• Metabolic Ageing (Diabetes / Obesity / Nutrition /

Food)

• Nutrition

• Obesity

• Oncology

• Osteoarthritis

• Oxidative Stress, Exercise and Hormesis

• Palliative Care

• Parkinson`s Disease and Other Movement Disorders

• Physical Environment and Ageing

• Polyphamacy Exercise

• Pressure ulcers

• Prostate

• Quality of Life

• Rehabilitation

• Renal Disease

• Respiratory Infections

• Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Sexuality

• Skin Disease

• Sleep Disorders

• Spine Diseases

• Stroke

• Surgery in the Elderly

• Syncope and Dizziness

• Systems Biology of Ageing and Other New Technolo-

gies

• Thyroid Diseases

• Urinary Tract Infections

• Visual Function

3. Topics of Keynote Lectures

4. Topics of Submitted Symposia and Paper Presentations

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08Sponsorship Outcomes

The organizing committee for IAGG 2013 plans to provide official sponsors with a chance to raise brand recognition

and promote their company through various sponsorship programs.

In addition to a package programs offering preferential benefits and marketing channels, the organizing commit-

tee for IAGG 2013 is also planning to put together a special platform to discuss the current and future prospects of

the global senior/welfare industry through diverse sponsorship programs. Depending on the timing of sponsorship

confirmation, sponsors can be engaged in promotional endeavors geared toward attracting scholars worldwide.

Maximize the effectiveness of your promotion before and during the congress

by featuring your company’s’ brand and products !

Various sponsorship programs have been prepared to enhance your brand awareness.

Information Gathering Activities

Information Gathering Activities

RelationshipBuilding Activities

RelationshipBuilding Activities

MotivatingActivities

MotivatingActivities

Image BuildingActivities

Image BuildingActivities

Sales Related Activities

Sales Related Activities



09Sponsorship Field Category

Government /

Public Sector / Int’l Organization

Ministry of Health and Welfare

Seoul Metropolitan Government

Local government

National Pension Service

NGOs

Global Company/ Finance / Housing /

Facilities / Others

Financial product

(Pension, Insurance, Asset management)

IT (Digital product)

Silver town / Eco-friendly housing

Homecare service / Nursing home

Clothing / Fashion / Cosmetics / Furniture

Leisure / Education / Publication

Anti-ageing product

Elderly-friendly product

Pharmaceutical /Medical/Health

Medical equipment

Pharmaceutical industry

Dietary supplement, Health equipment

Teleroentgentherapy, Automated system

Silver care robot

Welfare industry

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10Sponsorship Program

1. Package Sponsorship

Benefit

Sponsorship Amount (unit: million won)

Diamondplus

DiamondPlati-num

Gold Silver Bronze

1,000 500 300 100 50 30

Pre-Congress Promotion

1) ‘Main Sponsor’ recognition on all signage

2) 2nd / 3rd Announcement - logo printing

3) 2nd / 3rd Announcement - advertisement

4) Website main page - logo printing

5) Website main page - banner link

6) Website sponsor page - company introduction

7) Logo recognition in E-newsletter to be distrib-

uted to 50,000 experts

8) Emailing of symposium announcement (twice)

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Congress Promotion

9) ‘Main Sponsor’ recognition on all signage

10) Congress bag - logo printing

11) Congress badge - logo printing

12) Session organization

13) Session room screen saver - logo printing

14) Main stage - logo printing

15) Speech at official/social events

16) Appreciation at official/social events

17) Program book - advertisement

18) Exhibition directory book - advertisement

19) Congress bag flyer insert

20) Allocation of hospitality lounge space

21) Allocation of user meeting space

22) Main board - logo printing

23) Sign board - logo printing

24) Promotional panel at main place

25) Free exhibition booth

26) Free registration

27) Invitation to banquet

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After-Congress Promotion

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Luncheon / Dinner Symposium(30 million won)

Workshop / Symposium (20 million won)

1) Offering room/equipement/staff

2) Printing in Program & Abstract book

3) Print of Logo - Program sponsor page

4) Print of Logo - Program scientific page

5) Print of Logo - Website sponsor page

6) Print of Logo - Website scientific page

7) Promotion at session room

8) Promotional panel for 2 days till Reception

(Sponsors cover invitation/F&B expenses)

1) Offering room/equipement/staff

2) Printing in Program & Abstract book


4) Print of Logo - Program scientific page


6) Print of Logo - Website scientific page

7) Promotion at session room


(Sponsors cover invitation expense)

Welcome Reception (50 million won) Congress Banquet (50 million won)

1) Partial Sponsor for Reception Food & Beverage

2) min 1,000 participants expected



5) Print of Logo - Program event page


7) Print of Logo - Website event page

8) Promotional material at Reception site

9) 20 Representatives admission to Reception

1) Partial Sponsor for Banquet Food & Beverage

2) min 1,000 participants expected

3) Promotional panel for 2 days till Banquet


5) Print of Logo - Program event page


7) Print of Logo - Website event page

8) Promotional material at Banquet site

9) 20 Representatives admission to Banquet

Coffee/Tea Break (10 million won / 1 Time) Breakfast Session (0.5 million won / 1 Time)

1) min 3,000 pax per break

2) Promotional panel at break

3) Print of Logo - Program/Website sponsor page

1) Special Interest Group Breakfast Food & Beverage

2) Promotion at table centerpiece

3) 5 Representatives admission to session

4) Print of Logo - Program/Website sponsor page

2. Customized Sponsorship - Scientific Program

3. Customized Sponsorship - Food & Beverage

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Congress Bag Bottles of Water

□6,000congressbagsforallattendees□PrintofLogoincongressbag□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogramand website

□3,000bottlesofwaterperday□Displayofpromotionalpanelsatthewaterstation□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

Memo Pad Pen

□6,000memopads□PrintofLogoonmemopad□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

□6,000pens□PrintofLogoonpen□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

USB Daily Newspaper

□USB(AbstractbookwillbeinsertedinUSB)□PrintofLogoontheUSBcovercase□Advertisementfilecanbeinserted□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

□DailyNewspaperspublishedduringthecongress□1/2pageofadvertisementcanbeinserted□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

Shuttle Bus Internet Zone

□Shuttlebusoperationbtwhotels&Coex□Operatingmorethan4timesperday, 5 lines each time □Advertisementontheshuttlebusoutside□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website

□Freeinternetzoneforparticipants□Signageininternetzone□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website□1FreeRegistration

Hospitality Zone Speaker Room

□Hospitalityloungeforparticipantstorelax□Signageinthehospitalityzone□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website□1FreeRegistration

□SpeakerPre-Vieweroomoperation□Signageinthehospitalityzone□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website□1FreeRegistration

Main Congress Board Award

□Displayofamainboardinthecenterofthevenue□PrintofLogoonthemainboard□1FreeRegistration

□YoungInvestigator’sScholarship,PosterAward, Travel Award Funding□Withcompanynameontheaward“~~~Award, ~~~ Scholarship”□Companyrepresentativemaypresenttheaward□PrintofLogoinsponsorshippageonprogram and website□1FreeRegistration

Advertisement

□AdvertisementonprogrambookorExhibition directory book

4. In-Kind Sponsorship (amount will be decided later)



11How to be a Sponsor

1. Procedure 1) Please fill out the Sponsorship Application Form and Fax/Email to the IAGG2013 Secretariat.

2) All payments should be transferred into the following bank account.

- Bank Name: Woorbank East-Yeksamdong - Account No.: 1005-202-014056

- Account Holder Name: FKGS-IAGG - Swift Code: HVBKKRSEXXX

- Bank Address: 203, 1-ga, Hoehyeon-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, Korea

3) After completing the payment, please send the receipt to the secretariat in order to confirm your payment.

* All transaction fees are borne by the applicant. Also, the deposit payment is Non-refundable. VAT is not included.

* All benefits will go to into effect after receiving the applications. Some benefits will not be available when applying late

for reasons due to the printing schedule.

* The full payment of the remaining balance must be made by March 31, 2013.

2. Required Documents

1) Sponsorship application form

2) Copy of Business Certification

3. Important Dates

October 31, 2012: Deadline for Diamond Plus, Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver sponsor

December 31, 2012 Deadline for Bronze, Customized Sponsorship

December 31, 2012 Deadline for payment of the first installment

(30% of total payment)

March 31, 2013 Deadline for payment of balance

4. Inquires Congress Secretariat: People-X, Inc.

Tel: +82-2-566-6031/6033 Fax:+82-2-566-6087

E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

5. Congress Schedule

Submitted Symposium Proposal ~ August 31, 2012

Abstract Submission ~ October 31, 2012

Pre-Registration

Hotel Acccommodations October 1, 2012 ~ May 31, 2013

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Company Information

Company:

Person in Charge: Position:

Address:

Tel: C.P.:

Fax : Email:

Website:

Sponsorship

Type

Diamond Plus Sponsor □\1,000,000,000

Diamond Sponsor □\500,000,000

Platinum Sponsor □\300,000,000

Gold Sponsor □\100,000,000

Silver Sponsor □\50,000,000

Bronze Sponsor □\30,000,000

Customized

Sponsorship

Program

□ScientificProgramSponsorship(Type:,Amount:)

□F&BSponsorship(Type:,Amount:)

□In-KindSponsorship(Type:)

Payment Plan

Date of Deposit Payment: (30% at least of the full amount)

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Portfolio of Expected Participants

Organizing Societies

- The Korean Gerontological Societies (4,191)

- The Korean Society for Gerontology (158)

- The Korean Geriatrics Society (5,642)

- Korean Association for Geriatrics Psychiatry (550)

→Total10,541members

IAGG’s Member Societies

- Japan Gerontological Society (2,600)

- Gerontological Society of China (1,501)

- Gerontological Society of America (5,335)

Other Related Organizations

- GARN, INEPA, ISGSO, ISG, GSIA

Ageing Related Societies in Korea

Korean Gerontological Nursing Society, The Korean

Academy of Family Medicine, The Korean Associa-

tion of Internal Medicine, Korean Endocrine Soci-

ety, Korean Stroke Society, The Korean Academy of

Geriatric Dentistry, The Korean Society of Geri-

atric Neurosergery, Korean Diabetes Association,

Korean Nontinence Society, The Korean Society

of Emergency Medicine, The Korean Academy of

Clinical Geriatrics, Korean Academy of Rehabili-

tation Medicine, Korean Dementia Association,

Korean Society for Hospice and Palliative Care, Ko-

rean Academy of Social Welfare, Korean Academy

of Mental Health Social Work, Korean Association

of Family Relations, Korean Society of Welfare for

the Aged...

Industries

- Medical devices, Supplementary goods,

- Pharmaceutical companies, Geriatric hospital

- Residential home for the elderly

- Silver IT equipment, Educational facilities

- Town for the aged, Financial instrument

- Home care service

Major Targets for Congress Promotion

총 90개국

6,000명

국가 인원 퍼센트

Korea ### 33

China 800 13

Japan 800 13

Asia 500 8

Oceania 200 3

America 800 13

Europe 700 12

Middle-East Asia 100 2

Others 100 2

Other 100 2%

Asia

500, 8%

America 800

13%

Middle-East

Asia 100 2%

Europe 700

12%

Japan 800

13%

Korea 2,00033%

China 800,

13%

Oceania 200,

3%

국가 명 퍼센트

Africa (39) 39 0.6%

Middle East (97) 97 1.4%

South America (110) 110 1.6%

Korea (125) 125 1.8%

Oceania (383) 383 5.7%

Asia (586) 586 8.7%

North America (976) 976 14.4%

France (1,804) 1804 26.7%

Europe (2,640) 2640 39.1%

6760

0 2000 4000

Africa (39)

Middle East (97)

South America (110)

Korea (125)

Oceania (383)

Asia (586)

North America (976)

France (1,804)

Europe (2,640)

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

Africa (39)

Middle East (97)

South America (110)

Korea (125)

Oceania (383)

Asia (586)

North America (976)

France (1,804)

Europe (2,640)

A total of 6,000 participants from 90 countries

2009 Paris : 6,760 from 89 contries

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