Issued by: SAMRA


The 2008 conference aims to bring together researchers, research users and marketers from all over Southern Africa with the objective of developing and advancing marketing research in the region by showcasing new trends and developments in the industry.

“The focus for the 2008 SAMRA Conference is “New” – new research developments, new research thinking, new research technology and new research methods” says Leonie Vorster, SAMRA Chair, “We are challenging suppliers and users to review recent and forthcoming industry developments.”

According to Rosemary Henson, SAMRA Conference Chair, “An unprecedented 34 papers were submitted for consideration for the conference and our strict judging process has narrowed this down to 20 papers. We are certain that this will mean that the papers presented at the 2008 conference are of an exceptionally high standard and yield new insights into the industry.”


The rates for the 2008 Conference are as follows:

.	SAMRA Member		Non-member
	Early bird (excl. VAT)	Normal (excl. VAT)	Early bird (excl. VAT)	Normal (excl. VAT)
Full delegate (3 nights, 2 days) not sharing – single room, including dinners and gala dinner.	R6 400.00	R7 400.00	R6 900.00	R7 900.00
Full delegate (3 nights, 2 days) sharing – double room, including dinners and gala dinner.	R5 900.00	R6 900.00	R6 400.00	R7 400.00
Full day delegate (2 days) excluding accommodation, excluding dinners and gala dinner.	R3 600.00	R4 600.00	R4 200.00	R5 200.00
Partner's fee (3 nights, 2 days) including dinners and gala dinner.	R3 800.00	R4 800.00	R3 800.00	R4 800.00
Exhibitors fee - non delegates only (3 nights, 2 days) including dinners and gala dinner.	R3 800.00	R4 800.00	R3 800.00	R4 800.00

For more information or to make a booking contact Kerry Oliver on (011) 704 7770/1 or at samra@thelime.co.za, or visit www.samra.co.za.

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[28 Jan 2008 10:36]

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