3. Founded officially in 2011
Goals of the SPMA are to:
Promote expertise within the marketing profession
Provide professional development opportunities
Encourage mentorship among professionals with different
levels of experience
Provide networking and business development opportunities
for members
SPMA…WHAT’S THAT?
4. Moved to Google not-for-profit suite
Strong membership growth - corporate memberships
Membership survey
Job postings
Events - professional development and networking
YEAR IN REVIEW
5.
6. 199 paid members for 2014/2015 (at our peak)
146 members as of today
Membership year: May 1, 2015 – April 30, 2016
Membership Price: $47.25
Have you bought your 2015 membership yet? Last year’s membership
expired on April 30!
Memberships available online:
www.saskmarketing.com/buy_membership
MEMBERSHIP UPDATE
7. EVENTS UPDATE
AGM & Birthday
Extravaganza with
Ron Tite
Surviving the Buzz
Word
Holiday Trivia Night
Cannes Lions Ad
Festival
Edwards
Networking Event
Edwards
Mentorship Night
All About Google FUZE NITE Marketing Tool Kit
12. FINANCIAL REPORT
Income Statement
This Year Last Year
Total Revenues
Events
$20,410
17,739
$22,286
14,618
Total Expenses
Events
Advertising & Promotion
Legal
$27,160
19,247
3,912
901
$9,988
7,085
0
0
Net Income/ (loss) ($7,180) $12,298
13. FINANCIAL REPORT
Balance Sheet
This Year Last Year
Total Assets
Cash
$29,214
28,714
$30,107
22,653
Total Liabilities
Accounts payable
Deferred revenue
$8,163
3,126
4,350
$1,876
1,522
0
Total Equity $21,051 $28,231
14. Last year we changed our fiscal year end to coincide with
our membership year end (April 30)
We updated to a standard set of bylaws, rather than
customized
AGM 2014
15. 1. Formal Audit of Financial Statements
Propose amending by-laws to not require formal independent
audit due to significant cost implications
Approximately $5,000 - $7,500 to complete formal audit
MOTIONS AND VOTING 2015
16. September kick-off event
Events focus: speakers, workshops, networking
Co-Chairs for Communications and Events
Regina representation
YEAR AHEAD
17.
18. Executive Directors
President – Brianna Bergeron, Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Vice President – Paige UnRuh, The Marketing Den
Secretary – Kelli Coons, Dream Homes (outgoing Jody
Gress, University of Saskatchewan)
Treasurer – Sondra Avery, KPMG
INCOMING & OUTGOING BOARD
19. Board Directors
Event Excellence Co-Chairs
Thomas Dehod
Dayna L'Ecuyer, Blue Cross
(outgoing Danielle Bradnum and Paige UnRuh)
Sponsorship Savant – Danielle Bradnum
Membership Maven – Rachael Kenny, Mitsubishi Hitachi
Power Systems Canada
INCOMING & OUTGOING BOARD
20. Board Directors
Communications Co-Chairs
Nicole Walsh, W. Brett Wilson Centre for
Entrepreneurial Excellence
Sarah Nixon, BHP Billiton
Pam Cradock
Past President – Corey Michel, The Marketing Den
(outgoing Robin Taylor)
INCOMING & OUTGOING BOARD
21. Thanks to outgoing board members Jody Gress, Robin Taylor, and
our ongoing advisor / member at large Harley Rivet!
We’re always looking for help on committees, to help with an
event, or other volunteer opportunities as they arise!
INCOMING & OUTGOING BOARD
22. We’re always looking for unique ideas, speakers from the
marketing world, and fun ways to connect with members.
We’re going to keep growing the profession of marketing in
our province through networking, sharing of ideas, and
learning from the best of the best.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
23.
24. Jonathan Huntington
Manager, Community
Investment
Cameco Corporation
Jodine Smith
Communications
Manager, Community
Relations
SaskTel
Fred Khonje
Community
Development
Manager
Affinity Credit Union
Jeff Culbert
Project Manager
On Purpose
Leadership
26. Jonathan Huntington
Manager, Community
Investment
Cameco Corporation
Jonathan Huntington
Manager, Community
Investment
Cameco Corporation
Jonathan Huntington
Manager, Community
Investment
Cameco Corporation
Jonathan Huntington
Manager, Community
Investment
Cameco Corporation
Editor's Notes
Official in May 2011 – prior to that we were a group of marketing and advertising folk that met occasionally to talk marketing.
Decided to make it official last May and offer benefits to status members but continue to network to the larger marketing community in our province.
Prior to forming the association, we did a survey of all those on the Meet-Up group to see what the top priorities/interests were of the group. That’s what we used to form the goals of our association.