This document discusses ways for companies to use ISIC cards to improve employee satisfaction and engagement among students and youth under 30. It provides 5 reasons to use ISIC cards as an employee reward program, including to retain top talent and promote the company brand. It then outlines options like reward cards, discount vouchers, and advertising opportunities on ISIC cards, brochures, and online platforms to reach over 30,000 students.
Enhanced Editions is a leading digital publishing house based in the UK that creates enhanced ebook editions of literary works with additional multimedia elements like audio, video, and interactive features to provide premium reading experiences; they have received several awards and positive reviews for their innovative work developing new digital reading products and experiences and expanding into new markets and channels.
ISIC is an internationally recognized proof of student status that has issued over 110 million cards since 1953. It provides over 42,000 discounts and benefits to its 5 million cardholders annually across 130 countries. With endorsements from UNESCO and over 1,150 university partnerships, the ISIC card verifies full-time student status and allows access to an extensive network of global and local discounts on travel, retail, culture, and other services.
TV Dinner is a social platform that lets people share their TV viewing experiences by sharing hundreds of millions of hours of TV watched everyday. Americans spend nearly 5 hours a day watching TV, demonstrating TV's popularity, and people have a deep need to share life experiences. TV Dinner addresses a paradigm shift from old TV to new TV by providing a richer and more fun social experience than other apps through enabling people to share their TV viewing.
This document discusses how to become better storytellers by recognizing signals from media data about customers. It recommends understanding customers' passions and behaviors by analyzing who they are, where they are located, and what motivates them. The key is then using this data insight to create and capitalize on compelling stories through targeted media. The summary is in 3 sentences as requested.
MGM Resorts International aims to use social media and content strategy to engage customers and drive business. Their mission is to create an enjoyable experience for visitors from around the world. By producing high-quality, credible content at scale across social platforms, MGM Resorts hopes to stand out amongst other brands and competitors.
In 2013, Anheuser-Busch InBev set a vision to become the best consumer packaged goods company in digital. To achieve this, they built dedicated digital teams to support marketing, trade, and technology. They adopted a test-and-learn mindset of 70% established ideas, 20% experimental ideas, and 10% innovative ideas. Through this approach, they have successfully innovated in emerging media platforms, new commerce channels, content co-creation, and the connected home by challenging partners to innovate with them.
Brands that create memorable customer experiences that matter in people's lives on a daily basis will be the most relevant brands. As experience becomes the new brand differentiator, companies must design experiences that satisfy customers through every interaction on any channel. While most mobile users are still undecided when shopping online, ensuring easy access to useful information is important for building trust in a brand.
The document discusses how combining creative and data-driven marketing can improve engagement and make marketing more data-driven. It advocates using data and insights, not just data, to inform marketing strategies. Examples are given of how predictive modeling for Lenovo improved various metrics like engagement, click-through rate, and qualified leads. The discussion also touches on validating marketing success by analyzing relevant metrics.
Enhanced Editions is a leading digital publishing house based in the UK that creates enhanced ebook editions of literary works with additional multimedia elements like audio, video, and interactive features to provide premium reading experiences; they have received several awards and positive reviews for their innovative work developing new digital reading products and experiences and expanding into new markets and channels.
ISIC is an internationally recognized proof of student status that has issued over 110 million cards since 1953. It provides over 42,000 discounts and benefits to its 5 million cardholders annually across 130 countries. With endorsements from UNESCO and over 1,150 university partnerships, the ISIC card verifies full-time student status and allows access to an extensive network of global and local discounts on travel, retail, culture, and other services.
TV Dinner is a social platform that lets people share their TV viewing experiences by sharing hundreds of millions of hours of TV watched everyday. Americans spend nearly 5 hours a day watching TV, demonstrating TV's popularity, and people have a deep need to share life experiences. TV Dinner addresses a paradigm shift from old TV to new TV by providing a richer and more fun social experience than other apps through enabling people to share their TV viewing.
This document discusses how to become better storytellers by recognizing signals from media data about customers. It recommends understanding customers' passions and behaviors by analyzing who they are, where they are located, and what motivates them. The key is then using this data insight to create and capitalize on compelling stories through targeted media. The summary is in 3 sentences as requested.
MGM Resorts International aims to use social media and content strategy to engage customers and drive business. Their mission is to create an enjoyable experience for visitors from around the world. By producing high-quality, credible content at scale across social platforms, MGM Resorts hopes to stand out amongst other brands and competitors.
In 2013, Anheuser-Busch InBev set a vision to become the best consumer packaged goods company in digital. To achieve this, they built dedicated digital teams to support marketing, trade, and technology. They adopted a test-and-learn mindset of 70% established ideas, 20% experimental ideas, and 10% innovative ideas. Through this approach, they have successfully innovated in emerging media platforms, new commerce channels, content co-creation, and the connected home by challenging partners to innovate with them.
Brands that create memorable customer experiences that matter in people's lives on a daily basis will be the most relevant brands. As experience becomes the new brand differentiator, companies must design experiences that satisfy customers through every interaction on any channel. While most mobile users are still undecided when shopping online, ensuring easy access to useful information is important for building trust in a brand.
The document discusses how combining creative and data-driven marketing can improve engagement and make marketing more data-driven. It advocates using data and insights, not just data, to inform marketing strategies. Examples are given of how predictive modeling for Lenovo improved various metrics like engagement, click-through rate, and qualified leads. The discussion also touches on validating marketing success by analyzing relevant metrics.
DQN DESIGNS LTD strives to improve the welfare of Nigerian individuals and youth through innovative ISIC products and services. They promote the ISIC card for students in Nigeria through events, skills development opportunities, internships, business fairs, and conferences to benefit cardholders and participating organizations. The ISIC provides around 70% discounts at bookstores, shops, embassies, malls, restaurants, cinemas, galleries, and transportation worldwide. To be eligible, one must be a full-time student demonstrating enrollment at a university, college or other institution of higher education.
The NoviaSalcedo Foundation (NSF) is a nonprofit organization committed to sustainability and accompanying young people in finding work and a place in society. NSF's main activities are operating a Human School that bridges education and employment through services, training programs, and international work placements. It also runs a Research Laboratory on Social Innovation that observes trends in education, economics, and the labor market. NSF partners with organizations, companies, and institutions and measures its impact on professional integration and development of young people.
This document provides information about AIESEC, an international youth leadership organization present in over 124 countries. Some key details include:
- AIESEC has over 90,000 members and has been providing leadership experiences and global internships for over 65 years.
- It encourages leadership opportunities by allowing members to manage operations and provides unique exchange opportunities to 28,000 youth annually.
- AIESEC has a global network across 124 countries and territories, with partnerships with over 8,000 organizations.
- Notable alumni of AIESEC internship programs include former heads of state and business leaders from around the world.
The document provides an overview of the Board of European Students of Technology (BEST) organization for the 2013-2014 year. It details BEST's structure, activities, events, partnerships and highlights over the past year, which included celebrating BEST's 25th anniversary and 5 editions of the European BEST Engineering Competition. The report also discusses BEST's growth over the years to 95 local groups across 33 countries in Europe.
SLIC/JISC/Scotland's CoP FE Libraries conference 2012cirving
This document summarizes an online community of practice called "Information Skills for a 21st century Scotland" hosted on the website www.therightinformation.org. The community aims to continue the work of the previous Scottish Information Literacy Project and support the development of information literacy skills. The website contains resources like the Scottish Information Literacy Framework and allows practitioners across sectors to connect, share expertise and work towards creating a more information literate Scotland. Members are encouraged to get involved by using discussion boards, contributing materials, and engaging with the first meeting topics of interest around developing core information literacy skills in various contexts and sectors.
10 ideas for new leads for internship/work placement/stage & practicum organi...Ray Wallace
The presentation gives 10 ideas, some new and some not so new and some which you may not have thought of, for generating new work placements for undergraduate students. It is based on over 30 years of experience of working with university students in helping them find good quality employment as an integrated part of their degree programmes.
Virtuosity Indonesia is developing a paperless event management platform called Smart M.I.C.E. Publication to promote sustainable M.I.C.E. tourism in Indonesia. The platform allows event organizers to upload all materials digitally and attendees can access presentations, documents, videos and more through the app, eliminating paper waste. The admin dashboard gives organizers control over the event and tools to engage attendees. Target events include annual conferences while target markets are top international tourist countries visiting Indonesia. The team aims to launch an alpha version in 2013 and continue development through marketing and perpetual improvements.
This document provides information about Indonesia International Week 2014, which will be held in three Indonesian cities - Jakarta, Jogjakarta, and Bali. The event is organized by IWCO, a worldwide student union, and ISAFIS, a youth think tank organization. It aims to promote cultural exchange and showcase Indonesia's growth potential through discussions, company visits, and projects related to tourism, the environment, and education. The organizers are seeking 20 international young leaders and potential sponsors to support the event through social and community development, international exposure, and corporate social responsibility initiatives.
The document discusses trends in sustainable tourism and ICT, including how new tourists use technology in different phases of travel from dreaming and planning to experiencing destinations and sharing experiences. It also addresses how small and medium enterprises can leverage social media and what support public sectors can provide. FUNDECYT-PCTEX aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and innovation to support socio-economic development in Extremadura through various initiatives including managing research projects and attracting talent.
Erasmus+ Cliche Presentation of the programme in 2018Vivi Carouzou
This document outlines the plans for a project aimed at capitalizing on local intangible cultural heritage around Europe. The project involves schools from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Lithuania, and Estonia. It will include research on local intangible cultural heritage, the creation of educational resources, and activities to promote sustainability. The goals are to safeguard cultural traditions, support local economies, and encourage entrepreneurship among youth. The project is organized into 4 modules involving training events, student exchanges, and the development of digital tools like a wiki, educational materials, and transmedia storytelling to showcase cultural heritage.
The document discusses the upcoming European Congress 2012 hosted by AIESEC in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from October 18-24. It will bring together 230 delegates from 45 European and North American countries. The Congress provides leadership training and networking opportunities. It also highlights several events including an opening ceremony, global village, Romanian night, gala dinner, and youth forum that will promote partner companies to international attendees and local students. Partnering offers brands visibility, access to AIESEC's talent pool, and an opportunity to support youth development in Romania and Cluj-Napoca.
The document announces the Sydney International Student Expo 2016, which aims to provide international students in Sydney with information on education, employment, and entertainment. Over 30 universities, companies, and organizations will participate in the expo to connect with the growing international student population in Sydney, over 135,000 of whom come from Asian countries. The expo will be held on August 2016 at the Town Hall exhibition center and provide students a one-stop platform to gain information and resources to enrich their lives in Sydney.
The document announces the Sydney International Student Expo 2016, which aims to provide international students in Sydney with information on education, employment, and entertainment. Over 30 universities and 30 companies will participate in the expo to connect with the over 135,000 international students currently studying in Sydney. The expo especially targets the large population of Asian international students and will feature interactive booths to allow students to communicate with exhibitors. It will be held on August 2016 at the Town Hall exhibition center and hopes to attract over 1500 international student attendees.
CAPA's MyEducation program in Sydney offers students guided cultural experiences related to their studies through activities, lectures, and site visits. Events cover themes like community, government, arts, and identity. Students can choose staff-led or self-directed activities from the MyEducation calendar. Some activities are integrated into coursework, and all aim to enhance students' understanding of Sydney through connecting classroom theory to real-world experiences.
This document describes an online community of practice called "Information Skills for a 21st Century Scotland" hosted at www.therightinformation.org. The community aims to continue the work of the Scottish Information Literacy Project and support the development of information literacy in Scotland. Key aspects of the community include the Scottish Information Literacy Framework, an archive of information literacy resources, and discussion forums for practitioners to share expertise and collaborate. Members are encouraged to get involved by contributing to the framework, sharing practices through the discussion board, and building the community. The goal is to create an information literate Scotland by connecting practitioners across different sectors.
The Sportskid Whisperer - Project presentation with animationAndrej Miklavc
The "Sportskid Whisperer" project aims to encourage children's participation in sports and provide guidance to parents. It includes an eponymous book, workshops, and ambassador programs to support children's development of skills and values through sports. The project seeks partners to support its global network and community in exchange for marketing opportunities reaching families involved in youth sports. Partnerships start at 50 euros per 1,000 children involved in sports.
The TourEurope program aims to develop tourism-related small and medium enterprises through cross-border entrepreneur exchanges within the EU. It provides financial support and assistance with matching, accommodations, networking, and contacts for new entrepreneurs to spend up to 4 months with host entrepreneurs in other countries. The program has involved partners from Finland, the UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Sweden who have helped dozens of entrepreneurs make international connections and develop their business ideas through activities like market research, project development, and understanding local business practices. TourEurope 2 plans to expand this to support 60 total exchanges between the partner countries over two years.
The document summarizes the Heroes Euro-Mediterranean Coinnovation Festival, which will take place from September 21-23, 2016 in Maratea, Italy. The festival aims to promote innovation and sustainable projects that can address major economic and social challenges. Over three days, the event will feature keynotes, workshops, and networking sessions to connect 500 innovators from different fields. It will also highlight the natural beauty and tourism opportunities in Maratea and the Basilicata region through cultural activities and boat trips during the low season. The main topics of discussion will be technological, economic and social innovation to build a more sustainable and inclusive society in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
DQN DESIGNS LTD strives to improve the welfare of Nigerian individuals and youth through innovative ISIC products and services. They promote the ISIC card for students in Nigeria through events, skills development opportunities, internships, business fairs, and conferences to benefit cardholders and participating organizations. The ISIC provides around 70% discounts at bookstores, shops, embassies, malls, restaurants, cinemas, galleries, and transportation worldwide. To be eligible, one must be a full-time student demonstrating enrollment at a university, college or other institution of higher education.
The NoviaSalcedo Foundation (NSF) is a nonprofit organization committed to sustainability and accompanying young people in finding work and a place in society. NSF's main activities are operating a Human School that bridges education and employment through services, training programs, and international work placements. It also runs a Research Laboratory on Social Innovation that observes trends in education, economics, and the labor market. NSF partners with organizations, companies, and institutions and measures its impact on professional integration and development of young people.
This document provides information about AIESEC, an international youth leadership organization present in over 124 countries. Some key details include:
- AIESEC has over 90,000 members and has been providing leadership experiences and global internships for over 65 years.
- It encourages leadership opportunities by allowing members to manage operations and provides unique exchange opportunities to 28,000 youth annually.
- AIESEC has a global network across 124 countries and territories, with partnerships with over 8,000 organizations.
- Notable alumni of AIESEC internship programs include former heads of state and business leaders from around the world.
The document provides an overview of the Board of European Students of Technology (BEST) organization for the 2013-2014 year. It details BEST's structure, activities, events, partnerships and highlights over the past year, which included celebrating BEST's 25th anniversary and 5 editions of the European BEST Engineering Competition. The report also discusses BEST's growth over the years to 95 local groups across 33 countries in Europe.
SLIC/JISC/Scotland's CoP FE Libraries conference 2012cirving
This document summarizes an online community of practice called "Information Skills for a 21st century Scotland" hosted on the website www.therightinformation.org. The community aims to continue the work of the previous Scottish Information Literacy Project and support the development of information literacy skills. The website contains resources like the Scottish Information Literacy Framework and allows practitioners across sectors to connect, share expertise and work towards creating a more information literate Scotland. Members are encouraged to get involved by using discussion boards, contributing materials, and engaging with the first meeting topics of interest around developing core information literacy skills in various contexts and sectors.
10 ideas for new leads for internship/work placement/stage & practicum organi...Ray Wallace
The presentation gives 10 ideas, some new and some not so new and some which you may not have thought of, for generating new work placements for undergraduate students. It is based on over 30 years of experience of working with university students in helping them find good quality employment as an integrated part of their degree programmes.
Virtuosity Indonesia is developing a paperless event management platform called Smart M.I.C.E. Publication to promote sustainable M.I.C.E. tourism in Indonesia. The platform allows event organizers to upload all materials digitally and attendees can access presentations, documents, videos and more through the app, eliminating paper waste. The admin dashboard gives organizers control over the event and tools to engage attendees. Target events include annual conferences while target markets are top international tourist countries visiting Indonesia. The team aims to launch an alpha version in 2013 and continue development through marketing and perpetual improvements.
This document provides information about Indonesia International Week 2014, which will be held in three Indonesian cities - Jakarta, Jogjakarta, and Bali. The event is organized by IWCO, a worldwide student union, and ISAFIS, a youth think tank organization. It aims to promote cultural exchange and showcase Indonesia's growth potential through discussions, company visits, and projects related to tourism, the environment, and education. The organizers are seeking 20 international young leaders and potential sponsors to support the event through social and community development, international exposure, and corporate social responsibility initiatives.
The document discusses trends in sustainable tourism and ICT, including how new tourists use technology in different phases of travel from dreaming and planning to experiencing destinations and sharing experiences. It also addresses how small and medium enterprises can leverage social media and what support public sectors can provide. FUNDECYT-PCTEX aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and innovation to support socio-economic development in Extremadura through various initiatives including managing research projects and attracting talent.
Erasmus+ Cliche Presentation of the programme in 2018Vivi Carouzou
This document outlines the plans for a project aimed at capitalizing on local intangible cultural heritage around Europe. The project involves schools from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Lithuania, and Estonia. It will include research on local intangible cultural heritage, the creation of educational resources, and activities to promote sustainability. The goals are to safeguard cultural traditions, support local economies, and encourage entrepreneurship among youth. The project is organized into 4 modules involving training events, student exchanges, and the development of digital tools like a wiki, educational materials, and transmedia storytelling to showcase cultural heritage.
The document discusses the upcoming European Congress 2012 hosted by AIESEC in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from October 18-24. It will bring together 230 delegates from 45 European and North American countries. The Congress provides leadership training and networking opportunities. It also highlights several events including an opening ceremony, global village, Romanian night, gala dinner, and youth forum that will promote partner companies to international attendees and local students. Partnering offers brands visibility, access to AIESEC's talent pool, and an opportunity to support youth development in Romania and Cluj-Napoca.
The document announces the Sydney International Student Expo 2016, which aims to provide international students in Sydney with information on education, employment, and entertainment. Over 30 universities, companies, and organizations will participate in the expo to connect with the growing international student population in Sydney, over 135,000 of whom come from Asian countries. The expo will be held on August 2016 at the Town Hall exhibition center and provide students a one-stop platform to gain information and resources to enrich their lives in Sydney.
The document announces the Sydney International Student Expo 2016, which aims to provide international students in Sydney with information on education, employment, and entertainment. Over 30 universities and 30 companies will participate in the expo to connect with the over 135,000 international students currently studying in Sydney. The expo especially targets the large population of Asian international students and will feature interactive booths to allow students to communicate with exhibitors. It will be held on August 2016 at the Town Hall exhibition center and hopes to attract over 1500 international student attendees.
CAPA's MyEducation program in Sydney offers students guided cultural experiences related to their studies through activities, lectures, and site visits. Events cover themes like community, government, arts, and identity. Students can choose staff-led or self-directed activities from the MyEducation calendar. Some activities are integrated into coursework, and all aim to enhance students' understanding of Sydney through connecting classroom theory to real-world experiences.
This document describes an online community of practice called "Information Skills for a 21st Century Scotland" hosted at www.therightinformation.org. The community aims to continue the work of the Scottish Information Literacy Project and support the development of information literacy in Scotland. Key aspects of the community include the Scottish Information Literacy Framework, an archive of information literacy resources, and discussion forums for practitioners to share expertise and collaborate. Members are encouraged to get involved by contributing to the framework, sharing practices through the discussion board, and building the community. The goal is to create an information literate Scotland by connecting practitioners across different sectors.
The Sportskid Whisperer - Project presentation with animationAndrej Miklavc
The "Sportskid Whisperer" project aims to encourage children's participation in sports and provide guidance to parents. It includes an eponymous book, workshops, and ambassador programs to support children's development of skills and values through sports. The project seeks partners to support its global network and community in exchange for marketing opportunities reaching families involved in youth sports. Partnerships start at 50 euros per 1,000 children involved in sports.
The TourEurope program aims to develop tourism-related small and medium enterprises through cross-border entrepreneur exchanges within the EU. It provides financial support and assistance with matching, accommodations, networking, and contacts for new entrepreneurs to spend up to 4 months with host entrepreneurs in other countries. The program has involved partners from Finland, the UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Sweden who have helped dozens of entrepreneurs make international connections and develop their business ideas through activities like market research, project development, and understanding local business practices. TourEurope 2 plans to expand this to support 60 total exchanges between the partner countries over two years.
The document summarizes the Heroes Euro-Mediterranean Coinnovation Festival, which will take place from September 21-23, 2016 in Maratea, Italy. The festival aims to promote innovation and sustainable projects that can address major economic and social challenges. Over three days, the event will feature keynotes, workshops, and networking sessions to connect 500 innovators from different fields. It will also highlight the natural beauty and tourism opportunities in Maratea and the Basilicata region through cultural activities and boat trips during the low season. The main topics of discussion will be technological, economic and social innovation to build a more sustainable and inclusive society in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
Similar to Isic Solutions For Brand Employment (20)
1. ISIC – Improving your employee satisfaction
Creative solutions
to increase
your employment value
proposition
This document is a MUST to read and apply if:
- your employees are students and youth <30 years
- you develop internship and trainee programs for youth
- you want to build and strengthen your employer brand awareness
2. ISIC PROFILE
The ISIC Association was established
A not-for-profit organization serving student needs since 1956 in 1956 to encourage international
cultural understanding whilst supporting
student travel and exchange.
More than 4.5 million members worldwide
Over 40,000 benefits in more than 126,000 locations worldwide.
Endorsed by UNESCO and accepted in over 120 countries.
ISIC in Romania is represented by ASYST
(Association for the Support of Youth, Students and Teachers),
a non for profit organization that owns at national level
The International Student Identity Card
the exclusive license for the ISIC, ITIC & IYTC cards.
is the only globally recognised
student identity card in the world!
Annually, in Romania there are over 60.000 card holders.
The ISIC, ITIC and IYTC cards are acknowledged and supported by
UNESCO as a tool contributing to multi-cultural understanding
and supporting student mobility.
“The ISIC cards are an excellent initiative to allow young people to engage in travel, cultural exchanges, international
discovery with less financial burden and provide them with an official “status” recognized throughout the world.“
Maria Helena Henriques Mueller, UNESCO
3. ISIC, ITIC, IYTC cards
ITIC IYTC
ISIC
International Teacher Identity Card International Youth Travel Card
International Student Identity Card.
(for full time teachers) (for youths < 30 years)
(for full time students)
The cards provide access to an extensive network of travel and life-style benefits.
4. TARGET AUDIENCE
Students and youth under 30 years old.
Trendsetters
Creators of new ideas for
the future
Active young people interested in sports, culture and travel.
They like to have fun and enjoy their lives.
They know how to spend their leisure time effectively. The leaders of tomorrow
Education is important for their careers.
Career development is one of their top priorities.
They are sensitive to companies that support their needs.
5. WHY to use the ISIC/IYTC for your
Employees
TOP 5 REASONS to consider using ISIC for staff relations:
1. To reward your young existing and potential employees.
The more you show them you care, the more motivated they will be.
2. Great opportunity to improve cost efficiency in branding to the youth
market.
You get maximum results using minimal resources.
3. Great retention program for youth, and also for employees with children. You
invest in your future top performing employees.
4. Show pride in your brand.
Supplying branded cards or vouchers can be an great opportunity to promote
your company.
5. Business results are linked to employee brand engagement
There is a direct correlation between employees who are highly engaged in the
brand promise and who work hard to perform well and customers who are loyal
to the brand.
DID YOU KNOW THIS?
Over 850 universities around the world use ISIC cards as their own ID document.
In Romania this revolution has just begun.
By covering the production costs, your advert can be placed
on ISIC cards to be used at the Universities where you future employees study.
6. HOW to use the ISIC/IYTC for your
Employees
Option 1:
REWARD CARDS for:
- interns
- youth under 30 participating in trainee programs
INCENTIVE CARDS for:
- young employees
- employee’s children
Option2:
DISCOUNT VOUCHERS with limited time offer for employees & their
children on special occasions:
- Back 2 School – start of the academic year
- Christmas & Easter
- Mothers's Day
- Child's Day ( 1st of June)
- Holiday Periods
The company will not have to invest any resources towards a loyalty program.
The employees will get extensive network of travel and life-style benefits in Romania and abroad.
7. ISIC TOUR & InfoPoints
ISIC Tour offers a unique opportunity to be present directly in the Universities
ISIC Tour is a bi-annual event that that gets the attention of all students:
from October-December & March – July
Opportunities for your company:
•to be present in over 31 educational institutions across Romania
•to communicate directly to over 60.000 students
•to present your internship or recruitment projects
Distribution of the ISIC Survival Pack
for ISIC cardholders:
•to present your products or services directly to students
- 10.000 ‘goody’ bags that you can use to
distribute leaflets &/or promotional
•to launch the ISIC Scholarship branded by your company with a direct line
products (pens,mousepads, etc)
to the Universities/faculties of greatest interest
8. ADVERT ON ISIC CARDS
Exclusive opportunity to make your brand visible among our
targeted cardholders
Wide Exposure: ISIC is distributed through several partners: Universities, Tourism
Agencies, Appointed Agents and also directly from ISIC HQ.
The reserved space can be almost 40% of the total surface of the card.
(850 mm/ 530 mm) and it can start from 21mm/ 11mm up to 35mm/ 40mm.
The minimum stock order of personalized cards is 3.000 units
9. ISIC Brochure
The ISIC brochure showcases the most influential and important ISIC
benefits to students, including career opportunities for our cardholders.
It is dedicated mainly to ISIC & IYTC cardholders.
Volume: 35.000 units
Dimensions: 99 x 210 mm
Support: dcl 90 g/mp integral
Press Color: 4+4 integral
Free distribution at Universities and ISIC
Events
1/4 page
300 euro
1/3 page
400 euro
1/2 page
600 euro
1 Page/Cover
1000/100 euro
10. ONLINE PROMOTION: ISIC.RO
Up to date database of our current benefits
Special section dedicated to career development
& jobs for our partners
Perfect place to promote your products and services
TOP BANNER
TOP Banner
Dimensions: 728x130 pixels
1 Month: 600 EUR
12 Months: 6.000 EUR
Other possibilities
articles
editorials
product placement
The prices presented are singular advert pricing.
We aim to offer each partner a personalized package offer including multi-advert
discounts according to their communication needs.
11. ONLINE PROMOTION
ISIC Newsletter
Unique opportunity to send information to a database Exclusive Newsletter:
of over 30.000 students Price: 1.000 EUR
Non-exclusive Newsletter (shared with max 8 partners)
Price: 400 EUR
Facebook
The prices presented are singular advert pricing.
We aim to offer each partner a personalized package offer including multi-advert
discounts according to their communication needs.
12. ISIC ROMANIA
Thank you!
Diana Gospodaru
General Operations Manager
ISIC Romania
Domnita Anastasia street, no.10, int. 005, district 5, Bucharest
Tel/Fax: +40 (21) 311 16 73
Mobile: +40 724 334 554, +40 742 194 827
E-mail: diana.gospodaru@isic-romania.ro
Web: www.isic-romania.ro