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The document outlines PureEnergy Solutions' partnership with the University of Tulsa to install wireless charging technology on campus. It discusses three options for involvement levels, from minimal to high involvement. The high involvement option would include campus-wide installation, developing marketing materials, and working to make Tulsa the first "wire-free city". Statistics on early sales through the partnership discount code are also presented, along with photos of the installed technology and marketing displays on campus.
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Tulsa wire free options presentation
- 1. WildCharge Wire-Free Power at the University of Tulsa This presentation outlines the activities PureEnergy Solutions has executed in conjunction with the University of Tulsa that produced a successful launch, and potential project plans of varying levels of involvement delivering varying levels of awareness of this program. Created by Laura Loeffler - September 2010
- 2. The University of Tulsa is the first known higher-learning institution to install and make available wire-free power technology to patrons of its facilities; the newly remodeled Pat Case Dining Hall and Fisher West Residential Suites. PureEnergy Solutions is proud that the University of Tulsa has selected WildCharge as the enabling wire-free technology for this endeavor. With the inclusion of WildCharge technology in the University’s infrastructure, our mutual goal is to allow the students, staff and visitors at the University of Tulsa to experience the joy, simplicity and convenience of wire-free charging, to expose constituents to our technology and get them excited about these and other technological innovations of the future. Wire-free charging represents a significant paradigm shift in the use of mobile electronic devices, and we are excited to work with TU to expose constituents to our technology and get them excited about these and other technological innovations of the future.
- 6. Budget Requirements for Option 3 Expense Description Estimated Cost Spent to Date Current Forecast Variance Marketing Plant48 Design Invoice for work completed TBD TBD Brochure Holders $321.00 Gift Bags $250.00 Shipping Cost $200.00 Plant 48 Invoice $_.__ Travel Cost Flight and Hotel $450.00 Food, Taxi, Etc. $179.00 Printing and Reprint POP materials $_.__ Total
- 8. Marketing Materials/POP Created for the University of Tulsa Brochure Holder/Display Piece Provide student, facility and other members of the campus an informational, take-away piece to get more information on PureEnergy as a company, product catalogue, where to purchase, and discount code. Fold Booklet The purpose of this POP is to welcome the individual that has received the kit to wireless charging. It will explain why they are receiving this gift, the introduction to wire-free charging solutions at TU, who PES is, discount code, website address and contact information for us here at PES for further questions. Brochure Give the most detailed information: about PureEnergy Solutions as a company, the collaboration between TU and PES, what products PES carries, discount and how to use discount, website and other social media links, other adapters available, etc.
- 9. Orders placed under the TUPure Discount Code between 9/10 and 9/27 Order Date Ship Contact Ship State Postal Code Customer Field 1 Tracking Number Charges Original Product Id Description Qty Total 9/13/2010 KATHY CARRINGTON OK 74112 TUPure 1Z0112980376698529 $9.62 AP-PH02-PINB GELSKIN ASSY,PINK APPLE IPHONE MODEL: AP-PH02-PINB 1 $34.99 9/14/2010 MATTHEW CASTEEL OK 74112 TUPure 1Z0112980350385772 $9.62 AP-PH02-BKNB GEL SKIN ASSY,Apple IPHONE 1 $34.99 9/16/2010 MEGAN HAWLEY OK 74105 TUPure 1Z0112980313418869 $9.62 AP-PH02-BKNB GEL SKIN ASSY,Apple IPHONE 2 $69.98
- 10. Pat Case Dining Center - The Pat Case Dining Center at the University of Tulsa was designed by Phil Long and Beck Design. Furniture was custom built by Hawley Design Furnishings of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
- 11. PureEnergy Solutions marketing materials displayed next to the grommets installed in the dining center.
- 12. Indoor/Outdoor patio connected to the newly renovated Pat Case Dining Center and Fisher West Suites
- 13. The breezeway between the Pat Case Dining Center and the indoor/outdoor patio. This space offers a place for students to study in groups before or after dining.
- 14. Another image of the marketing materials that will be display in the renovated center as well as other various student centers around the University of Tulsa