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Explore the financial breakdown of the 22nd APAN Annual Conference, including income, expenditure, surplus, and support. Learn from the lessons on managing unique requirements, accommodating attendees, and optimizing resources.
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22nd APAN 2006 17-21 July 2006
Income @ a glance • Registration - USD79,174 • Sponsorship - USD24,589 • APAN Secretariat - USD11,000 • Others: • Workshops charges(APII, AP*, APNG) - USD3,258 • TOTAL: US$118,021
Expenditure @ a glance • Event Management Fee - USD19,534 • Registration system - USD3,241 • Network facility and services – USD11,316 • Meeting Rooms & Set-up - USD18,526 • Food & Beverages - USD27,029 • Hotels(fellows+VIP) - USD3,832 • Airfare (VIPs) - USD5,645 • Other Logistics – USD6,306 • TOTAL - USD95,429 • SURPLUS – USD22,592 • Amount Due to APAN @20% - USD4,518
SUPPORT from APAN Sec: USD11,000 Total Expenses for 10th Anniversary: USD6,938 • Hotel: Jun Murai - USD281 • Hotel: Kilnam Chon - USD387 • Airfare: Jun Murai - USD4,962 • Airfare: Kilnam Chon - USD682 • Plague: USD626 Total Expenses for Fellowship: USD9,750 • Fellows Registration (38*USD163): USD6194 • RELC: USD3,165 • Transport Allowance: USD391 • Shortage of USD5,688 • Covered by SinGAREN – APAN Meeting AccountTotal contribution – USD4,518 + USD5,688 = USD10,206
Lessons Learnt • Complexities of unique requirements for: • APNG • AP*Retreat • Fellows no show: • About 25% made separate arrangements without informing Organizers • Need to have some flexibility for room size: • Difficult to anticipate optimal room size for different sessions