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Nous allons nous lancer dans le Rally Aïcha des Gazelles édition 2016.
Voici notre dossier pour les sponsors
Prête pour l'aventure, nous sommes à la recherche de sponsor.
Ce Rallye c'est :
• 2500 kms en 9 jours en plein désert Marocain, terre d’accueil du Rallye.
• Depuis 1990, le rallye rassemble 33 nationalités de 18 à 65 ans.
• 150 équipages féminin chaque année à bord d’un 4x4, d’un Crossover, d’un quad ou d’une moto. Le rallye des gazelles est une épreuve physique et mentale reconnue dans le milieu du sport.
• Il développe une vision différente de la compétition automobile : pas de vitesse, pas de GPS, mais une navigation à l’ancienne, uniquement en hors-piste.
Relier Rodez à Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines à vélo en cinq jours, avec Paylib comme seul et unique moyen de paiement, c’est le défi de plusieurs collaborateurs du Groupe* : l’équipe « Paylib – CA », emmenée par Crédit Agricole Payment Services, sera coachée par Roger Legeay**. Elle partira lundi 25 septembre de Rodez et arrivera le vendredi 29 septembre à SQY Park. Ce sera l’occasion de promouvoir Paylib sans contact et de démontrer que cette solution fonctionne partout en France.
L’équipe passera par quatre Caisses régionales associées à cette aventure humaine : Nord Midi Pyrénées, Centre Loire, Centre-France et Ile-de-France.
Etourisme Rencontre du tourisme pays adour landes océanes - jean-baptiste sou...MONA
Intervention sur les enjeux du numérique dans le tourisme de la MOPA réalisée dans le cadre des rencontres du tourisme organisées par le Pays Adour Landes Océanes le 19 octobre 2012 à Dax.
Dossier de sponsoring pour le 4L Trophy - Tr4id-UnionJade Le Maitre
Participez, avec nous, à cette formidable aventure humanitaire et sportive ! Devenez notre sponsor !
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Partenariats financiers - Dons de matériel - Services rendus
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Votre publicité apparaîtra sur nos 4L, sur le site internet de notre association ainsi que sur les réseaux sociaux. C’est une façon originale de faire de la publicité pour votre entreprise !
Par ailleurs, nous nous engageons à citer votre entreprise pendant toute la durée de l’aventure lors des différents points presse.
Pour les dons matériels, un partenariat avec notre association vous permettra de tester vos produits dans des conditions extrêmes et ainsi d’acquérir une expérience utilisateur enrichissante.
Voilà notre tant attendue plaquette sponsoring !
N'hésitez pas à la partager à vos proches, des entreprises potentiellement intéressées, nous serions ravis d'en discuter autour d'un petit thé à la menthe.
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2. Sommaire
I.Le projet en quelques mots
II.Le carnet de route
III.La fine équipe
IV.Le projet In Bike We Trust
V.Nos cyclobjectifs
VI.Budget
VII.Soutenir In Bike We Trust
VIII.Annexes
3. Le projet en quelques mots
Une rencontre au pays du guacamole et des sombreros
Une passion commune pour le voyage et une envie de parcourir le monde à vélo.
Et pourquoi pas l'Amerique du Sud ?
L'idée a fait son chemin, et Paf! In Bike We Trust est né
Un defi sportif de 10 562 kilomètres
Un but :
promouvoir la pratique du vélo
& une aventure humaine de 8 mois de l'Argentine à la Colombie
5. Planning previsionnel
Santiago
10-Mars
1 900 Km
La Paz
04-Mai
4 963 Km
Lima
08-Juin
6 775 Km
Cartagena
30-Sept
10 562 Km
Buenos Aires
5-Février
0 Km
Quito
05-Août
8 750 Km
Pour un planning détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
9. Pourquoi ce projet ?
Barouder
Rencontrer
Observer
Sortir de notre zone de confort et partir à deux à la découverte de différents pays en randonnée-vélo, hors des sentiers battus.
Évaluer d’un point de vue économique et social, les initiatives locales & grandes actions mises en place pour faciliter la pratique du vélo.
(Re)nouer des liens avec des sud-américains, des amis, des connaissances… Vivre des moments forts.
10. Nos actions sur place
Étape 1
Sur place, rencontrer cyclistes locaux & cyclotouristes internationaux
Videos
Chroniques
Interviews
Étape 2
Vivre des moments de partage & d’échange sur la perception du vélo et sa pratique
Objectif
Retranscrire ces rencontres sur notre site, via des chroniques
Étape 1
Sur place, filmer nos rencontres, nos échanges, nos découvertes
Étape 2
Créer des montages vidéos (environ 1 par pays)
Objectif
Partager les vidéos :
Site web & Youtube
Étape 1
Rentrer en contact avec différents organismes : Warmshowers, Casas de ciclistas, Ecobici……
Étape 2
Réalisation d’interviews sur leurs métiers / actions / visions du vélo
Objectif
Participer à la promotion du vélo en tant que moyen de transport alternatif
11. Nous croyons au velo. Nous allons :
Nos cyclobjectifs
Voyage a vélo pendant 8 mois
Sur notre site & sur les réseaux sociaux
Réalisation de chroniques, reportages vidéos et interviews
Le prouver
Le Promouvoir
Le Partager
12. Le budget global
Depenses
Recettes
Catégorie
Sous-catégorie
Montant
Catégorie
Sous-catégorie
Montant
Matériel
Vélo
1 518,00 €
Autofinancement
Apports personnels
13 246,00 €
Equipement vélo
1 232,00 €
Dons (amis et entourage)
1 000,00 €
Équipement Camping
1 435,00 €
Partenariats - estimé
Subventions partenaires publics
900,00 €
Vêtements
1 414,00 €
Partenaires en nature
500,00 €
Communication
1 277,00 €
Bourses & concours
La Guilde
300,00 €
Vie sur place
Hébergement
1 800,00 €
sollicité
Paris Jeunes Aventure
300,00 €
Nourriture
5 040,00 €
Bourse Aventure Jeunes Yvelines
400,00 €
Activités & réparations vélos
774,00 €
La Tente Aventure
500,00 €
Transports
400,00 €
Cyclable (dons en nature)
-
Transports
Vols A/R & supplément vélo
2 030,00 €
Financement participatif
Ulule
2 000,00 €
Frais divers
Santé
1 150,00 €
estimé
Assurances
576,00 €
Visa & passeport
-
Frais de fonctionnement
Goodies In Bike We Trust
500,00 €
TOTAL
19 146,00 €
TOTAL
19 146,00 €
Pour un budget détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
13. 5 599,00 €
8 014,00 €
2 030,00 €
1 726,00 €
1 277,00 €
500,00 €
Repartition des depenses
Matériel (vélo, bivouac, équipements …)
Vie sur place (hébergement, nourriture, activités…)
Avion A/R
Santé & assurances
Communication
Frais de fonctionnement de l'association
Budget : les depenses
Pour un budget détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
14. Budget : les ressources
14 246,00 €
1 500,00 €
1 400,00 €
2 000,00 €
Sources de financement
Apports personnels
Bourses & concours (sollicité)
Partenariats entreprise (estimé)
Ulule
(estimé)
Pour un budget détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
15. Le retro-planning
L’idée !
2013
Achat des billets
Août 2014
Achat des vélos
Mai 2014
Décollage
4 Fév-2015
Logistique
Déc-2014
Entrainement
Fin 2014
16. Sponsorisez un projet sportif qui encourage la pratique du vélo
Suivez notre projet, notre avancement, nos découvertes au quotidien
Gagnez en visibilite grâce à la communication sur notre site web et
sur les supports matériels de notre projet (vélos, tee-shirts…)
Vivez l’aventure In Bike We Trust à notre retour en octobre 2015 :
vidéo-projection/expo photos
Pourquoi nous soutenir ?
17. Comment nous aider ?
Balise GPS & vaccins
Pour rassurer nos mamans
Équipement technique
Pour ne pas avoir mal aux fesses
Soutien financier
Matériel de com’
Pour décrocher des Oscars
Soutien moral
Partenariat
Faites parler de nous,
nous parlerons de vous !
Mise en relation avec des
connaissances sur place
Hospitalité, organisme lié au vélo…
Comment ?
Crowdfunding
Campagne de financement
participatif mise en place dès
novembre sur Ulule.com
Apports privés
Appui logistique en numéraire et/ou en nature
Communication
Partage de notre initiative (logo, objectifs) sur
votre site, vos réseaux sociaux…
18. A quoi serviront vos dons ?
Balise GPS;
275 €
Matériel de communication; 1000 €
Equipement technique; 1000 €
Trousse à pharmacie & vaccins; 650 €
Assurances;
575 €
Nourriture;
1000 €
Goodies IBWT;
400 €
A rassurer nos mamans
A décrocher des Oscars
A ne pas avoir mal aux fesses
A ne pas devenir enragés
A faire du chiffre pour Panzani
A assurer nos arrières (trains)
Pour un budget détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
19. V
Ecologique
L
O
Libre
Slow Travel
Sportif
Economique
Voyage
Universel
Rejoignez l’aventure !
R
E
N
C
E
N
T
R
Passion
Aventure
Amerique
du Sud
Discret
Noble
Bivouac
Decouvertes
21. Top départ à Buenos Aires, direction la pampa argentine. Premier face à face avec la Cordillère des Andes pour rejoindre Santiago de Chile sur le Pacifique.
Carnet de route - Argentine & Chili
Distance : 1 900 kilomètres
Dénivelé positif : 3 159 m D+
Dénivelé négatif: 3 149 m D -
22. De Santiago jusqu'au Sud Lipez en remontant la ruta argentina contre vents et montées jusqu'à la Bolivie.
Carnet de route - Chili & Argentine
Distance : 2 322 kilomètres
Dénivelé positif : 6427 m D+
Dénivelé négatif: 3 336 m D -
23. Des hautes contrées boliviennes en passant par un désert de sel, puis le lac Titicaca pour saluer les lamas péruviens.
Carnet de route : Bolivie & Perou
Distance : 2 752 kilomètres
Dénivelé positif : 509 m D+
Dénivelé négatif: 4 154 m D -
24. Du Pérou jusqu’à l'Equateur, direction l’hémisphère nord!
Carnet de route - Perou & Equateur
Distance : 1 975 kilomètres Dénivelé positif : 2 844 m D+ Dénivelé négatif: 7 m D -
25. Arrivée en Colombie à Carthagène des Indes, située sur la mer des Caraïbes. Après quoi nous aurons bien mérité quelques journées d’étirement des mollets
Carnet de route - Colombie
Distance : 1 812 kilomètres
Dénivelé positif : 670 m D+
Dénivelé négatif: 3 518 m D -
26. Carnet de route - km & Denivele
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
Buenos Aires
San Antonio de Areco
Rosario
Canada de Gomez
Cordoba
Mendoza
Cristo Redentor de Los …
Valparaiso
Santiago
Cristo Redentor de Los …
Mendoza
La Rioja
San Miguel de Tucuman
Salta
La Quiaca
Tupiza
Uyuni
Potosi
Oruro
La Paz
Copacabana
Puno
Cuzco
Ayacucho
Lima
Chimbote
Trujillo
Chiclayo
Piura
Cuenca
Ambato
Quito
Mitad del Mundo
Otavalo
Tulcan
Ipiales
Popayan
Cali
Medellin
Cartagena
Bogota
Altitude
Profil du trajet
Pour un planning détaillé, voir le fichier Excel joint
27. Formation
2008 - 2011 Grenoble École de Management : Diplôme d'Etudes Supérieures en Management
2012 : Échange universitaire au Tec de Monterrey – région de Mexico (6 mois)
2007 - 2008 : Bachelor Of Business Administration (Versailles, 78)
Expériences professionnelles
2011 - 2015 (CDI 3 ans et demi), La Défense (92)
Sopra Consulting : Consultant CRM (Gestion de la Relation Client)
clients : EDF, GDF Suez, BNP Paribas, AXA
2009 (Stage de 6 mois), Paris (75)
Bouygues Énergie & Services : Assistant chef de projet CRM
2008 (Stage de 10 mois), Paris (75)
Sony Ericsson : Gestionnaire de portefeuille client Logistique et Financier
Langues & informatique
Anglais : courant
Espagnol : courant
Russe : notions
Informatique : Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Project, Oracle Siebel CRM
Centres d’intérêt
- Sport : trail, triathlon, escalade
- Voyage : 43 pays visités
- Lecture, montagne, géopolitique, digital
CV : Clement Therrillion
28. Formation
2009 - 2013 : ESC Toulouse : Diplôme d’Études Supérieures de Commerce, Management du Tourisme
2012 : échange universitaire au Tec de Monterrey – région de Mexico (6 mois)
2007 - 2009 : Université Catholique de Lille : Licence 2 Économie & Finance
Expériences professionnelles
2013 - 2015 (CDI, 1 an et demi), Saint-Denis (93)
vente-privee.com : Responsable de ventes web marketing - Pôle Voyage
2013 (Stage de 6 mois), Paris (75)
Carlson Wagonlit Travel : Chef de projet junior pour l’agence réceptive (Meetings & Events)
2011 - 2012 (Stage de 1 an), Paris (75)
Club Méditerranée : Assistante chef de produits Circuits Découverte by Club Med
Langues & informatique
Anglais : courant
Espagnol : courant
Informatique : Pack office, Orchestra, Mac Os, Photoshop
Centres d’intérêt
- Sport : trail & course à pied en compétition, tennis
- Voyage : 25 pays visités
- Lecture, cinéma
CV : Pauline Dusaussoy
29. Merci !
Association In Bike We Trust
Association loi 1901
inbikewetrust2015@gmail.com
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