INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS DAY 2014

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1 INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS DAY 2014

2 2 International Accountants Day 2014 Concept Carnival by the Bay Food and games all things Singapore Date: Thursday 6 November 2014 Time: 5.30pm-8.00pm Venue: Event Square, next to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (facing Marina Bay Financial Centre)

3 3 International Accountants Day 2014 Organised by: Strategic Partner: Supported by: ACCA, ACRA, Baker Tilly TFW, BDO, CIMA, DBS, Deloitte, EY, Grant Thornton, ICAEW, Institute of Internal Auditors Singapore (IIA), KPMG, Mazars, Nanyang Polytechnic, Nexia TS, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, NTU, NUS, Olam International, PwC, Republic Polytechnic, RSM Chio Lim, RT, SGX, SIAS, Singapore Polytechnic, SIT, SMU, Standard Chartered Bank, Temasek Holdings, Temasek Polytechnic, UniSIM

4 4 International Accountants Day 2014 Activities Charity Street Games Anchor games - participants get to understand the challenges of day-to-day life of those with disabilities Wheelchair Relay for Hope Silent musical chairs Human foosball Amazing Race through the Charity Stalls fun way to learn how one can give back to society through charity Accountants are Hot! Most number of people eating chilli together Minimum 200 participants. Each must eat one red chilli of at least 5cm in length. All must start eating at the same time. Water may be provided to all participants. Fastest Eating of 10 Chillies Previous record: 10 red chillies, all more than 8 cm long, in 1 min 43 sec. Water allowed only after eating is done Accountants Celebrate SG50 The face of accountancy for SG50 - pictures of Faces of accountants used to assemble giant tapestry Snap your selfie: Upload via Instagram to the IAD account Find a roving photographer on site SG50 Committee to take product on roadshow to showcase to other professions as part of SG50 celebrations Makan Fest Food and drink - flavours of Singapore in celebration of SG50

5 International Accountants Day 2014 Schedule 5

6 6 International Accountants Day Charities CHARITY Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) Bizlink Centre Singapore Mercy Relief KKH Health Endowment Fund Food From the Heart Singapore Association of Visually Handicapped (SAVH) Bone Marrow Donors Program (BMDP) Canossaville Children s Home Singapore Cheshire Home Save Our Street Dogs (SOSD) Abilities Beyond Limitations and Expectations (ABLE) Singapore After-Care Association Jamiyah Children s Home Sun-Dac

7 International Accountants Day Venue

8 8 Location Layout

9 Wheelchair Relay for Hope 9

10 10 Relay for Hope Wheelchair Team Relay (4vs4) Objective: To allow participants in experiencing obstacles that physically-challenged community face This is a relay game challenge that will see participants manoeuvre through the tracks that are filled with different obstacles such as: rocky terrains, hill, field, mountain and tracks Rocky Terrains Hill Field w/ Rubber Ducks Mountain Tracks Lane 1 Lane 2 7m 3m 4m 4m 5m Total Length: 23m

11 Winning criteria: Fastest time to complete the task Closest amount of water to meet the 10cm height mark Relay for Hope Wheelchair Team Relay (4vs4) 11 Rocky Terrains Hill Field w/ Rubber Ducks Mountain Tracks Lane 1 Lane 2 Each team of 4 will be allocated a lane (either lane 1 or lane 2). Only 1 participant per team is allowed to participate at each round. Participant on the wheelchair will be given 1 small bucket w/ 10ml water which will be deposit into the bucket w/ marked line of 10cm height at the end of game. They have to ensure that the water do not spill while traveling to the end After depositing water into the marked bucket, participant will make their way back to the starting line, via the same route. The next participant will be able to go after they have returned. Each game will last for a maximum of 15 minutes.

12 Rules: Rocky Terrains Hill Field w/ Rubber Ducks Mountain 12 Relay for Hope Wheelchair Team Relay (4vs4) Tracks Lane 1 Lane 2 Rocky Terrains: Pebbles placed around the designated route, marked by the sports cone Participants will have to wheel themselves over the pebbles. Hill: 2 units of artificial humps Participants to wheel themselves over the artificial humps Field Grass carpet & rubber ducks Participants have to avoid hitting the rubber ducks while wheeling to the next point on the grass carpet (friction) Mountain Wooden ramp of 2mL x 60cmH To create scenario of physicallychallenged on traveling up a ramp w/ no aid Tracks Tighter space for the wheelchair to manoeuvre At the point, participant will have to stretch and pour the remaining water into the marked bucket

13 Elimination Process: Finals Semi Finals Qualifying Rounds W(B) WON W(A) WON W(B) WON W(B) W(C) W(A) W(C) W(A) W(B) VS VS VS W(A) W(B) W(C) Relay for Hope Wheelchair Team Relay (4vs4) W1 VS W2 W3 VS W4 W5 VS W6 Explanation W(C): 3 rd place W(A): 2 nd place W(B): 1 st place Winners from QR will proceed to semi-finals - W(A), (B), (C) Pairing up of teams are via balloting 13 No. of matches won by the team will determine the final winner of Game On! Heats Duration of each game: Heats: 15 mins per race Qualifying rounds: 10 mins per race Semi finals: 5 mins per race Finals: 3 mins per race Game elimination for progression Pairing up of teams are via balloting Total time needed for this game: approx 153 mins

14 Silent Musical Chairs Last Man Standing! 14

15 15 Last Man Standing! Parody of Musical Chairs (6vs6) Objective: To understand the obstacles of the hearing-impaired community may face on a day-to-day basis Each participant will be given 1 ear plug each. Chairs This is a reaction game that will see participants moving in clockwise direction based on the gestures of the game master. (Resemblance of the rhythm of music) Game Master 4m 4m

16 Rules: Last Man Standing! Parody of Musical Chairs (6vs6) 16 Step 1: Oyez s event crew is the game master, and will be conducting the game from the center of the barricaded area (marked by the dotted lines) Elimination criteria: Last man standing will cause his entire team to be forfeited Chairs Step 2: 2 teams of 6 pax will be participating this game at one time. Each participant is given 1 pair of ear plugs. A total of 11 chairs are provided Step 3: Game master will be doing various body gestures in accordance to the rhythm of music (only game master can hear). Participants are to walk in a clockwise motion as game master moves. Game Master 4m Step 4: Once game master froze in gesture, participants are to scramble for a seat. Last man standing will cause his entire team to be forfeited. 4m Each game will last for a maximum of 5 minutes.

17 Last Man Standing! 17 Parody of Musical Chairs (6vs6) Elimination Process: Finals Semi Finals Qualifying Rounds Winner VS W(A) W(B) W(C) W1 VS W2 W3 VS W4 W5 VS W6 Explanation 4 chairs will be provided for the finals. Last men standing will cause his team to be forfeited, leaving with 1 winning team Winners from QR will proceed to semifinals, where each team will send out 2 pax Pairing up of teams are via balloting Heats Game elimination for progression Pairing up of teams are via balloting Total time needed for this game: approx 50 mins

18 Human Foosball 18

19 19 Human Foosball (6vs6) Objective: To understand the difficulties that visually-impaired community may face when it comes to their daily tasks This is an actionpacked game that will see blind-folded participants acting in accordance of the instructions given by their captain A 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 Captain A Captain B B 4 B 5 20mL A 2 A 3 B 1 Drawing is not to scale For illustration purposes only 12mW

20 Rules: Step 1: Oyez s event crew is the game master where he is given a whistle to start and end the game. 2 teams of 6 pax will gather at the inflatable to choose their respective captain. A 1 B 2 A 4 Captain A Captain B B 4 20 Human Foosball (6vs6) 20mL A 2 B 1 Step 2: The team captains will stand on the platform. Rest of the team will become players on the field, where they will be wearing blindfolds. Each of them will be given a name, example: A1. B 3 A 5 B 5 A 3 Drawing is not to scale For illustration purposes only 12mW Step 3: Once game has commenced, captain will lead and direct his players by calling out instructions to them Step 4: The game master will blow the whistle after 7 minutes to indicate that the game has ended. Winning criteria: Higher score between two teams will proceed to the next round

21 21 Human Foosball (6vs6) Elimination Process: Finals Semi Finals Qualifying Rounds W(B) WON W(A) WON W(B) WON W(B) W(C) W(A) W(C) W(A) W(B) VS VS VS W(A) W(B) W(C) W1 VS W2 W3 VS W4 W5 VS W6 Explanation W(C): 3 rd place W(A): 2 nd place W(B): 1 st place No. of matches won by the team will determine the final winner of Human Foosball! Winners from QR will proceed to semi-finals - W(A), (B), (C) Pairing up of teams are via balloting Heats Pairing up of teams are via balloting Game elimination for progression Total time needed for this game: approx 105 mins

22 Amazing Race Groups of 5 Mission Card Complete Examples of different routes Lucky Draw

23 23 Accountants celebrate SG50 Concept Faces of accountants used to assemble giant shield with SG50 logo Edge of shield to have words Accountants Celebrate, with attention focused on SG50 logo Photos/selfies are printed and stuck together like jigsaw puzzle surrounding logo At least 3,000 pieces to signify the Face of Singapore Accountancy Size of shield estimated to be m in height Ways to submit your selfies: Upload via Instagram to the IAD account Find a roving photographer on site

24 24 Accountants are Hot!!! Most number of people eating chilli together Minimum 200 participants. Each must eat one red chilli of at least 5cm in length. All must start eating at the same time. Water may be provided to all participants. Fastest Eating of 10 Chillies Previous record: 10 red chillies, all more than 8 cm long, in 1 min 43 sec. Water allowed only after eating is done

25 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

26 26 International Accountants Day 2014 proposed new charities Charity Singapore After-Care Association Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) Singapore Association for the Visually Handicapped (SAVH)* Life Community Services Society Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) Alzheimer s Disease Association Singapore Leprosy Relief Association Segment Families in Difficulties Adults with Disabilities Adults with Disabilities Children & Youth at Risk Children & Youth at Risk Elderly Elderly * Previously participated Recommendations by ComChest

27 27 International Accountants Day past participating charities Participating charities: Abilities Beyond Limitations and Expectations (ABLE) CARE Singapore Club Rainbow Community Outreach Programme for the Elderly (COPE) Food from the Heart KKH Health Endowment Fund Mercy Relief NorthLight School Shared Services for Charities Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH) Singapore Cheshire Home SUN-DAC & Jamiyah Children s Home Children charities (Book donation): Arc Children s Centre CARE Singapore Chen Su Lan Methodist Children s Home Children s Aid Society Club Rainbow Dignity Kitchen Muscular Dystrophy Association of Singapore NorthLight School Rainbow Centre Ramakrishna Mission Boys Home Singapore Student Care Services

28 Inaugural International Accountants Day 2012 The Bay 28

29 International Accountants Day 2013 Donating a Book for Underprivileged Children 29 29

30 International Accountants Day 2013 Accounting firms in friendly Tug-of-War 30 30

31 International Accountants Day 2013 Entertainment and Charity Activities 31