The Loeries: Design

	Jury President Katherina Tudball Creative Director, Superunion London Katherina is a Creative Director with over 15 years’ experience creating brands for some of the world’s most prominent organisations. With a passion for design that delivers a positive social impact, she has worked on many projects in the arts, culture, education and non-profit sectors. She began her career at johnson banks, later joined The Partners, and now leads a creative team at Superunion London. She is a regular design judge and speaker, and has been widely recognised and awarded by numerous international organisations. Her recent work for Shakespeare’s Globe received two Silver Cannes Lions. In 2018/19 she worked in collaboration with BBC Creative and a host of animation talent to create television channel BBC Two’s first rebrand for over 20 years. The project picked up a silver Cannes Lion as well as a D&AD Yellow Pencil. Katherina’s passionate advocacy for diversity in creativity has been recognised by D&AD's members,who elected her to the Board of Trustees in 2016. A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Katherina has a keen interest in design education, leading Superunion’s partnership with D&AD New Blood Academy that promotes emerging creative talent. She is a regular visiting lecturer and has served as an external examiner and advisory board member for UK arts universities.
	Nisha van der Hoven Architect and design curator Hoven Design Nisha van der Hoven is an architect working as a consultant to Workshop 17 and the curator of FuturePart on behalf of Boogertman + Partners. She worked for 12 years at Boogertman + Partners before starting her own consultancy, Hoven Design. Her interest in practice is shaped by a keen understanding of shared workspace design and a mutli - disciplinary approach that extends from fashion design to furniture design. Nisha has a strong belief in learning by experimenting and finding inspiration through the process of making. This approach has manifested itself in her rol e as curator for FuturePart, an agency for rigorous research and experimental trans-disciplinary design thinking within practice. It is a place for new ideas, youthful input and innovation beyond the realm of architecture. Her passion for workplace design has fostered a relationship with Workshop17, a co-working brand focused on people, innovation and collaboration. As their lead architect, Nisha is responsible for the design of their new locations along with their in - house design team. Some of Workshop17’s recent projects include Firestation, Rosebank Tabakhuis, Paarl and 32 Kloof Street, Cape Town.
	Ashraf Majiet Creative Director Superunion, Cape Town Ashraf is an awarded Creative Director with 15 years of experience at agencies in Cape Town as well as in Dubai. With a focus on design, he led creative on many iconic local and international brands. His most recent branding achievements are creating the logo and brand identity for the Zeitz MOCAA as well as working on the rebrand of another iconic South African brand, PEP. He has worked on a range of clients across categories from fashion and beauty clients like Harvey Nichols, Superbalist, Yardley London and Pep Stores to automotive clients like Audi and Ford. The longevity of branding is what Ashraf loves most about his job. The idea that the logos and identities we create will likely outlast us and inspire future generations of creatives is what guides his work. Ashraf is 38, holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design (CPUT, 2000-2003) and is currently Creative Director at Superunion, Cape Town.
	Liana Liebenberg Head of Design FCBJoburg Growing up in a small town where shoes were optional, Liana was a firm believer that creativity, hard work and determination makes all the difference. This lead her to where she is today - winning multiple Cannes Lions, numerous other local and international awards as well as forming part of several awards judging panels. And the owner of at least seven pairs of shoes. After working at multiple top agencies in the country, her passion for conceptual African design led to her taking on the role of Head of Design at FCB Joburg in 2017, where she currently works with her team to create everything from truly African corporate identities to product design and activations on some of SA’s most loved brands. An avid baker, a self-deprecating artist and a lover of all things DIY, Liana loves collaboration and creating conceptual design. She also now wears shoes every day.
	Özge Güven Design Director TBWA/İstanbul She graduated from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University and completed her Master's degree at the same university. She took part in different projects in multidisciplinary design studios in Istanbul, Den Haag and Amsterdam. She started to work as an Art Director in TBWA\Istanbul in 2014 and now she is working as the Design Director of TBWA Design Community. Her works have been awarded in in D&AD, Cannes Lions, One Show, Golden Drum, European Design Awards, Epica, Dubai Lynx, Loeries, MediaCat Felis, Kristal Elma, Kırmızı and GMK. Her works has found place in Creative Review, Lurzer's Archive. In 2018, she served as the jury president of the Felis Awards-Mastery in 'mastery in production' category. The awards that she won was the first for Turkey in Design category of Cannes Lions and D&AD. She was shown in the "Most Creative 50" list determined by MediaCat magazine in 2019.
	Brian Mtongana Design Director Woolworths South Africa Brian Mtongana is currently Design Director at Woolworths South Africa’s marketing department. It’s a crucial portfolio that includes Branding, Communication Design; Packaging Design for the WHL group for South Africa which includes, Food, Clothing, Beauty and Homeware, and David Jones Foods in Australia. He also is a creative custodian of the Woolworths Brand as he has the task of maintaining and upholding the Woolworths brand personality through design and consistent application of the Woolworths Corporate Identity across different marketing platforms externally and internally. As a Senior Manager in the business, he also lends his creative expertise across the whole business, and collaborating with colleagues in the Advertising, Digital, VM and Store Design teams as well as creative strategic input in the different areas of the business. The creative decisions he makes are crucial and have a huge impact in the commercial performance of the business as he and the team he’s leading have to constantly be innovative, help the business units communicate, engage and inspire customers to buy Woolworths products through innovative design. Woolworths is a very aspirational and loved brand in South Africa. Under his leadership Woolworths has won a few design awards and recognition for packaging design and other design related competitions. He has also been a judge at the Loeries for the Design and Design Craft categories for the past four years and Woolworths has been one of the sponsors for the awards and from 2019 sponsored the Student Portfolio Day where they interviewed a few student candidates, and Eric Mkhungo from Durban University of Technology was selected to do one year internship at Woolworths Marketing.
	Jan-Hendrik Labuschagne Creative Director Grid Jan-Hendrik Labuschagne is a Creative Director at Grid. He has also been involved in some big brand redesigns in the last couple of years. This includes work done for the Telkom Group and FNB. He believes in ideas. Particularly ideas that refuse to be put into neat little boxes, even though he feels that there isn’t anything wrong with beautifully designed boxes. His goal in work and life is to remain brave enough to embrace mistakes and remain delightfully uncomfortable. Jan-Hendrik’s creative credits during his time at Grid include work on two Loeries Grand Prix winners. His work has also been recognised internationally at D&AD and OneShow.
	Vumile Mavumengwana Creative Director \| Founder VM DSGN Vums as many in the industry call him has been sharpening his skills and expertise in the Visual Communication industry for the last sixteen years - working on a wide range of brands and creative disciplines. He is an integrated conceptual Creative with a keen focus on Brand Design. Currently based in Johannesburg, he has worked for some of the country’s top advertising agencies, namely Ogilvy, The Jupiter Drawing Room, Black River F.C., Joe Public and M&C Saatchi Abel. Vums has been working as an independent Designer & Creative Director at VM DSGN, his own company, for the last three years - specialising in Brand Identity, Packaging, Product Design and Content for Digital. He has won a number of awards, published in local publications / digital blogs and commissioned by brands on a myriad of design projects. He has judged annually at design and advertising awards for the last six years, garnering insightful experience on what makes innovative and impactful creative. In 2018 he had the honour and privilege of judging at Cannes for the Design Lions. In 2019 he was invited to Minsk, Belarus for the White Square Award Festival as part of the branding and design Jury. He is passionate about proudly South African work that pushes and reimagines what it means to be African today and into the future - creative work that is meaningful and strives to make a difference socially and culturally.
	Sulet Jansen Creative Director Switch I am Creative Director at Switch. Over the past 16 years I’ve had the privilege of working on brands such as Coca-Cola, MTN, Investec and SAA. A recent highlight is Women for Water a NGO operatiing out of Washington DC. I have been a judge at the Loerie Awards a few times, and judged once at the Cannes Lions, the latter being a personal highlight. I also like shiny things, and have won 4 bronze Loeries for identity design and a silver Loerie for publication design. I am passionate about design, especially great concepts, beautiful packaging, architecture and craft. At the core, design that surprises and delights in the simplest way makes me happy. I am looking forward to seeing work that makes a big statement in a simple way. If it gives me that “I wish I've done this” kind of feeling it is normally a good sign. I also believe that creativity can drive change and I am keen to see how agencies are embracing design as a medium to uplift societies in a simple and effective way. In my free time I still enjoy making mud pies - some call it baking. I also compete in ‘crazy’ trail runs, and sometimes even a triathlon or two. I get a thrill from doing side-projects, and believe that it is crucial to push yourself (apart from your 9-5) in order to grow and stay curious.
	Svetlana Polikarpova Founder Tendem Network As a marketing practitioner with nearly 10 years of experience across Asia and Africa, I spent the last 6 years in Kenya working with many local and international brands. I always admire brands and agencies that constantly come up with innovative ways to engage their audience especially now, when we all compete for the customers' attention in the same space and nearly 30 meters of content scrolled passed daily. When I founded a digital content marketing agency, Tandem Network, our main challenge was to figure out what kind of content makes your thumb stop. It is the content that is contextual, valuable, and entertaining. Here, at Tandem, we challenge our clients to produce content that provides value before making a sale, to build relationships, and trust through thought leadership content, and to provide seamless digital experience through intuitive design and technology. I look forward to seeing innovative and disruptive work at Loeries this year. It's my second time judging this creative award and I can't wait to see that thump stopping content. I wish all the participants the best of luck!
	Shaun Botes Executive Creative Director Xfacta Shaun Botes is Executive Creative Director at Xfacta, a leading brand agency. A passionate advocate for the design industry, Shaun is well known for inspiring others with his enthusiasm and creative excellence. Under his leadership, Xfacta has expanded both its global reach and reputation. Shaun is responsible for directing and designing corporate brand projects, marketing communications, information design and brand implementation programmes for clients around the world. Over the course of his career, he has helped to build and enhance brands for start-ups and established clients in the finance, hospitality, telecoms, food and beverage, environmental, and technology categories. Shaun’s work regularly appears in international publications and he has various creative awards under his belt.

1. Introduction

The Loerie Awards Company NPC (Registration No. 2005/010969/08) (the “Company”) is the organizer, administrator and owner of The Loerie Awards (the “Awards”), which includes an annual award ceremony and related activities which promote and reward creative advertising excellence. The Company is also the owner and operator of the website located at www.loeries.com (the “Website”).

These terms and conditions are binding on all persons that access the Website (referred to as “Users” and/or “Entrants”, as defined below). By entering the Website, the person accessing the Website agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions. Further, all persons or entities entering the Awards (“Entrants”), agree to these terms and conditions. A person that enters the Awards on behalf of another person or entity hereby warrants their authority to do so. The Company reserves the right to request proof of such authority and to disqualify the Entrant if no proof is furnished. If a person does not agree to these terms and conditions, such person may not enter, view or make use of the Website or enter the Awards.

The Company may from time to time amend these terms and conditions without notice to a User or Entrant. The User or Entrant’s continued use of this Website or participation in the Awards shall constitute their agreement to the amended terms and conditions.

2. The Loerie Awards

Rules of the Awards: All entries for the Awards (“Entries”) are subject to the rules of the Awards, as contained in these terms and conditions, any other applicable rules or terms and conditions on the Website and any amendment or update to any of the aforesaid. In the event of any contradiction between these terms and conditions and any other rules, terms or conditions on the Website, these terms and conditions will take precedence.

During the judging process, the decisions of the judges of the Awards shall be final in regard to all matters or disputes relating to judging of entries and the awarding of awards. The decisions of the Board of Directors of The Loerie Awards shall be final regarding all matters or disputes that arise after the judging process has been concluded as well as all other matters that do not form part of the judging process, such as whether an Entrant is eligible to enter the Awards, which category an Entry should fall in and whether an Entrant has complied with all entry terms and conditions.

Entry into the Awards:

To enter the awards you must be a member of the Company. A portion of each entry (R500) is an annual membership fee, which is included in the entry fee. Annual membership is one calendar year and expires on 28 February of each year. The Member is the company that submits the entry.
Anyone involved in the creation, publishing or production of work (including directly from the brand, agency or production company) may enter work in the Awards.
More provisions about the works that qualify for entry, the submission guidelines, and the applicable categories can be found under “How to Enter” on the website.
The Entrant is responsible for obtaining any and all releases and consents necessary to permit the use and exhibition of the Entry and entered work for all purposes relating to the Awards, the activities of the Company and as set out in these terms and conditions. The Company reserves the right to at any time request proof of such permissions. An Entry may be disqualified if such proof cannot be made available to the Company.
All Entries must be approved by the relevant client for whom they were produced and all necessary permissions must be obtained. In particular, the client for whom the work was created must consent to entry of the relevant work into the Awards and for it to be used in accordance with these terms and conditions. An Entry may not be entered if the work is subject to any agreements with third parties and/or other licenses and the necessary consents have not been obtained.
The Company has the right to request written proof of the initial publication/air/launch date, as well as written proof of all required permissions. On request by the Company, the Entrant must provide the Company with proof of such consent and the contact details of the relevant client’s representative. The Entrant grants the Company permission to verify whether the permissions mentioned above have been obtained.
An Entrant must provide the Company with an entry confirmation form, in the form prescribed by the Company, signed by the Entrant’s Chief Executive Officer, Executive Creative Director or such other authorised representative as may be approved by the Company.
An Entry may also not be entered if the Company will be required to make any payment to any person or entity, including, without limitation, any collecting societies or holders of performer’s rights, moral rights or any intellectual property rights.

An entrant may not enter any work or Entry into the Awards if it:

infringes or violates the rights of any third party, including, without limitation, copyright, trade marks, patents, trade secrets, contractual licensing rights, privacy rights, moral rights or any other intellectual property rights;
violates any applicable local, provincial, national or international law or incorporates any content that would encourage or promote the violation of any law;
promotes or incites intimidation or harassment of any individuals or groups of individuals or discriminates against any individuals or groups of individuals;
contains pornographic or graphic sexual content, hateful content of any kind (such as sexism or racism) or promotes or incites violence or harm to any person or animal; or
is offensive, obscene or inappropriate.

Ineligibility: Any Entry that has infringed any of its country of origin's laws or voluntary or regulatory codes (including codes of advertising or practice) is not eligible. In the case of South African entries, any advertisements withdrawn or ruled against by the Advertising Standards Authority in terms of their Code of Advertising Practice or other relevant code are not eligible for entry. It is the responsibility of the entrant to notify the Company if the Entry has been ruled against or withdrawn, and to withdraw such work from the Awards. If the Company has awarded an award in respect of an Entry which is or becomes ineligible, the Company may withdraw such award. The Entrant shall ensure that all clearances in respect of the Entry has been obtained and shall provide proof thereof to the Company upon the Company’s request.

Disqualification and sanctions: The Company reserves the right to reject or disqualify an Entry as well as all other Entries of an Entrant if an Entry does not fully comply with the above provisions or any other provision of these terms and conditions or any other terms and conditions, criteria, guidelines or requirements relating to Entries, as amended from time to time (collectively the “Collective Rules”). If one or more awards have been awarded to an Entrant and the Company determines that the Entrant did not comply with the one or more of the Collective Rules, the Company shall be entitled to withdraw all awards awarded to the Entrant, whether or not the Entrant’s other Entries comply with the Collective Rules. In such an event, the Company may also impose additional sanctions on that Entrant, including, without limitation, the issue of a press statement, a prohibition on representatives of the Entrant serving as judges of the Awards, a prohibition on the Entrant entering the Awards for any period specified by the Company, and such other sanctions as may be determined by the Company in its discretion. The Company shall in its sole and absolute discretion be entitled to determine whether any Entry does not comply with one or more of the Collective Rules.

An Entrant may not tamper with this Website, interfere or tamper with or manipulate the judging or awards process or interfere with the independence of the judges in any manner. The Company reserves the right to disqualify any Entrant or Entry if the Company determines, in its sole and absolute discretion, that the Entrant has interfered or tampered with the entry, judging or awards process or has interfered with the independence of the judges.

Licence: By submitting an Entry into the Awards, the Entrant grants Company an irrevocable, perpetual, royalty free, non-exclusive , sub-licensable, unconditional and transferable licence throughout the world to publish , reproduce, copy, transmit, broadcast, publicly perform, display, exhibit and/or otherwise use or reuse the Entry and the Entrant’s name, image, likeness, background and biographical material in any and all media, including, without limitation, any publication, advertisement, marketing or promotional material, print, digital or electronic media, the internet, any broadcast channel on the internet, audio and audio visual media and television or radio station in any manner for purposes of promoting Company and the Awards, by any means by the Company. The Entrant also grants permission to the Company to show, copy or play the Entry at such times as the Company deems appropriate. The Company shall be entitled to make available for educational and reference purposes, including electronic publishing, any Entries. If any television or radio station agrees to telecast a news or other program related to Awards or the Company, the Entrant agrees to obtain any permissions and to bear and pay for all talent or any other applicable charges incurred by inclusion of the Entry in the program, if required. The Entrant waives and shall procure the waiver of all moral rights vesting in or relating to the Entry. The Entrant waives and indemnifies the Company from any and all claims that may arise based on moral rights or unfair competition relating to the Company’s use of the Entry.

Publicity: The Entrant grants the Company the right to use and announce the Entrant’s name, voice, likeness, image and biographical data and any information relating to the Entry for promotional purposes relating to the Company or the Awards in perpetuity, in any media and in any part of the world.

Warranties: By submitting an Entry the Entrant warrants that it is entitled to grant the licence referred to above and that it has obtained all necessary permissions, usage rights and waivers of moral rights from all third parties who contributed to or commissioned the Entry or were otherwise involved in the entry or the production thereof, including without limitation the advertiser whose goods or services the Entry promotes, producers, directors, photographers, illustrators and performers, together with the owners of any trade or service marks or any other intellectual property, whether registered or not, which are included in or form part of the Entry. The Entrant also warrants that the credits and information in the Entry are true and correct and that publication and use of those credits and information will not infringe any moral or other rights of the Entrant or any third party.

Indemnity and Liability: The Entrant hereby indemnifies and holds harmless the Company, its sponsors and all entities and persons associated with the Awards against any liability, claims, damages, costs (including legal fees and court costs expenses or penalties arising from or relating to any breach or alleged breach of the abovementioned representations and warranties by the Entrant or use of the Entry by the Company. The Entrant agrees that Company shall not be liable for any loss, damage, injury, cost or expense arising from acts or omissions of Entrant, including but not limited to the payment of any money owed to interested third parties, and the Entrant hereby indemnifies the Company against all such losses, damage, injuries, costs and expenses.

The Company, the sponsors of the Awards and all entities and persons related to the Awards and their employees, officers, contractors, consultants and associates shall not be liable for and the Entrant hereby indemnifies and holds them harmless against any claim, liability, injury, cost (including legal fees), expense or penalty suffered or incurred by any person as a result of entering and participating in the Awards or accepting or using any prize.

The Company and all persons and entities associated with the Awards shall not be responsible to the Entrant for incorrect or inaccurate entry of information, human error, technical malfunction or if any Entry is submitted or received late, damaged, stolen, lost, incorrect, directed, undelivered, delayed or incomplete or does not reach the Company.

Judging: The outcome of the Awards depend on the skill shown in Entries. There is no element of luck or chance involved in the awarding of awards. Not all entries will receive awards, and there may be no award given in some categories. The Company reserves the right not to award any award if the Company or the judges deem Entries to be of an insufficient standard. The full judging procedure and rules can be found under “The Awards – Judging” on the website.

Property of Entries: All documents, storage media and other material that accompany or forms part of an Entry or are submitted with it will become the sole property of the Company. The Company will not return any items entered or submitted to the Company and will not be responsible for any loss or destruction of or damage thereto of whatever nature. The Company shall be entitled to dispose off, destroy, store or exhibit all documents, storage media and other material forming part of or accompanying an Entry.

Right to Withdraw and Change Entries: The Loerie Awards reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any Entry, or move any Entry to an alternative category.
No Refunds on Entries: Under no circumstances will refunds of any fees or costs relating to Entries or entry into the Awards be issued to Entrants. The fees paid for Entries are intended to cover the costs of administration, processing and judging the Entries and Awards.

Tickets to any events (including but not limited to Loeries® Creative Week™ and the International Seminar of Creativity): No refunds will be given to ticket holders for any event. The Company may choose, at its sole discretion, to resell tickets on the behalf of the ticket holder and in this instance to refund the ticket holder, less an administration fee.

Loeries® Creative Week™: The Company may make changes to the Loeries® Creative Week™ without prior notice, including changes to times, adding or removing scheduled events. The ticket holder grants the Company and its agents an irrevocable, royalty free, non-exclusive license throughout the world to publish and use any imagery of the ticket holder acquired or taken during Loeries® Creative Week™, in any publication, advertisement, marketing or promotional material (including television or radio station news or other programs related to the Company or the Awards), for the sole purpose of promoting the Company or the Awards, by any means the Company chooses, including without limitation print, electronic media and broadcast. The Loerie Awards reserves the right to make available for promotional, educational or reference purposes, including electronic publishing, any imagery of the ticket holder.

Use of Trade Marks: All Entrants and Users agree not to use any of the trade marks, trade names and marks of whatever nature owned or used by the Company from time to time in relation to The Loerie Awards or anything similar thereto (the “Marks”) without the Company’s prior written consent. Without limiting the generality of the aforesaid, no Entrant or User may, without the Company’s prior written consent, use or refer to the trade mark “The Loerie Awards” or “The Loeries” or anything similar thereto in relation to any event or party hosted or organized by the User or Entrant or include any of the Marks in the name of any such event or party. The User undertakes to ensure that all of its clients, associated companies, employees, consultants, contractors and agents comply with the aforesaid provisions.

3.    Online transactions

Refunds on purchases from the online store: Goods lost or damaged during shipment will be replaced at no additional charge. The damaged goods must first be returned to the Company before they will be replaced.

Accuracy of purchaser information: No goods, including certificates or statues will be shipped unless the purchaser has provided the required information, including delivery address details. It is up to the purchaser of goods to ensure that the information provided to the Company is correct. The Company will not be responsible for goods that are lost or undelivered due to incorrect details provided by the purchaser.

Payment options accepted: Payment may be made via Visa or Master Card credit cards or by bank transfer into Company’s bank account, the details of which are provided at the payment interface.

Credit card acquiring and security: Credit card transactions will be acquired for the Loerie Awards by PayGate (Pty) Ltd who are the approved payment gateway for Standard Bank of South Africa. PayGate use SSL3 and no credit card details are stored on the website. Users may go to www.paygate.co.za to view their security certificate, security policy and further information. Customer details will be stored by the Company separately from card details which are entered by the client on PayGate's secure site. The merchant outlet country at the time of presenting payment options to the cardholder is South Africa. The transaction Currency is ZAR (South African Rand).

Pricing: The price of any product will be the price quoted on the Website in respect of any particular product. All prices shall only apply during the validity period stated on the Website and shall only be valid once the order has been processed and confirmed by the Company.

Availability: The Company’s stock of products is limited. Products and prices are subject to availability and are only valid while stocks last.

Product description: The products described or graphically represented on the Website may differ in colour, shape, form, design and appearance from the final product delivered, although the Company will endeavor to ensure that product descriptions are fair representations.

Delivery: Although the Company will endeavor to ensure that delivery takes place within a specified time period (if specified), the size and quantity of an order as well as the distance between the Company and the delivery address provided, amongst other circumstances, may require a longer period for delivery. Despite delivery, the Company will retain ownership of products until the purchaser has paid for them in full.

4.    General

Ownership of website and intellectual property: The Website is owned by the Company and the User acknowledges that the Company or its licensors are the proprietors of all intellectual property subsisting in, pertaining to or used on the Website, including, without limitation, copyright, trade marks, patents, inventions, goodwill and trade secrets.

Website Use: The User may not, without the Company’s written prior consent, use, reproduce, adapt, distribute, publish or in any other way deal or interfere with the intellectual property or the website’s contents.
The user shall not infect the website with viruses, worms, trojan horses or any other code that has malicious, contaminating or destructive properties nor shall the user damage, interfere with or intercept any data or information contained on the website.
Access to this Website is made available for information purposes only. No content, information, statement or opinion on this website should be construed as any kind of advice.
The Company reserves the right to make any changes to the Website and its content and/or services offered through the website at any time and without notice.
The Website may contain links to other websites. The Company has no control over such websites, does not review their content and will not be liable for their content or accuracy. The User accesses such websites at the User’s own risk and discretion.
The User may not link to this Website without the Company’s prior written consent.

No warranties or liabilities: The Company makes no warranties, whether express or implied, in regard to the Website, its contents, accuracy or availability. Without limiting the aforesaid, the Company does not warrant that the Website or any files that may be downloaded from it are free of viruses, worms, trojan horses or any other code that has malicious, contaminating or destructive properties. The User assumes all responsibility and risk for the use of the Website. The Company shall not be liable for any loss, injury, damage, cost, penalty or claim resulting from the use of the Website, whether direct or indirect, and whether or not the Company has been advised of or has knowledge of the possibility of such loss, injury, damage, cost, penalty or claim.The User hereby indemnifies the Company and holds it harmless against any and all liability, loss, damage, penalty, cost or claim of whatsoever nature suffered by any third party in relation to any act or omission by the User in relation to the Website and the use thereof by the User, and/or arising from the provisions of these Terms and Conditions.

Country of domicile: This website is governed by the laws of South Africa and the Entrant, User and the Company submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg. The Company chooses as its domicilium citandi et executandi for all purposes under this agreement, whether in respect of court process, notice, or other documents or communication of whatsoever nature, 24 7th Avenue Parktown North, 2193 South Africa .

Variation: The Loerie Awards may, in its sole discretion, change this agreement or any part thereof at any time without notice.

Disclaimer: The Loerie Awards intends for the information and data contained in this Website to be accurate and reliable, however, since the information and data have been compiled by the Company from a variety of sources, it is provided "as is." The Company expressly disclaims all warranties and/or conditions, express or implied, as to any matter whatsoever relating to or referenced by the Website, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties and/or conditions of merchantability or satisfactory quality and fitness for a particular purpose and non -infringement.

5.    Copyright

Copyright subsists in all works, material, information, images and media contained in or on this website. All rights are reserved. No person may reproduce, distribute or modify this website or any works, material, information, images or media contained in or on this website in whole or in part in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the Loerie Awards Company NPC. Unauthorised reproduction of anything contained in or on this website will constitute copyright infringement and will make the infringer liable under both civil and criminal law

6.    Private Policy

The Loerie Awards Company NPC takes reasonable steps to protect the personal information of users. “Personal information” means information which identifies an individual.

To save you time and make our entry process even easier to use, some areas of the website require you to register your personal information. Here's how it works: Simply fill out a brief profile - your agency name, address, phone number, and the person overseeing the entry process email and phone number; then choose a password. The system saves your information. Next time you enter work into The Loerie Awards, you can simply enter your user name and password - the system will automatically look up the information it needs. This reduces the need for you to continually input your details.

The Loerie Awards may use your personal or other information to send you information that may be of interest to you, and from time to time will mail or email information to you about us, our products and services, or our partners and their products or services. If you do not wish to continue receiving this information you may contact us and we will remove you from our mailing list.

These Terms and Conditions were updated on 03 March 2016

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