Quote – “CAE is not just about expertise in engineering and technology disciplines. As important from Transpower’s perspective is CAE’s strong focus on using its expertise to contribute to the development of public policy across a range of areas. Transpower has supported the work of CAE for a number of years and values its association with the people that make up this important organisation”, Wayne Eagleson, Communications Manager, Transpower.

It is imperative that CAE continues to have the support of a wide range of New Zealand organisations with a strong national presence in the engineering and technology arenas. Our ability to demonstrate strong support and involvement from a range of stakeholders is critical to CAE gaining recognition and credibility in the public mind that the values and guiding principles of CAE make good sense in today’s world.

To this end CAE has developed the CAE Partnership Program which seeks to ensure CAE has the flexibility to invest in new programmes of work and, most especially, to help inform and educate New Zealand communities about the contribution that engineering and technology makes to social progress and economic growth in New Zealand.

Summary of Ongoing Benefits

	Premier	Principle	Associate
Brand recognition as Premier Supporter
Name association with specific ongoing events
Specific individual direct access to visiting scholars and experts	negotiable	negotiable
Access to CAE knowledge, expertise and networks
Acknowledgement as a CAE partner in the Information Bulletin (4 issues per year), Annual Report and other general publicity material
Complimentary entry to CAE events
Free publications to an agreed level
An Annual Report and review of CAE activities