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Benefactor and Contributor Level Sponsors |
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Charles
F. Dolan School of Business
Fairfield University
The Fox School of Business and
Management
Temple University
Stillman School of Business
Seton Hall University
BusinessWeek
Shidler College of Business
University of Hawaii at Manoa
School of Management
George Mason UniversityKogod
School of Business
American University |
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Want to promote your school or your product/service?
Sponsorship of an AACSB International conference or seminar will assist you in reaching your goal.
AACSB International has over 1100 members worldwide. AACSB represents the best business schools around the globe. Over 500 of these member schools are AACSB-accredited.
AACSB member schools purchase goods and services to help them fulfill their individual missions and reach their goals. What better place to directly reach such a diverse group of business educators than through sponsorship of AACSB’s global conference and seminar programs?
The 2009-2010 Conference and Seminar calendar includes nearly 50 programs held in diverse areas of AACSB’s global business school network. That puts your school or business in a good position to connect with an extremely targeted group of consumers.
Sponsoring a conference or seminar will:
- Maximize your exposure to targeted AACSB members
- Provide many occasions for your visibility prior, during, and after the event.
- Place your logo and/or name on printed mass mailings, web site, and event signage
- Present you with great networking opportunities
- Offer your school, company, or organization display areas
Available are several levels of sponsorship that reach the business education market and provide valuable exposure, contacts, and sales. To learn more about AACSB event sponsorships, contact Annette DeLisle, Director, Business Development by email: annette@aacsb.edu
We look forward to working with you to make your sponsorship and/or exhibiting experience with AACSB International a most rewarding one!
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Benefactor Level Benefits |
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descriptions of offerings and
benefits conferred, please view the
2010 ICAM Sponsorship Menu. |
Offerings
Welcome Reception
General Conference Support
Reception
Luncheon / Plenary II
Continental Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
Plenary I
Plenary III
Plenary IV |
Investment
45,000 USD
Graduate Management Admission
Council®
35,000 USD
Beta Gamma Sigma
25,000 USD
25,000 USD
W.P. Carey School of
Business
Arizona State University
15,000 USD
10,000 USD |
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descriptions of offerings and
benefits conferred, please view the
2010 ICAM Sponsorship Menu |
Offerings
Registration Briefolios
Cyber Café
Visitors Kit
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Investment
KPMG
Graduate Management Admission
Council®
ETS
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| Friend Level Benefits |
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descriptions of offerings and
benefits conferred, please view the
2010 ICAM Sponsorship Menu |
Offerings
Reception Entertainment
Conference Journal Ad
Full page ad placed in the ICAM Journal
Refreshment Break
Refreshment Break
Refreshment Break
Exhibitor / participant Directory
Water Stands
Sessions at a Glance
ICAM 2010 Autograph Book
Hand Sanitizer Stations |
Investment
The Fox School of Business and Management
Temple University
BusinessWeek
Stillman School of Business
Seton Hall University
Charles F. Dolan School of Business
Fairfield University
Shidler College of Business
University of Hawaii at Manoa
8,000 USD
Kogod School of Business
American University
School of Management
George Mason University
Project Management Institute
4,000 USD |
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A special opportunity to increase the value of your support!
Custom designed sponsorship packages now are available with annual or multi-event commitments.
All sponsorship opportunities are available on a first come, first served basis. Programs are subject to change.
Sponsorship commitments must be received prior to
February 19,
2010 in order to provide print recognition.
Contact: Annette Gonzalez DeLisle at 813-769-6500 or annette@aacsb.edu. |
