National Conference 2016
 
Benefits of Sponsoring

NATIONAL CONFERENCE SPONSOR BENEFITS

PLATINUM
$50,000+

GOLD
25,000 – $49,999

SILVER
$15,000 – $24,999

BRONZE
$3,000 – $14,999

Inclusion on hotel welcome letter given to attendees at check in

X

 

 

 

Push message sent to all attendees through mobile app

2

1

 

 

Ad in The Journal of College Admission Counseling, distributed to 15,000 admission counseling professionals


Half page
($1,500 value)


Quarter page
($750 value)

 

 

Opportunity to provide one marketing piece (maximum size of 8.5” x 11”) OR promotional item given to each attendee at registration

X

X

 

 

Company listing and recognition of support on NACAC’s website

 

X

 

X

 

X

 

X

One-time use of NACAC’s national conference email or mailing list

Pre- and post- show email broadcast ($4,000 value)

Pre- or post- show email broadcast ($2,000 value)

Mailing list, email broadcast discounted to ($1,000 value)

 

Complimentary conference registration(s)

6
($2,190 value)

3
($1,095 value)

2
($730 value)

1
($365 value)

Recognition in pre- and post-conference issues of NACAC’s online biweekly newsletter, distributed to 15,000 admission counseling professionals

Recognition +6 full page ads

($1,100 value)

Recognition +1full page ads

($200 value)

Recognition

Recognition

Recognition in conference program book

Tabbed full page ad and logo
(value $2,250)

Full page four-color ad and logo
(value $1,750)

Half-page full- color ad and logo (value $1,250)

Company logo

Recognition in conference program book with space for detailed, 100-word company description, contact information and logo

 

 X

 

 X

 

 

Company logo displayed on a slide before the annual membership meeting slide show


X


X


X


X

Ribbon acknowledging support for exhibit booth staff


X


X


X


X

Recognition on meter board and exhibit hall entrance signage placed in high-traffic areas throughout the convention center


Premium recognition



X



 X



X

Additional exhibit booth placement priority points – 1 for every $1,000 spent


50


25–49


15–24


2–14