Sponsorship
Join leading academics and journalists in exploring this timely topic by
participating in the Lanier Public Policy Conference as a
sponsor.
On Friday,
September 16, 2011, the Lanier Public Policy Conference will address the
timely topic of the changing demographics in our nation’s population.
National experts will explore the latest Census data, redistricting and
shifts in political power.
Whether you serve in the public sector, lead a private business, manage a non-profit group or do volunteer work, the changing demographics of our region may affect your organization.
Learn more about the current and future population and political landscape by attending the 2011 Lanier Public Policy Conference.
Become a Sponsor!
Net proceeds of conference sponsorships will benefit the Hobby Center for Public Policy’s Certified Public Manager (CPM) program. The Certified Public Manager program is a nationally accredited, comprehensive management and leadership training program for professionals in the public, non-profit and private sectors.
Learn more about CPM at
www.uh.edu/hcpp/cpm.
$1500
GOLD SPONSOR
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One (1) table of ten (10) for the luncheon in a prime location
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One (1) seat at the VIP luncheon table
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Two (2) invitations to pre-event reception on September 15
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Verbal recognition during conference introduction
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Company logo featured on event materials including conference and CPM websites, conference PowerPoint presentation, banners and program
$1000
SILVER SPONSOR
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One (1) table of ten (10) for the luncheon in a prime location
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Verbal recognition during conference introduction
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Company logo featured on event materials including conference and CPM websites, conference PowerPoint presentation, banners and program
$500
BRONZE SPONSOR
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Four (4) luncheon seats
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Verbal recognition during conference introduction
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Company name featured on conference and CPM websites, banners and program
$100
INDIVIDUAL SPONSOR
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One (1) luncheon seat
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TAX-DEDUCTIBLE
Your sponsorship is tax deductible minus the
premium. The premium is calculated by the number of
luncheon seats multiplied by $40.
