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EMPOWERMENT Imagine Believe Achieve 2016 Sponsorship Prospectus EMPOWERMENT Imagine Believe Achieve DETROIT page 2 Welcome Thank you for your interest in partnering with and sponsoring the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP). As a sponsor or partner, you will have access to NAAAP’s 3,000 registered members, 27 chapters across North America, and a reach of more than 20,000 Asian professionals. This prospectus highlights 2016 sponsorship opportunities including: • 2016 National Leadership Academy with ERG Leadership Symposium (February 19 - 21, 2016 in Denver) • 2016 National Convention with ERG Summit and Recruitment Expo in Las Vegas, NV (August 11-13, 2016 in Las Vegas) • "Women in NAAAP" Leadership Program • National Student Scholarship Program • Leadership and Professional Development Series • National Career Center Join us to provide leadership development programs and experiences among Asian American & Pacific Islander professionals and entrepreneurs. Fabian De Rozario Farzana Nayani Mike Valdez NAAAP National NAAAP National Director NAAAP National Chief Business President/CEO of ERG Relations Development Officer 404.409.2471 213.631.1328 815.451.3300 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Senior Consultant, Programs and Vice President, Korn/Ferry International Membership Director, Northern Trust Principal, GlobalConnect Asian Business Association Chicago IL Consulting & Training Los Angeles CA Atlanta GA page 2 Welcome We are pleased to announce that the National Association of Asia American Professionals, NAAAP, has opened its Detroit Chapter! We are motivated, organized, and moving forward with an exciting and aggressive schedule of events: Our informal kickoff event in July, held in collaboration with the Council of Asian Pacific Americans, attracted more than 1,000 people. NAAAP is a non-profit professional organization and we rely on the generous support of individual donors, business, and corporations that believe in our mission: sponsors like you. Sponsorship packages are an excellent opportunity to improve recognition and develop positive relationships while making impactful contributions to the community. We are currently inviting potential sponsors to join us in cultivating and empowering the greater Asian American community through professional development, community service, and networking. Please join us in our first annual fundraiser, which will be held this year on October 28 at Edward Hotel & Convention Center. Please contact Ke Zhang-Miske at (810)-602-9850 to purchase tickets and sponsorship packages. We look forward to seeing you in October; until then, we welcome you to read more about our organization on the website at http://chapters.naaap.org/dtw/. Ke Zhang-Miske (Coco) NAAAP Detroit President/Founder 810.602.9850 [email protected] Programs and Membership Director, Asian Business Association Los Angeles CA page 3 Your Return on Investment NAAAP is a Pan-Asian, Pan-Professional leadership organization. We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that cultivates and empowers Asian & Pacific Islander leaders through professional development, community service, and networking. The value proposition we offer at NAAAP include: • Recruit and attract educated Asian professionals to work for your company • Post jobs viewable by Asian professionals across North America • Develop Asian leaders within your organization Talent • Achieve your organization’s diversity goals • Brand yourself as an employer-of-choice among Asian professionals • Reinforce your reputation as a corporate diversity leader • Connect your employees with others to learn Employee Resource Group best practices • Increase brand awareness, engagement, and sales among Asian professionals Marketing • Introduce your organization’s products and services to Asian professionals • Develop business-to-business relationships with Asian-owned businesses • Educate Asian professionals about your work in the community Community • Donate volunteer hours or charitable gifts to causes that align with your priorities page 4 2016 Detroit Chapter – Chapter Open House About the 2016 Detroit Chapter Open House Join Detroit-area professionals and friends for an introduction to the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals at our Open House. As the Detroit Chapter is started, we are looking for local-area professionals who are interested in taking on greater involvement with our various committees or would be willing to serve in an open leadership role. During the presentation, we’ll describe the various roles and responsibilities of our leadership/board members. An informal Q&A session will follow, and attendees will be able to find out more about how to pursue their interests. August 2016 Open House Wednesday, August 10, 2016 event begins at 6:30pm Edward Hotel & Convention Center, the Iconic Rotating Rotunda Room (600 Town Center Drive, Dearborn, MI) We’ll begin with informal cocktail/appetizer hour at 6:30pm, and a presentation will follow at 7:00pm Sponsorship of the Detroit Chapter Open House gives your business the opportunity to support the friendly and professional service focused event that attracts professionals from the greater Detroit Metropolitan area. 2016 Diamond Platinum Gold Silver Detroit Chapter $8K $5K $3K $1K Open House Event Pass 30 25 15 10 Keynote Introduction or 1 √ √ √ Company Spotlight Company AD √ √ √ Recognition √ √ √ √ Annual Membership Pass 30 25 15 5 Hyperlinked Email Marketing Campaign logo, Premium Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo placement Social Media Campaign √ √ √ √ 1 Speaking opportunities at the events are limited to 3 minutes. page 5 2016 Detroit Chapter – Inaugural Gala About the 2016 Detroit Chapter Inaugural Gala The 2016 Detroit Chapter Inaugural Gala is the first official public event to the greater Detroit Metropolitan area, where we will officially announce the establishment of National Association of Asian America Professionals Detroit Chapter. The Inaugural Gala also serves as a formal welcoming to usher in the new Members of the Detroit Chapter’s officers and board of directors. Join the Chapter as we recognize the leadership roles of the new members of the board; who will serve for the next years working to improve the relations of NAAAP and the community. The Gala also commemorates the dedication of outgoing board members, and support them for their continuing service to the NAAAP and the community. October 2016 Inaugural Gala Friday, October 28, 2016 event begins at 6:30pm Edward Hotel & Convention Center, the Iconic Rotating Rotunda Room (600 Town Center Drive, Dearborn, MI) We’ll begin with formal dinner at 6:30pm, and a presentation will follow at 7:30pm Dinner and open bar the opportunities for fun are endless. In addition to a celebration, the Gala is a great networking event. With hundreds of the professionals and top business executives in attendance, the Inaugural Gala is a wonderful opportunity to gain exposure for your business. 2016 Diamond Platinum Gold Silver Detroit Chapter $10K $8K $5K $3K Inaugural Gala Event Pass 30 25 15 10 Keynote Introduction or 1 √ √ √ Company Spotlight Company AD √ √ √ Recognition √ √ √ √ Annual Membership Pass 30 25 15 5 Hyperlinked Email Marketing Campaign logo, Premium Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo placement Social Media Campaign √ √ √ √ 1 Speaking opportunities at the events are limited to 3 minutes. page 6 2016 National Leadership Academy & ERG Leadership Symposium About the 2016 National Leadership Academy The 2016 National Leadership Academy (NLA) is NAAAP’s mid-year leadership training program. The next NLA will be in Denver, Colorado on February 19 - 21, 2016. February 19 will be an Employee Resource Group (ERG) Symposium for 60-80 ERG/BRG leaders February 19 will also be NAAAP-Colorado chapter’s10th Anniversary Reception for 250 NAAAP members and guests. February 20 and 21 will be training for 120 NAAAP chapter leaders from Canada and the U.S. The NLA features networking events, keynote addresses, workshops and working sessions facilitated by prominent Asian leaders from the business and non-profit sectors. 2016 NLA Diamond Platinum Gold Silver Feb. 19-21, 2016 $8K $5K $3K $1K Denver, CO Academy Passes (for both ERG 10 5 3 1 & Leader Training) t n Keynote Introduction or le 2 1 0 0 t 1 a Company Spotlight n T & 2 Workshop Session 1 1 0 0 ng di 3 elopme n Promotional Items 2 1 1 1 a ev D Br Hyperlinked logo, - Website Listing & o Premium Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo Hyperlinked logo C Email Marketing Campaign placement 4 Social Media Campaign Yes Yes Yes Yes Fri Anniversary Meal Events Saturday Breakfast Saturday Lunch Saturday Dinner Reception Investment $3,000 $2,000 $3,000 $5,000 2 Speaking opportunities at meal events are limited to 3 minutes. 3 Due to the specific learning/training nature of the Academy, we invite sponsors to help present a workshop relevant to the Academy. 3 Top Tier items are on a first-come, first served basis. Additional promotional items can be purchased à la carte. 4 Joint Facebook, Twitter, and/or LinkedIn campaign about jobs, products, brand, or sessions before or during the NLA. ppageage 8 7 2016 National Convention, Expo, & ERG Summit About the 2016 National Convention The National Convention is NAAAP’s annual flagship event. The 2016 NAAAP National Convention, ERG Summit & Recruitment Expo is scheduled for Aug. 11-13, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The convention will feature the ERG Summit on Thursday, Aug. 11th,
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