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Canmore, ALBERTA Canadian Engineering Education Association Conference: June 8-11, 2014 SPONSORSHIPS Cascade Mountain Sponsor (Title Sponsor) $10,000 • Logo on website and on all marketing materials • Logo on onsite signage outside of session rooms • Promotional material insert for Delegate Package • Promotional table in high traffic area during the course of the conference • Opportunity to briefly address full conference at one of the plenary sessions • Recognition in any formal press releases • Logo on the front page of the conference program as well as on the sponsor page • Access to the delegate list after the conference • Two free full conference registrations ____________________________________________________________ Three Sisters Sponsor (Platinum Level) $5,000 • Logo on website and on all marketing materials • Logo on onsite signage outside of session rooms • Placement of promotional material on registration desk • Promotional table in high traffic area during the course of the conference • Opportunity to briefly address full conference at one of the plenary sessions • Recognition in any formal press releases • Access to the delegate list after the conference • One free full conference registration Grotto Mountain Sponsor (Gold Level) $2,500 • Logo on website and on all marketing materials • Logo on onsite signage outside of session rooms • Recognition in any formal press releases • Placement of promotional material on registration desk • Promotional table in high traffic area during the course of the conference • Access to the delegate list after the conference • One free full conference registration ____________________________________________________________ Mount Lawrence Grassi Sponsor (Silver Level) $1,000 • Logo on website and on all marketing materials • Logo on onsite signage outside of session room • Placement of promotional material on registration desk • Access to the delegate list after the conference ____________________________________________________________ Ha Ling Peak Sponsor (Bronze Level) $500 • Logo on website and on all marketing materials • Logo on onsite signage outside of session room • Access to the delegate list after the conference To participate in sponsorship, please contact Bethe Andreasen, [email protected]. .

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