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2018 NSBA Annual Meeting 2018 NSBA Annual Meeting Sponsorship Opportunities and Exhibitor Information October 17-19, 2018 Embassy Suites Omaha - La Vista Hotel & Conference Center 2018 NSBA Annual Meeting The Nebraska State Bar Association is holding its Annual Meeting on October 17-19, 2018. The convention will be held at the Embassy Suites Omaha-La Vista Hotel and Convention Center. The convention features continuing le- gal education, opportunities to study and grow professionally in an informal setting, social gatherings, prominent speakers, and entertainment. Traditionally, the Annual Meeting has drawn over 1,700 attendees and this number is expected again this year to celebrate the NSBA’s 118th year. Attendees expected to attend include nationally- known speakers, bar-related group leaders, NSBA past presidents, former and present NSBA leadership, local bar delegations from across the state, member attorneys and allied legal professionals. The Nebraska Legal Community will be there . • GREAT EXPOSURE FOR YOUR CORPORATE IMAGE • VALUABLE RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT • EXCEPTIONAL ACCESS TO THE LEGAL COMMUNITY • EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP BUSINESS CONNECTIONS Sponsorship of any event at this convention will benefit your company’s image and presence in the legal commu- nity. We invite you to participate in this unique event. Call us to work out details for the best exposure possible for your company. General Session Sponsor - $3,500 Wireless Internet Sponsor - $2,000 President’s Reception & OctoBARfest Sponsor Coffee Break Sponsor (Limited to 3 sponsors) - $2,000 (Limited to 3 sponsors) - $3,500 Snack Break Sponsor (Limited to 3 sponsors) - $2,000 Hotel Key Cards - $3,000 Public Service Project (Limited to 3 sponsors) - $1,000 Technology Lunch Sponsor - $2,500 Exhibitor - $650 $3,500 General Session The General Session will be held the afternoon of Thursday, October 18th. This year’s speaker is Shon Hopwood. The General Session is one of the major events of the convention and is very well attended. As sponsor, your company would be guaranteed high visibility. The print advertising value exceeds $1,300. BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the NSBA’s electronic newsletter • 1/2 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to approximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) • 1/2 page ad in the onsite program • Exhibitor booth at the meeting • (2) 1/2 page ads in The Nebraska Lawyer • (2) company representatives may attend all educational seminars • Table for 10 people at Friday’s Legacy Luncheon • Podium recognition at the General Session and Legacy Lunch SHON HOPWOOD is an Associate Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center. Shon’s unusual legal journey began not at law school, but federal prison, where he learned to write briefs for other prisoners while serving a 12-year sentence for robbing banks. Two petitions for certiorari he prepared were later granted review by the United States Supreme Court, and he won cases for other prisoners in federal courts across the country. Shon’s story has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, The New Yorker, NPR, and on 60 Minutes. Shon received a J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law as a Gates Public Service Law Scholar. He clerked for Judge Janice Rogers Brown at the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He then served as a Teaching Fellow at the Georgetown University Law Center’s Appellate Litigation Program, where he litigated criminal, immigration, civil rights, and federal statutory cases in federal courts of appeals. In 2016 and 2017, he won cases in the D.C., Fourth, and Eighth Circuits on behalf of in- digent litigants. Shon co-wrote a memoir entitled Law Man: Memoir of a Jailhouse Lawyer, and his scholarship on courts and the crimi- nal justice system has been published in the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties, Fordham, Washington, and American Criminal Law Review as well as Georgetown Law Journal’s Annual Review of Criminal Procedure. He serves on the Board of Directors for Families Against Mandatory Minimums and is the co-founder of Prison Professors L.L.C., a company dedicated to teaching prisoners how to transform their lives from the inside. He frequently speaks about the vital need for criminal justice reform. $3,500 OctoBARfest (Limited to 3 sponsors total) $2,500 On Thursday, October 18th from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Technology Lunch all members of the Nebraska legal community are in- Engage and interact with conference attendees to learn vited to celebrate the profession and enjoy the com- what innovators in technology are thinking about and pany of friends and colleagues. Attendees will have the doing. Join Catherine Sanders Reach, Director of Law opportunity to play trivia games, win prizes, eat din- Practice Management and Technology for the Chicago ner and enjoy the camaraderie of their fellow lawyers. Bar Association, and others at this Thursday luncheon. This is a major event of the convention and we look forward to great attendance each year. As sponsor, BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY your company would be guaranteed high visibility. The print advertising value exceeds $1,300. • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY NSBA’s electronic newsletter • 1/4 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to ap- • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite proximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the • Exhibitor booth at the meeting NSBA’s electronic newsletter • First Option for 2019 meeting • 1/2 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to ap- • Table for 10 people at Friday’s Legacy Luncheon proximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) • Podium recognition at the General Session and • 1/2 page ad in the onsite program Legacy Lunch • Exhibitor booth at the meeting • (2) 1/2 page ads in The Nebraska Lawyer Catherine Sanders Reach is • (2) company representatives may attend all educa- Director, Law Practice Man- tional seminars agement and Technology for • Table for 10 people at Friday’s Legacy Luncheon the Chicago Bar Association. • Podium recognition at the General Session and She was the Director at the Legacy Lunch American Bar Association’s Legal Technology Resource Center, providing practice $3,000 technology assistance to lawyers for over ten years. Hotel Key Cards Prior to her work at the CBA Advertise your company name on the key cards of and ABA she worked in library and information sci- every attendee staying at the hotel. This opportunity ence environments for a number of years, working at provides invaluable company name recognition and Ross and Hardies as a librarian. She received a master’s over $1,300 in advertising publicity. degree in Library and Information Studies from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa in 1997. BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY Ms. Reach’s professional activities include articles pub- • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite lished in Law Practice magazine, Law Technology News program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the and GPSolo Magazine. She has given presentations on NSBA’s electronic newsletter the use of technology in law firms for national bar con- • 1/2 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to ap- ferences, state and local bar associations and organiza- proximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) tions such as the National Association of Bar Council • 1/2 page ad in the onsite program and the Association of American Law Schools. In 2011 • Exhibitor booth at the meeting she was selected to be one of the inaugural Fastcase • 1/2 page ads in The Nebraska Lawyer 50, celebrating 50 innovators, techies, visionaries, and • (2) company representatives may attend all educa- leaders in the field of law and in 2013 became a Fellow tional seminars of the College of Law Practice Management. • Table for 10 people at Friday’s Legacy Luncheon • Podium recognition at the General Session and Legacy Lunch $2,000 $2,000/day Wireless Internet Snack Break Wireless service provides attendees access to the In- (Limited to 3 sponsors total) ternet and e-mail, throughout the main areas of the (You may choose Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or sponsor all 3 days for $5,000) Convention Center, via their wifi-enabled devices. The snack breaks are set up in high traffic areas near A banner ad (640x480) noting that “Wireless inter- the education classrooms and the registration and ex- net service provided by (your logo)”, with a link to hibitor area. Your sponsorship of the snack breaks of- your website will be provided to our wireless internet fers invaluable exposure for your company. sponsor(s). BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY BENEFITS TO YOUR COMPANY • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite • Signage at snack station. Napkins with company program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the name and logo (provided by your company) NSBA’s electronic newsletter • Helium Balloons with company name and logo at • 1/4 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to ap- every station (provided by your company) proximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) • Sponsor listing in the registration brochure, onsite • Exhibitor booth at the meeting program, The Nebraska Lawyer, and e-counsel, the • First Option for 2019 meeting NSBA’s electronic newsletter • Table for 10 people at Friday’s Legacy Luncheon • 1/4 page ad in the registration brochure (sent to ap- • Podium recognition at the General Session and proximately 6,500 attorneys in early August) Legacy Lunch • Exhibitor booth at the meeting • Podium recognition at the General Session and Legacy Lunch $ /day 2,000 $ Coffee Break 1,000 (Limited to 3 sponsors total) Public Service Project (You may choose Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or (Limited to 3 sponsors total) sponsor all 3 days for $5,000) Our Public Service Project was such a success last year, The coffee breaks are set up in high-traffic areas near we are doing it again! You will have the opportunity the education classrooms and the registration and ex- to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with other lawyers and hibitor area.
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