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2020 MATRIX AWARDS CELEBRATING FIFTY YEARS of OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS of WOMEN in COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIES PRESENTED BY HOSTED BY SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR MATRIX 2020 | MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 AT 12:00 NOON New York Women in Communications (NYWICI) celebrates the 50th Anniversary of its Matrix Awards in 2020 Since 1971, the Matrix Awards have been given annually to a group of outstanding women leaders who exemplify excellence, the courage to break boundaries and steadfast commitment to champion the next generation of trailblazers, creatives and communicators. 2020 will be no different. But this year will be different, bigger and better. The 2020 Matrix Awards will be delivered as a virtual event, on Monday, October 12 at 12pm ET. This digital presentation offers many new exciting possibilities, breaking down barriers of time and geography to reach a wider audience and new communities. We’ll be able to expand the audience and influence of the usual in-person gathering several-fold. NYWICI will welcome back past winners and presenters, celebrate our scholarship winners and spotlight our longstanding and newly engaged partners who make this all possible. Over the past 50 years, we’ve celebrated some iconic women like Gloria Steinem, Padma Lakshmi, Norah O’Donnell, Halle Berry, Kirsten Gillibrand, Andrea Mitchell, Joanna Coles, Bonnie Hammer, Sheryl Sandberg and Tina Fey, among many more. This event is NYWICI’s largest fundraiser and we invite you to join us as an event sponsor, demonstrating your support of NYWICI, women in the communications field and the incredible class of 2020 Matrix honorees. Proceeds support the NYWICI Foundation, which offers a robust Scholarship Program helping young women pursue studies in communications fields, plus a full calendar of programs and educational opportunities for our members and the community at large. Please review the sponsorship and advertising opportunities found here. NYWICI’s mission is to empower women at every stage of their careers to reach their full potential. We look forward to welcoming you to this entertaining and very inspiring event. 2020 MATRIX HONOREES Carla Hassan Ann Lewnes Barri Rafferty Carol H. Williams Managing Director, Executive Vice President Head of Corporate President, CEO and Global Chief Brand Officer and Chief Marketing Officer Communications Chief Creative Officer Citi Adobe Wells Fargo Carol H. Williams Advertising Linda Yaccarino Susan Zirinsky 2020 INCITE AWARD Chairman, Advertising and President and Senior Tina Tchen Partnerships Executive Producer CEO, TIME’S UP Now & NBCUniversal CBS News TIMES UP Foundation EMCEE GAYLE KING Co-host CBS This Morning Editor-at-large O, The Oprah Magazine 2020 MATRIX AWARDS CELEBRATING FIFTY YEARS of SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESOUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS of WOMEN in COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIES Game PARTNER BENEFITS Non-Profit* Supporter Influencer Catalyst Changer NEW SPONSORS — 2020 ONLY $2,500 $5,000 $12,500 $25,000 $50,000 Tax Deductible Contribution n/a $5,000 $12,500 $25,000 $50,000 Hosted pre/post-show VIP experience with past or present honorees X X X X Provide up to 30 seconds of congratulatory branded content during Virtual Event X X X X X Dedicated social media recognition X X X X X Dedicated eblast sent to NYWICI mailing list X X X X X Verbal recognition from President or Emcee during Virtual Event X X X X X Banner ad on NYWICI website X X X X X Include congratulatory gift or branded item X X X X X in honoree/VIP gift box Include congratulatory card/message X X X X X in honoree/VIP gift box Logo included in crawling banner ad during X X X X X Virtual Event Listing on Virtual Event slide X X X X X Logo hyperlinked on nywici.org sponsorship page X X X X X Individual Logins for Virtual Event 5 5 25 50 Unlimited 15% discount on any Matrix 2021 Sponsorship* X X X X X Tickets to future Matrix Honoree Event (2021 or soonest available) 2 Ad in Matrix Journal Half Page Half Page Half Page Full Page Spread 1 Year Individual Membership 1 1 1 Corporate Membership (includes ALL employees!) 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