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Corenet Global, UK Chapter CoreNet Global UK’s New Package for Principal Sponsors 10 great benefits to give our Sponsors with High Visibility at Chapter Events Why CoreNet? Right now, it’s the place to be and, as a result, CoreNet UK’s membership is growing - currently over 550 with 37% of members being occupiers of corporate real estate. Chapter events attract an average of 60 members and the annual Summer Party attracts 700+. CoreNet supports its members to adapt and succeed in this changing economy. It helps them to keep abreast of development trends within the industry and up to date on new trends. Chapter events are: Working, Networking, Serious, Social, Topical, Newsworthy, Relevant. See website for details of recent events www.corenetglobal.org.uk Key Benefits Your brand on the front page of CoreNet UK Chapter website identified as an annual principal sponsor Your logo on all e-bulletins circulated to UK members and selected non members Opportunity to publish a news item on the UK Chapter website Branding at Chapter events o Your logo included on invitations o Your logo displayed on-site o Opportunity to display company literature o Your logo on the delegate list Advance booking and 20% discount for tables at the Summer Party – always a sell out, this option will give you a prime position table Opportunity to place a full page advert in Awards Programme Complementary place for a non member at 5 UK Chapter events during the year (excluding Summer Party and Awards presentation) Cost 1 Year Package £5,500 per year plus VAT Please contact Robin Harris [email protected] to register your interest. 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