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Unlocking the Potential of Nature's Nanomaterials EXHIBIT & SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS Unlocking the Potential of Nature’s Nanomaterials Put the spotlight on your: PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY EXPERTISE Showcase Your Capabilities! Over 200 technology and business development experts from over 25 countries attending this year’s conference. HONORING OUR PAST, INSPIRING OUR FUTURE. www.tappi.org/15nano EXHIBIT & SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS 2015 TAPPI International Conference on Nanotechnology for Renewable Materials June 22-25, 2015 • Hyatt Regency • Atlanta, GA • www.tappi.org/15nano Showcase Your Capabilities in 2015 Put the spotlight on your company’s services, capabilities, and expertise at the only conference focused on the use and production of renewable and sustainable nanomaterials. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to market your products or technologies to the leaders in the field at this high-impact conference. As a Tabletop exhibitor you will meet and interact with potential customers and industry leaders during the many breaks and receptions at the conference. This is a great opportunity to expand and enhance your marketing base with your expertise. GLOBAL REACH Reach New Markets Countries Represented by Past Delegates (2009-2014) Delegates at this conference are always on the look out for: • Chemical Companies • Australia • Producers of Instruments & Equipment • Austria • Characterization & Test Facilities • Belgium • Nanocoating and Nanomaterials providers • Brazil • Anti-counterfeiting /Security Companies • Canada • Printed Electronics Suppliers • Chile • Microfluidics Providers • China • Filters or Sensor Producers • Colombia • Technology Incubators • Denmark • Research Facilities • Finland • Government Agencies, Universities, and Information Providers • France • Germany Exhibitors and sponsors at the International Conference on Nanotechnology • Hungary for Renewable Materials GET VALUE: • India 1. MORE EXPOSURE: Tabletops are displayed all three days of the conference making an • Israel ideal opportunity for one-on-one marketing interaction with prospects and clients. • Japan • Korea 2. BUYING POWER: Nanotechnology Conference delegates have direct influence and/or • Malaysia buying authority. • Mexico 3. LOCATION: The 2015 Conference will take place in Atlanta, Georgia; an ideal location for • Netherlands your prospects in North America, South America, and Europe. • New Zealand 4. INCREASED VISIBILITY: Maximize your exposure with additional advertising and • Norway sponsorship opportunities. • Poland 5. INDUSTRY RESPECT: The Conference’s program is peer-reviewed and peer-organized and • Portugal delegates are attracted to this event showcasing cutting-edge technology. • Russia • Serbia • Slovakia Access Key Decision Makers • Slovenia • South Africa • South Korea • Spain • Sweden • Switzerland PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST Development Engineer • Taiwan Materials Research Engineer • Thailand VICE PRESIDENT CEO NATIONAL PROGRAM LEADER ResearchDirector Scientist • Turkey Officer Council Research United Kingdom PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Associate Professor Scientist • EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR • United States R&D Manager PRESIDENT PROGRAM BusinessRESEARCH OFFICER Development Manager Managing Director MANAGER PROJECT MANAGER SENIOR RESEARCHER EXHIBIT & SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS 2015 TAPPI International Conference on Nanotechnology for Renewable Materials PLUS over 200 universities, June 22-25, 2015 • Hyatt Regency • Atlanta, GA • www.tappi.org/15nano research institutes,government Past Attending Companies agencies and other research- based organizations! Join the growing list of over 100 participating companies attending the conference. ABB Fibria Celulose SA Oji Paper Co., Ltd. Advanced Diamond Technologies Inc. First Quality Tissues OMYA AkzoNobel Pulp and Performance FSCN OY Metsa Botnia AB Chemicals GAW Technologies GmbH Pall Corporation American Process Inc. Georgia-Pacific Corporation Papeteries Du Leman Anasys Instruments Corp. GL&V Papirnica Vevce D.o.o. Apis Flora and Unesp-Brazil Golder Associates Ltd PepsiCo APC Composite AB Goodyear S.A. Poyry Consulting Appvion GR Nano Materials Procter & Gamble Company Arauco Hansol Paper REDCO N.V. ATI Composites Canada Inc Hollingsworth & Vose Company Royal Cosun Avery Dennison Holmen AB Rusnano USA BASF Houghton Cascade S.A. Industrias Celulosa Aragoneas Beijing Century Xin Nong IBM Materials Engineering Sage Environmental Consulting Technology Dev Co Ltd Iggesund Paperboard Saimia Beijing Si Ren Xing Commerce and IMERYS Sappi Fine Paper Trade Co. Ltd. International Paper SCA Betulium Intertox Schweitzer Mauduit Intl BillerudKorsnas AB IPN Scion Biolin Scientific AB J. Rettenmaier & Sohne Seiko PMC Corporation BioVision Technology James Cropper PLC Selig Sealing Products, Inc. Blue Good Biorefineries JRS Semiconductor Research Corporation BNCC Jyvaskyla Innovation Ltd. SENTINEL Bioactive Paper Network Boise Cascade Corporation Kai Feng Hua Mao Agricultural Shell BondX Technologies Ltd. Development Co., Ltd. SIG Combibloc Systems GmbH Borregaard Industries Ltd Kanematsu Corporation Smart Papers LLC Bruker Nano Surfaces Division Kao Corporation Smurfit Kappa Group Buckman KapStone Charleston Kraft LLC Solanja AB Cabot Kemira Solenis Cargill Inc. Kimberly-Clark Corp Southworth Co. Cascades Inc. Klabin SA Specialty Minerals Inc. Casco Inc. Knowlton Technologies LLC Stora Enso Catalyst Paper KoanTeknico Styron CelluForce Inc. Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH Suzano Pulp and Paper CelluTech AB Kruger Inc. Swerea SICOMP AB Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion Lenzing AG Swetree Technologies AB Chuetsu Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd. LG Electronics Inc. Tetra Pak CIBC World Markets Inc. Mainline Information Systems Inc. Toppan Printing Co. Ltd. CIPO MeadWestvaco Corporation Torraspapel-LECTA CMPC Celulosa S A Melhoramentos Florestal TTS Inc. Copamex Melodea Ltd. Twin Rivers Paper Company Inc. CP Kelco Metsa Fibre UPM-Kymmene Daio Paper Corp. Micralyne Verso Paper Daio Seishi KK Miller Thomson VRM Management Solutions Dart Container Mirka Weyerhaeuser Company De La Rue MKS-Tekniikka Oy Wilmer Cutler Pickeriing Hale and DIC Corporation Mondi Business Paper SCP A.S. Dorr LLP Domsjo Fabriker AB/DomInnova Moorim P&P Co. Ltd. Woodbridge Foam Corporation Domtar Industries Inc. Nalco Company Xerox DuPont NewPage Corporation Evergreen Packaging Inc. Nippon Paper Industries Co Ltd FiberMarkEspera Specialty Solutions Nopco Paper Technolgy AS FEI NORAM Engineering Fibrek Novozymes A/S EXHIBIT & SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS 2015 TAPPI International Conference on Nanotechnology for Renewable Materials June 22-25, 2015 • Hyatt Regency • Atlanta, GA • www.tappi.org/15nano Showcase Your Capabilities and Products! Exhibit Hours Conference delegates visit tabletop displays during all breaks and receptions. Reach key technical experts and decision makers in a one-on-one setting. Compliment your technical Monday, June 22 presentation by having additional technical information and products on display. Welcome Reception 5:00 - 5:30pm Tabletop Display—$1,500 (limit 1 per sponsor) Tabletops are displayed all three days of the conference. Tuesday, June 23 • Tabletop space with 6 foot table (72” x 30”) Coffee Break 10:00am – 10:30am • One complimentary full-conference registration Lunch • 50 word description and logo in conference guide 12:00pm – 1:30pm • Signage recognition at tabletop events Coffee Break 3:00pm – 3:30pm Poster Reception High Visibility Sponsorships 5:00pm – 6:30pm Increase your brand awareness in this emerging market. Show your commitment to renewable materials and nanotechnology by sponsoring key conference events and services. Wednesday, June 24 Coffee Break GOLD LEVEL • $7,500 (Limit 3) 10:00am – 10:30am • One tabletop space • Two complimentary conference registrations Lunch 12:00pm – 1:30pm • 30-minute spotlight presentation at lunch (Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday) with chair drop • Signage recognition at opening session and onsite signage Coffee Break 3:00pm – 3:30pm • Conference program guide recognition • One page ad in program guide (B&W) • Pre-registration attendee list (1 week prior) and post conference attendee list Thursday, June 25 • Logo on conference bag Coffee Break 10:00am – 10:30am • Logo and link on pre-conference promotional materials and event website • Sponsorship level designation on conference website Coffee Break 3:00pm – 3:30pm • 50 word description and logo in conference guide SILVER LEVEL • $5,000 (Limit 5) • One tabletop space Support • One complimentary conference registration Student • Signage recognition at opening session and onsite signage • Conference program guide recognition Engagement • Pre-registration attendee list (1 week prior) and post-conference attendee list • Logo on conference bag STUDENT PARTNER PROGRAM • Logo and link on pre-conference promotional materials and event website $1,000 (Limit 5) • Conference bag insert of company promotional material (one item, exhibitor supplied) Help students attend this year’s • Sponsorship level designation on conference website conference! Your sponsorship • 50 word description and logo in conference guide will cover part of one TAPPI Student member’s travel expenses, BRONZE LEVEL • $2,500 (Limit 10) • One complimentary conference registration registration and accommodations. • Signage recognition at opening session and onsite signage You will receive: • Conference program guide recognition • Signage recognition at event • Conference bag insert of company promotional material (one item, exhibitor supplied) • Listing in program guide • Sponsorship level designation on conference website • Special
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