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FIRST CHAIR AWARDS CONFERENCE & GALA AUGUST 26, 2020 | CHICAGO, IL SPONSOR PROSPECTUS FIRST CHAIR AWARDS PRELIMINARY AGENDA Now in its eleventh year, the annual First Chair awards program recognizes WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020 America’s most innovative and accomplished in-house counsel for their achievements and significant contributions to the legal community. This full- 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. | Registration Opens day conference program, followed by an evening awards gala, has become the 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Welcome must-attend event for in-house counsel and their partners in the private legal 9:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. | General Counsel Roundtable community. 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | Lunch/Keynote Attended by more than 400 attorneys from around the country this event will 1:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. | Breakout Sessions honor in-house counsel, from some of the country’s most recognized companies, that have made significant contributions to the legal community. 2:20 p.m. – 3:20 p.m. | Breakout Sessions 3:20 p.m. - 3:35 p.m. | Networking Break The event includes a full day of CLE programming presented by First Chair faculty 3:35 p.m. - 4:35 p.m. | Breakout Sessions for our in-house counsel community and select sponsors. The full-day event will include a General Counsel Panel followed by a private luncheon. Thereafter, 4:40 p.m. - 5:40 p.m. | Breakout Sessions attendees will be able to choose from a number of Breakout Sessions led by top 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. | First Chair Awards Gala law firm practitioners and members of the in-house community. After the Conference, First Chair will host its 2020 Award Gala. The gala will KEYNOTE SPEAKER feature plenty of food and drink with great networking opportunities. Julian Wheatland former COO & CFO Cambridge Analytica and SCL AUDIENCE STATISTICS Julian Wheatland was formerly Chairman of SCL Group and COO & CFO of the Cambridge Analytica / SCL group of companies. From 2015 to 2018 he oversaw the growth of the group into one of the most influential data analytics companies in the world, 63% employing groundbreaking analytics technology and In House Counsel targeted communications, which have shaped the advertising industry and the current debate around 25% data privacy and personal data. In 2018, following the Outside Counsel media controversy surrounding Cambridge Analytica, Julian stepped into the role of Group CEO in order to 12% close the company down. Legal Business Partners Julian now serves as an advisor to corporate clients on data management issues and speaks publicly on “how to avoid becoming the next Cambridge Analytica.” 1 For sponsorship information contact Gina Amatruda-Fiorillo at (203) 915-3975 or [email protected]. Presented by FIRST CHAIR AWARDS CONFERENCE & GALA AUGUST 26, 2020 | CHICAGO, IL SPONSOR PROSPECTUS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES SPONSORSHIP UPGRADES PRESENTING SPONSORSHIP: $20,000 (3 YEAR LUNCH SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 MINIMUM COMMITMENT) • Opportunity to introduce the keynote speaker • Your firm’s name on an award category on the website and promo- • Lunch Sponsor branding highlighted with signage tional information (i.e. “[FIRM NAME] General Counsel Award”) at Awards Event Conference and Gala • Your firm’s name on the actual award for a particular category • Half page ad in onsite program • Ability to announce the award recipients for your firm’s award category REFRESHMENT BREAK SPONSOR (AM OR PM): • Ability to present on a panel at Awards Event Conference $2,000 EACH • Presenting Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Awards • Break Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Event Conference and Gala Awards Event Conference and Gala • Five (5) tickets for firm representatives to attend the 2020 First Chair • Sponsor can supply branded décor during break Awards Event Conference (custom napkins, cups, etc., with company logo) • Ten (10) tickets for firm representatives to attend the 2020 First Chair Awards Gala • Attendance at the keynote luncheon exclusively for in-house counsel EVENT APP SPONSOR: $2,000 attendees and sponsors • Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Awards Event Conference and Gala • List of attendees in advance of Awards Event • Sponsor highlighted in email sent to attendees to • Half page ad in onsite program promote the app PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP: $15,000 PAPER & PEN SPONSOR: $2,000 • Ability to present on a panel at Awards Event Conference • Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Awards • Platinum Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Awards Event Event Conference and Gala Conference and Gala • Sponsor to provide branded custom notepad and • Three (3) tickets for firm representatives to attend the 2020 First Chair pens to be distributed on-site to all attendees Awards Event Conference and Gala • Attendance at the keynote luncheon exclusively for in-house counsel ONSITE BROCHURE ADVERTISEMENTS*: attendees and sponsors • $2,500 Half page ad • List of attendees in advance of Awards Event • $4,500 Full Page Ad *20% discount for sponsors GOLD SPONSORSHIP: $7,500 • Participating Sponsor branding highlighted with signage at Awards Event Conference and Gala • One (2) tickets for firm representatives to attend the 2020 First Chair Awards Event Conference and Gala SPONSORSHIPS ARE A • Attendance at the keynote luncheon exclusively for in-house counsel GREAT WAY TO GET YOUR attendees and sponsors PRODUCTS AND SERVICES • List of attendees in advance of Awards Event • 20% discount for Nomination Committee Members IN FRONT OF YOUR TARGET MARKET www.firstchairevent.com 2 For sponsorship information contact Gina Amatruda-Fiorillo at (203) 915-3975 or [email protected] Presented by FIRST CHAIR AWARDS CONFERENCE & GALA AUGUST 26, 2020 | CHICAGO, IL 2019 FIRST CHAIR AWARD RECIPIENTS DRINKER BIDDLE TOP GENERAL COUNSEL Lola Lin, Airgas Inc. Libby Stockstill, Vans Cynthia Abbott, Chicago Public Media Nicole Macarchuk, Angel Island Capital Paul Van Den Heuvel, Mercy Health Corporation Courtney Ahuja, Inflection Energy Melanie Margolin, Wabash National Georgia Vlamis, FreightCar America, Inc. Killol Amin, Collabera, Inc. Joshua Markus, Ardagh Group Jeffrey Weinstein, Wellforce Jacquelyne Belcastro, Norsk Hydro Bruce Marshall, AIC Title Service, LLC Victoria Wohlfeil, Meitheal Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Tim Bettenga, The IMAGINE Group, LLC Steven Mashal, American Council on Exercise Steve Worth, OneSpan Todd Bloomquist, Beam Suntory Eric McFadden, CGI Deborah Wright, Prudential Asset Resources Paul Breaux, Carvana Margaret McLean, TTEC David Zapolsky, Amazon Len Brown, PGA TOUR Inc. Michael McMahon, Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, Joseph Zepf, Party City Holdco Inc. LLC John Burcham, EZShield Fraud Protection Pei Zhang, Material Handling Systems, Inc. Blake Meyen, Textron Aviation, Inc. Paul Carango, AE Companies Seth Miller, Cambridge Investment Research Inc. Jodi Caro, ULTA Beauty TOP ASSISTANT COUNSEL Joanne Moffic-Silver, Cedar Street Asset Ragan Cheney, Titan Spine, LLC Kerry Abbott, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co Management Matt Cooper, Capital One Jon Atkins, Pinnacol Assurance Chris Mollet, Edward Elmhurst Health System Pamela Costas, Loyola University Chicago Yael Aufgang, Kaplan Inc. Matt Nolan, Ancra Group Evelyn Crane-Oliver, Robert Half International Heidi Balsley, Tate & Lyle Americas Kenneth Norcross, Stephen Gould Corporation Natasha Cupp, Ladder Life Insurance Emily Barbara, Vail Resorts Janet Norton, Baptist Health System, Inc. Char Dalton, Seko Logistics Claire Battle, ArcelorMittal USA Deirdre O’Callaghan, Center for Internet Security, Kelly Douglas, University of San Diego Inc. Nicole Bearce, Spectrum Brands Laurence Fallon, The Carle Foundation Megha Parekh, Jacksonville Jaguars Kesner Bienvenu, Cushman & Wakefield Brad Ferrell, NetJets Jennifer Peters, LifePoint Healthcare Dionne Blake, Target Sarah Finnegan, New Jersey Urology, LLC Dale Pierson, IUOE Local 150 Javier Blanco, Arrow Electronics, Inc. Ilese Flamm, Donlen Corporation Jane Pine Wood, BioReference Laboratories Jonathan Brand, Transworld Systems, Inc. Anne Frye, Vertellus Justin Powell, Isagenix International Jeffrey Brockmann, U.S. Bank Gary Furst, Do It Best Corp Kristy Pressly, The Breakers Palm Beach Anne Brooksher-Yen, Celanese Corporation Steve Galler, The Habitat Company Rob Rader, Ovation TV Adraea Brown, Harley- Davidson Motor Company Nathan Ganfield, Johnsonville Jill Rappis, Loyola Medicine Alan Bryan, Walmart, Inc. Bradley Gayton, Ford Motor Company Adam Reed, Acrisure Alan Chan, Arrow Electronics, Inc. Riv Goldman, Optimas OE Solutions Robert Rieders, Postmates Keith Chapman, Postmates Inc. Julie Govreau, GreatBanc Trust Company Michelle Roe, Mettler Toledo JoAnn Chávez, DTE Energy Doug Graham, INTREN LLC Lisa Rosa, Western World Insurance Company Carolyn Clay Hall, Ardagh Group Rebecca Greene, Wawanesa General Insurance Ellen Rosenberg, Amicus Therapeutics Kristopher Cleamons, Starbucks Coffee Company Company Alexander Rosenstein, Cardiovascular Systems, Rebecca Collins, Chubb Matthew Griffin, Kaplan Test Prep Inc. Angela Connor, Constellation Chad Hamilton, Sargento Foods Inc. Diego Rotsztain, GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. Tracy Crandall, RPM International, Inc. AJ Hammack, Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Joseph Rubbone, Vita Coco Stuart Crenshaw, TTEC Company Jeffrey Sabatine, Forest City Realty Trust Christine DeMott, BMO Harris Bank Kathryn Hartrick, Robertson Lowstuter Damon Schramm, Bite Squad Alicia Dessner, Prime Therapeutics Jeffrey Hartwig, Dotdash Mark Shaw, Southwest Airlines Folarin Dosunmu, GE Aviation Doug Hass, Lifeway Foods Calvin Siemer,
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