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EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 2016 at a Glance ThinkLA IDEA Awards Gala 2017 Sponsorship Thursday, June 1 6:30 PM– midnight International Ballroom, Beverly Hilton Hotel For the seventh year, ThinkLA celebrates Southern California’s advertising, marketing, and media superstars. The IDEA Awards honor campaigns, agencies, clients, marketers, media partners, and individuals that exemplify the best our region has to offer. 2016 Award Winners Best Branded Content/Storytelling Campaign Best Visual Campaign Partner of the Year Netflix Narcos on VICE | VICE Media Narcos S1 Online Media | AvatarLabs Kargo Best Experiential Campaign ThinkLA Innovator Agency Person of the Year Alice Wonder Mirror | Part IV Volkswagen | Unleash Your Rrrr | Deutsch Jef Eckart | Horizon Media Best Mobile Campaign Campaign of the Year Client of the Year Look At Me When I'm Talking To You | RPA Mayor's Fund LA: Save The Drop LA | Omelet Ernie Kelsey | American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Best Social Campaign Agency of the Year #bethestory | CP+B LA Jef Eckart | Horizon Media Sales Person of the Year Mia Hopkey | Spotify Best Video Campaign Boutique Agency of the Year Jane | 180LA Part IV Linda Schwab Events and Sponsorship Director ThinkLA connects, inspires, and educates the advertising and 310-876-0650 x225 marketing community in the world capital of creativity: Los Angeles [email protected] CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 2016 At A Glance 2016 Attendee Companies 4 A's Deutsch Lionsgate OMNI The Daily Dot 72andSunny Dstillery Liquid Advertising Omnia Media The Institute XYZ AAR Partners E! and Esquire Little Tykes Opera The Weather Company, ABC Eclectic Communications Live Nation Ozy Media, Inc an IBM Business Accuen Electus Digital Maker Studios Palisades Media theAudience AdColony Empower Media Man Ray Media Part IV Thrillist Addroid Eyeview Match Media Group Peel TotallyHer Amazon Media Group Facebook Maxus Global POPSUGAR Toughbilt American Honda Fandom/Wikia Mayor’s Fund for Los Propeller Tremor Video Amobee Fox Angeles PureWow TubeMogul AOL Freeform MBMG Quantcast Tumblr AT&T AdWorks Funny or Die Media Arts Lab RadiumOne Turner Sports AvatarLabs Garage Team Mazda Mediacom Rapport Twitch Ayzenberg Gawker Media Group Medialets Red Bull Media House Twitter Bidtellect Giant Media Mediastorm North America UM Bob Evans Foods, Inc. GlobalWide Media Mediavest Refinery29 Universal Pictures Bustle Google Mercury Media Resignation Media Verve BuzzFeed GumGum Meredith Xcelerated RPA Vevo Cadreon Hawthorne Direct Marketing Rubicon Viant Campbell-Ewald Hook Mindshare Saatchi & Saatchi VICE Media Canvas Horizon Media Mode Media Screenvision Media VRTC Carat Hulu Moxie ShareThis Walton Isaacson Casanova iHeartMedia Nativo Snapchat Whistle Sports Centro Initiative NBC Sony Pictures Woven Clique Media Group Innocean NCC Media SoundCloud xAd Conill Advertising Innovid Nestlé Spotify Xaxis Conversant Media Instagram Netflix Starcom Yahoo CP+B inVentiv Health Netmining STX Entertainment YouAppi CraveOnline JUICE Mobile Ocean Media SurfAir YuMe CW Jun Group OMD Tapad Dailey Kargo OMD Entertainment Tastemade David and Goliath KBB Omelet Team One Defy Media Lexus OMG The Daily Beast CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 ThinkLA Reach We interact with our members and the advertising community through our website, ThinkLA.org, social media outreach and robust email campaigns. With thought-provoking content, industry and member news, and engagement with our audience, our members and sponsors benefit from our networking and outreach. CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 ThinkLA Sponsorship Summary Presenting Sponsor $ 25,000 Supporting Sponsor (5) $ 16,000 Cocktail Party Sponsor $ 16,000 Photo Sponsor $ 16,000 Valet Sponsor $ 16,000 After Party Sponsor (2) $ 13,500 Table Wine Sponsor $ 11,000 Host Sponsor $ 9,000 Atmosphere Sponsor $ 9,000 Judges Sponsor $ 8,000 Winners Circle Sponsor $ 8,000 Coffee Bar Sponsor $ 8,000 Customized sponsorships are available – contact us for details. Linda Schwab Events and Sponsorship Director 310-876-0650 x225 [email protected] CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 Presenting Sponsor $25,000 Includes all supporting benefits plus: • Logo locked with name on all collateral • Category exclusivity • Additional table of 10 in front of ballroom • Opportunity to show :60 video and present two awards onstage • Attendee list via PDF Supporting Sponsors (5) $16,000 3 left Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Larger logo and higher placement • Signage and custom activation opps • Table of 10 in lowest tier of ballroom • Opportunity to show :30 video and present an award onstage • VIP hotel room adjacent to after party Cocktail Party Sponsor $16,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Larger logo and higher placement • Table of 10 in lowest tier of ballroom • Opportunity to brand pre-function areas and bars with promotional items • Specialty drink featured at five bars Valet Sponsor $16,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Larger logo and higher placement • Table of 10 in lowest tier of ballroom • Branded valet vouchers and signage • Opportunity to provide branded giveaways to guests in their cars CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 Photo Booth Sponsor $16,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Larger logo and higher placement • Table of 10 in lowest tier of ballroom • Logo featured at photo booth and on photos at the Gala and After Party • VIP hotel room adjacent to after party After Party Sponsor (2) $13,500 1 left Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Large logo and high placement • Table of 10 in first tier of ballroom • Opportunity to brand after party areas with signage and promotional items • Specialty drink featured at one bar • VIP hotel room adjacent to after party Table Wine Sponsor $11,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Large logo and high placement • Table of 10 in in first tier of ballroom • Branded wine bottles featured at tables • VIP hotel room adjacent to after party Host Sponsor $9,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Large logo and high placement • Table of 10 in first tier of ballroom • Opportunity to participate in host Linda Schwab selection Events and Sponsorship Director • introduce hosts onstage 310-876-0650 x225 [email protected] • Verbal acknowledgment from the hosts CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 Atmosphere Sponsor $9,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Logo and links where applicable • Five Gala tickets in first tier of ballroom • Opportunity to brand table centerpiece Judges Sponsor $8,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Logo and links where applicable • Five Gala tickets in first tier of ballroom, seated with judges • Opportunity to deliver customized gifts to each judge Winner Circle Sponsor $8,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Logo and links where applicable • Five Gala tickets in prominent area • Opportunity to personally deliver customized gifts to award winners Coffee Bar Sponsor $8,000 Includes all sponsor benefits plus: • Logo and links where applicable • Five Gala tickets in prominent area • Opportunity to brand coffee bar located at entrance to After Party Linda Schwab Events and Sponsorship Director 310-876-0650 x225 [email protected] CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 Sponsor Benefits Pre-Event • Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo (linked where available) including: • The event page on the ThinkLA website • The weekly email newsletter sent to over 14,000 ThinkLA members and subscribers • Featured on social media promotion At the event • Right to display signage • Complimentary tickets with preferred seating • Sponsor acknowledgment onstage • Opportunity to provide branded promotional items to attendees Post-Event • Featured on event recap page on ThinkLA website • Email to event attendees featuring sponsors • Acknowledgement on social media posts Ask about a customized sponsorship to promote your brand! CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 CONNECT | EDUCATE | INSPIRE IDEA Awards Gala 2017 .
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