Registration Open for 2016 Annual Meeting
Consider increasing your organization’s exposure at the SECOORA 2016 Annual Meeting. Become a sponsor and showcase your organization’s services and products, and strengthen ties with existing clients. Contact Abbey, abbey@secooraorgpact.wpengine.com, if you are interested in sponsoring.
Sponsorship Levels:
$2,000 You will have 15 minutes on the program to demonstrate your project or product, exhibit space, and your organization’s logo will be printed on the program and you will receive exhibit space. | $1,000 Your organization’s logo will be printed on the program and you will receive exhibit space. | $500 Your organization will enjoy the benefits of exhibiting at the meeting. |
Consider increasing your organization’s exposure at the SECOORA 2016 Annual Meeting. Become a sponsor and showcase your organization’s services and products, and strengthen ties with existing clients. Contact Abbey, abbey@secooraorgpact.wpengine.com, if you are interested in sponsoring.
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$2,000 You will have 15 minutes on the program to demonstrate your project or product, exhibit space, and your organization’s logo will be printed on the program and you will receive exhibit space. |
$1,000 Your organization’s logo will be printed on the program and you will receive exhibit space. |
$500 Your organization will enjoy the benefits of exhibiting at the meeting. |
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