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“Why Girls?”
November 5, 2009
Premier Sponsor
$3000+ - Organization is introduced from the stage. An organization representative may present on one of the conference breakout panels. Sponsorship is acknowledged via prominent display of organizational banner and organization logo on all conference materials, including conference website, produced after sponsorship begins. Sponsor receives a full table in conference expo space, two attendee entrances for the conference, and the opportunity to insert organizational materials into the conference packet.
Supporting Sponsor
$1500+ - Organization is introduced from the stage. Sponsorship is acknowledged via organization logo on all conference materials, including conference website, produced after sponsorship begins. Sponsor receives a half table in conference expo space, one attendee entrance for the conference, and the opportunity to insert organizational materials into conference packet.
Session Sponsor
$500+ - Sponsorship is acknowledged via organization logo on session signs and materials, including conference website. Sponsor receives a half table in conference expo space and the option to insert organizational materials into conference packet.
Individual Sponsor
$50+ - Individual sponsors are acknowledged in the event program. Sponsor receives one attendee entrance at the conference.
About the Colorado Coalition for Girls:
The Colorado Coalition for Girls is a collaboration of organizations and individuals that unite in order to create, strengthen, and expand opportunities for all girls in Colorado. We know that girls have unique needs and we are committed to providing pathways for our members to address those needs through professional development, networking and collaboration, information sharing, gender specific research, and advocacy.
About the Conference:
Why Girls? Because girls are unique and working with girls is different then working with boys. The Third Annual Colorado Conference on Girls aims to bring together people who work with and on behalf of girls across Colorado to network, increase collaboration, build capacity, and educate around issues dealing with and concerning girls. This conference will help direct service providers, advocates, policy makers, and community members learn and dialogue about emerging issues and solutions to systemic problems.
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