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Exhibit, Sponsor & Marketing Opportunties

Exhibitors To Date

Booth

Company

110 ACS Government Solutions
203 Burger Carroll and Associates, Inc.
206 CDP, Inc.
104 Chaddsford Planning Associates
209 DataCard Group
106 Fidelity National Information Service (FIS) 
210 Fiserv
102 J.P. Morgan 
112 MasterCard
208 MAXIMUS
201 The Novo Dia Group
205 Verifone

Sponsorships
Charter Sponsor
Cost:  $7,500
§         10’x10’ booth
§         Four (4) general passes to all conference sessions
§         Full page ad in official conference book
§         Logo placement in all promotion materials
§         Press release announcing sponsorship
§         Additional conference passes at lowest rate
§         Featured co-sponsorship of Monday evening event
§         Featured sponsor of on hospitality event

General Sponsor
Cost:  $5,000
§         10’x10’ booth
§         Two (2) general passes to all conference session
§         1/4-page ad in official conference book
§         Logo placement in all promotional materials
§         Press release announcing sponsorship
§         Additional conference passes at lowest rate


Exhibit Only Options

Single Booth

Cost:
- EFTA & ATMIA Members $1,800
- Non-members $3,500
Booth Includes: 
 • 10x10 ft. booth
 • ID sign with company name
 • Wastebasket (all other booth needs including furniture, electricity, etc. are your responsibility)
 • 1 general pass to all conference sessions
 • Additional conference passes at lowest rate

Double Booth
Cost:
- EFTA & ATMIA Members $2,800
- Non-members $6,800
 • 20x10 ft. booth
 • ID sign with company name
 • Wastebasket (all other booth needs including furniture, electricity, etc. are your responsibility)
 • 2 general passes to all conference sessions
 • Additional conference passes at lowest rate


Individual Sponsor Items
Your logo would be included on the following item distributed to all delegates at the event.
    
Bag = $2,000 SOLD                Note Pad = $1,000 SOLD
    
Keycard = $1,20                    Pen = $1,200 SOLD
    
Lanyard = $1,200 SOLD          Pocket Schedule = $1,000 SOLD


Marketing Materials Disbursement

Cost:  $700
Put your Company Marketing Materials in Conference bag/packet to be given to all attendees (pieces to be supplied by company). Materials are due by November 6th to hotel to guarantee that they will get into all attendee packets.
 


Advertising
Provide the attendees more information about your company – advertise in the event program!  Please note:  All ads must come camera ready (see below).  If they need to be created or adjusted in any way, a fee will be charged to the advertising company.

Sizes available:
1. Full Page – Full Color (8.5”x11”)
 - Cost without booth: $550
 - Cost with booth: $400

2. Half Page – Full Color (8.5”x5.5”)
 - Cost without booth: $400
 - Cost with booth: $300


Ad specifications (Mac format):
- Publication Size: Full Page-8.5" wide x 11" high, Half Page-8.5" wide x 5.5" high
- Bleed add, please 1/8" to above dimensions
- Non bleed full page ad size 7.5" wide x 10" high
- Non-bleed half page ad size 7.5" wide x 4.75" high
- All Ads are full color
- Ad document must be created in Quark XPress 6.5 or older version, create ad at actual size (we will not enlarge or shrink the artwork)
- Photos must be Adobe Photoshop 8.0 or older, TIFF or EPS format, Bitmap is acceptable for black-only Photoshop artwork
- Illustrations/artwork Adobe Illustrator 11.0.0 or older, make sure any type is converted to outlines
- Ad can be sent on Zip disks or CDs (disks can be returned if needed). Emailed to Bob Kobernusz bkobernusz@sio.midco.net or mailed to In2Design, 5205 S Galway Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57016
- Include all fonts, photos, and artwork used to create ad and also include a color or B/W laser or inkjet printout


 

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