For only $20, you can satisfy a UH communications student’s need for food and knowledge by paying his or her way to one of our monthly luncheon programs. For just a few bucks more, you could spring for a student to attend one of our workshops. It’s a great way to support a student’s journey to a degree in communications and bring recognition to your company at the same time.
That’s just one of the many and inexpensive ways to become an IABC/Houston sponsor.
Other opportunities include sponsoring monthly luncheons, networking happy hours, ESIG luncheons, YP events, Bronze Quill awards gala and special for this year is your chance to sponsor the Southern Region Conference to be hosted by Houston in the fall of 2009.
For more information on these opportunities to promote your company, contact our Sponsorship Director Tracy Torma at tracy@torma.com.
Task force follow-up–thanks to all of you who responded to my call to form a social media task force to meet Mayor White’s challenge to our chapter. [We Accept Your Challenge, Mr. Mayor 7/27/08] It was great to see so many of you as exicted about this opportunity as I am. Stay tuned to this blog for developments.
August 6, 2008 at 3:31 am |
I will be happy to sponsor 3 students per year to attend chapter meetings, and challenge other entrepreneur members of IABC/Houston to do the same. We have students eager to connect so let’s help them out.
August 6, 2008 at 8:45 am |
My company will sponsor 5 students per semester. It is our obligation to mentor the young. They are our future!