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Become a Promising Practices 2012 Conference Sponsor or Exhibitor! Promising Practices to Eliminate Tobacco Related Disparities: The Power of Communities is a unique event - the only national conference highlighting promising strategies in tobacco and chronic disease control specific to low socioeconomic status (SES) communities. For the third time, conference participants will gather from the United States, U.S. territories, Canada and elsewhere to exchange and disseminate the latest information and practices in the delivery of tobacco and prevention and cessation and chronic disease prevention and management at the community and systems level.We invite to you to become a conference sponsor and/or exhibitor. Sponsorship and/or exhibiting will give you the opportunity to highlight your brand, your services and your resources with over 300 health disparities leaders, public health advocates, tobacco control experts, representatives from organizations serving low socioeconomic status (SES) populations, and researchers. Generate new partnerships and/or business opportunities. Enhance your visibility among dedicated health professionals. Increase your knowledge on addressing tobacco-related health disparities. Make a contribution toward lessening the disproportionate burden of tobacco use on low SES populations. As an exhibitor and/or sponsor, your logo will be featured on our Promising Practices 2012 website and in our conference e-blasts, which reach over 2,500 people. The complete range of sponsorship/exhibitor opportunities can be found on the Sponsorship/Exhibitor Opportunities form. Once you've decided on the level that's appropriate for your organization, please fill out our Application for Sponsorship and/or Exhibit Space and review the Exhibitor Rules. The floor plan for exhibits can be found here. If you'd like to suggest other ideas for sponsorship, please contact Marie Coleman to discuss creating a customized sponsorship package. |
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