Sponsorship

Sponsorship

Sponsorship

Sponsorship Opportunities

(Amounts in US dollars)

Bronze

$500 to $2,499

Sponsor name is included in newsletter, on INWES web site, and in Annual report and,
Will receive all general INWES mailings, e-mail bulletins, triennial conference announcements, and information sharing.

Silver

$2,500 to $4,999

Same as Bronze, and
Logo and name on web site, newsletter, plus a quarter page profile or individual representing the corporation in newsletter or website.
Option to receive membership at corporate level.

Gold

$5,000 to $9,999

Same as Silver except a half-page profile or individual representing the corporation in newsletter or website,
Profile at ICWES conferences,
Corporation name and logo will be listed on the conference web site and will appear in different media during the conference (such as program and proceedings, banner or board in the conference area),
Corporation will receive complimentary invitations for INWES events (such as banquets at ICWES conferences), and
Option to receive membership at corporate level.

Platinum

$10,000 or higher

Same as Gold except Full-Page half-page profile or individual representing the corporation in newsletter or website,
Profile at ICWES conferences,
Corporation name and logo will be listed on the conference web site and will appear in different media during the conference (such as the banquet menu, program and proceedings, banner or board in the conference area),
Conference exhibition fee for a booth will be waived,
Corporation will receive complimentary invitations for INWES events (such as banquets at ICWES conferences),
Corporation will be mentioned in all promotional press releases, media information and other opportunities, and
Option to receive membership at corporate level.

Priorities:

Develop the web portal, a "front-end" to the wealth of authoritative sites on the web, global in scope and in three languages (English, French and Spanish) with some pages in additional languages,
Develop a special youth outreach activity at ICWES13,
Develop a manual on how to start-up an association of (for) women in STEM in a region or in a country,
Add professional / student development program at conferences,
Develop ICWES conferences electronic archives,
Organise regional workshops in various regions.

Projects:

Launch a best essay competition in each of INWES' 11 regions for high school girls on why they want to be a scientist or an engineer,
Establish a scholarship program for students presenting papers at INWES Conferences,
Establish a 'sister association program' where associations create links by mutual choice to work on collaborative programs,
Develop outreach activities (mentoring manual, internship project, career choice workshop, high-school contest/maths contest…