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AISES2015 National Conference November 19 - 21, 2015 • Phoenix, Arizona
2015E X H I B I T O R P R O S P E C T U S
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2 35National Conference is a one-of-a-kind, three-day event convening the AISES family – pre-college, college and graduate students, educators, professionals and partners. Here are five reasons why you cannot afford to miss this gathering.
The mission of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), is to substantially increase the representation of American Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. We accomplish this goal with the generous support of our sponsors.
Your investment in this conference and AISES year-round programming makes it possible for AISES to continually enhance and expand our impact through development opportunities, convening the largest STEM career and education fair in Indian Country, delivering relevant and inspiring keynote speakers and providing both formal and informal networking and mentoring opportunities to our attendees.
We will provide regular updates regarding the National Conference to the AISES website at: www.aises.org.
This will be the 38th annual AISES National Conference. The AISES National Conference has become the premier event for Native American STEM professionals and students, attracting attendees from across the country. Don’t miss the chance to get your organization’s name in front of an anticipated 1,800 attendees and take advantage of a host of outstanding sponsor benefits.
W E L C O M E
Top Native STEM Talent
AISES hosts the largest Career/Opportunity Fair in Indian Country. The Fair attracts STEM students from more than 150 college chapters and affiliated schools and professionals from over 150 corporations and government agencies. This mix encourages mentoring and sharing that is unparalleled at other events.
Indigenous Culture
AISES incorporates the Native cultures throughout the conference. Offering blessings, insights and wisdom throughout the event, our Council of Elders helps remind us where we came from and of our responsibility to the generations to follow.
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We showcase STEM research in a terrific venue, allowing for easy identification of research perspectives that can be useful to your company’s or agency’s innovation.
Exhibitors Are Participants Too!
Recruit on the Career Fair Floor and benefit from the high-caliber networking, professional development resources and cultural activities.
Great Value
Take a look at other conference registration fees, and you’ll find that AISES National Conference is a great value and a truly unique experience unlike any other conference you’ve been to!
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Wednesday, November 18th f Preferred arrival date to obtain the
most benefit from the full three days of conference activities.
Thursday, November 19th f University Campus Tours
f Facility Tours
f Student Meetings
f Research Presentations (Undergraduate, Graduate)
f Pre-Conference Sessions and Events
f Government Relations Council (GRC) Meeting
f Corporate Advisory Council (CAC) Meeting
f Professional Chapters Council (PCC) Meeting
f General Members Meeting
f Exhibitor Orientation
f Student Orientation
f Rainbow Gathering
f Networking Suites
f OPENING CEREMONY
Friday, November 20th f Wellness Activity
f Sound Bites (Mini Sessions)
f Career Fair
f Regional Student Caucuses
f Poster Research Presentations (Pre-College, Undergraduate and Graduate levels)
f Talking Circles
f Professional Members Dinner
f Social Event
Saturday, November 21st f Wellness Activity
f Sequoyah Breakfast
f National Student, Pre-College and Educator Caucuses
f Concurrent Educational Sessions
f Targeted Plenary Session
f Veterans Caucus
f Closing Circle
f Professional/Student Awards Program and Closing Banquet
f Traditional Pow Wow
Sunday, November 22nd f AISES Phoenix Chapter Annual Golf
Tournament
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Agenda is tentative and subject to change
AISES is proud to have a Code of Conduct prohibiting the use of alcohol and other drugs by attendees and exhibitors during our National Conference. We request that all participants, including sponsors and exhibitors, observe this standard throughout the conference.
STUDENT ATTENDEE INFO
Undergraduates – 85%
Masters – 9%
Doctorate – 6%
Freshman – 15%
Sophomore - 26%
Junior – 17%
Senior – 26%
Other – 16%
Undergraduate Breakdown
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For those who are interested in solely exhibiting without conference sponsorship options, please consult the table below. Exhibit space is assigned upon receipt of a signed booth contract, and floor assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis. We do take booth location preferences into consideration, but we make no guarantee regarding placement. Reserve your space today and take advantage of the lower rates!
Booth SizeNon-Profit
(single)*Single Double Quad
Dimensions 10 x 10 10 x 10 10 x 20 20 x 20
Registration Price (through October 20, 2015) $800 $1,900 $3,350 $5,500
Late Registration Price (after October 20, 2015) $875 $2,000 $4,000 $6,250
Full Conference Registrations 1 2 4 6
Booth Personnel Passes 1 2 3 4
6 ft. Draped Table 1 1 2 4
Matrix Chair 2 2 4 8
Wastebasket 1 1 2 4
8 ft. High Back Drape and 3 ft. High Side Drape Included Included Included Included
7”x 44” Exhibitor ID Sign with Exhibitor Name and Booth Number Included Included Included Included
Additional Booth Passes $50 each $50 each $50 each $50 each
Discount on advertising in the AISES Winds of Change media – print/digital (sold separately)
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Chairs, signage, wastebasket, website and conference program recognition included in all exhibitor packages.
Please read the service kit for more details, including drayage charges that will be incurred when items are shipped to the convention center.
*Nonprofit rate is available only to universities, tribal colleges, colleges, 501(c)3 or 501(c)6 organizations and tribally-owned enterprises. This rate is not offered to government agencies.
** Dates subject to change. Your exhibitor kit will be available online in June. You will be notified when it’s available, along with your booth assignment. If you require a copy of the kit to be mailed to you, please contact the show decorator, Convention Services of the Southwest at 505-243-9889. For more information regarding the résumé database, contact [email protected].
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Options for Turquoise Sponsors:Turquoise Sponsors may instead select a 20 x 20 booth, as well as one of the options below to highlight your company or organization. Subject to availability. Priority given based on commitment date.
X Lanyard for Badge Holder Emblazon your company’s logo on the lanyard every conference attendee will wear. Limited to one sponsor.
X Inclusion of Logo on National Conference Bag Emblazon your company’s logo on bags every conference attendee receives. Can include up to two sponsor logos.
2015 Winds of Change Discounted AdvertisingTurquoise$50,000
Coral$30,000
Lapis$20,000
Onyx$10,000
Brand Visibility: Winds of Change Discounted Advertising
With your gemstone sponsorship, you have an option to receive discounted advertising in AISES’ Winds of Change magazine.
f Winds of Change is published 7 times a year (5 print/2 digital)
f Reach 6,000 AISES members and supporters in print and more than 12,000 in digital media
f May be invoiced separately through our Publisher
f May be leveraged for a larger purchase
f Packages are customizable
f 1/2 page ad in Winds of Change magazine
f 1/2 Page ad in Winds of Change Fall Digital Guide – Professional Development
f Flash enhance- ment to print ad (ad jolt) in the digital edition
f 1/2 page ad in Winds of Change magazine
f 1 skyscraper banner in AISES monthly member newsletter or eOppor-tunities newsletter
f Flash enhancement to print ad (ad jolt) in the digital edition
f 1/3 page ad in Winds of Change magazine
f 1 skyscraper banner in AISES monthly member newsletter or eOppor-tunities newsletter
f 1/4 page ad in Winds of Change magazine
f 1 skyscraper banner in AISES monthly member newsletter or eOppor-tunities newsletter
Total Value $4,460 $3,460 $2,395 $1,970
Exclusive Cost to Gemstone Sponsor (Special pricing included in sponsorship package price – not available separately.)
$4,000 $3,000 $2,000 $1,600
National Conference Gemstone Sponsorship Opportunities Maximize Your Presence at the 2015 National Conference with a Gemstone Sponsorship! Gemstone Sponsorship provides the broadest visibility to your organization, while also supporting AISES’ mission to convene its membership. The AISES National Conference is the largest gathering of Native STEM students and professionals and includes the largest career fair in Indian Country.
2015 National Conference Gemstone Sponsorship PackagesTurquoise$50,000
Coral$30,000
Lapis$20,000
Onyx$10,000
Brand Visibility
Advertisement in the National Conference Program tElectronic signage throughout the Convention Center tRecognition as a Gemstone Sponsor in all printed materials t t t tLogo presence outside the main ballroom where the Opening Ceremony and Closing Banquet are held t t
Your logo displayed throughout the conference t t t tRecognition on the AISES website with link to organization website t t t t
Pre-conference e-mail communication to all registered attendees t t t tInsert in the conference bag t t t tRecognition in the National Conference edition of the Winds of Change magazine as a Gemstone Sponsor (advertising is separate) t t t t
Option for discounted Winds of Change advertising (see pricing below) t t t t
Career Fair Presence
Career Fair booth(s) 20x40 20x20 20x10 10x10
Full Conference registrations** 15 6 4 2
Career Fair booth personnel passes*** 6 6 4 2
Reserved Interview booth on career fair on interview floor 3 2 1
National Conference Presence
10-minute videotaped message from company senior executive* tComplimentary suite at host hotel tReserved table(s) at Traditional Closing Banquet with 10 tickets per table
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Complimentary meeting/interview room available Thursday and Friday t t
Special sponsorship designation on company attendee badges t t t tExclusive Gemstone Sponsor Gift t t t tTwelve-month access to AISES Resume Database t t t t
*AISES will require sponsors to create a videotaped message from their designated representative to be played during either the Opening Ceremony or Traditional Closing. Ten-minute message to be played on-screen at the Opening Ceremony or at the Traditional Closing. Senior executive will be introduced and will receive on-stage recognition. **Full Conference registration includes entrance to all conference events (except those requiring separate registration), a boxed lunch at the Career Fair, and the Traditional Honors Banquet. ***Career Fair booth personnel passes include access to the Career Fair & Interview Booths, and a boxed lunch at the Career Fair.
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Educational Programming and Academic CompetitionsAISES provides a multitude of educational workshops, trainings and sessions to its members throughout the National Conference. These offerings are designed to help prepare and encourage students so that they may successfully progress to the next level of their educational and research pursuits.
RESEARCH COMPETITIONS Graduate, undergraduate and pre-college students submit written abstracts and present their research using a poster or oral format. Submissions are evaluated by a committee of STEM professionals.
$10,000 Graduate Research Oral & Poster Competitions (or 2 co-sponsors at $5,000)
$10,000 Undergraduate Research Oral & Poster Competitions (or 2 co-sponsors at $5,000)
$2,000 Pre-College Poster Competition
$6,000 Student Research Abstract Booklet and Student Awards Booklet
The student research abstract booklet contains the abstracts of all student research presented during the poster and oral competitions. The Student Awards booklet recognizes AISES’ pre-college and college recipients program winners including winners of academic competitions and scholarships.
$5,000Student Orientation: Thursday, November 19
Provide 10-minute welcoming remarks at the mandatory orientation for all student conference attendees.
Session Tracks: Thursday, November 19Includes recognition on session signage and a 10-minute welcome from the sponsoring organization preceding the first session of each track. Opportunity to disseminate materials (requires pre-approval).
Educator Development Track $5,000 Pre-College Development Track $5,000 Career Fair Preparation Track $5,000 Professional Development Track $5,000
Opportunities Available
$10,000 Social Media Booth
Host a Social Media Booth with included benefits such as signage at the booth, as well as throughout the conference. Company or organization logo will be included on photo strips and streaming social media. Includes ability to run your electronic advertisement on the optimally located electronic reader boards throughout the convention space.
$5,000 Wellness Activity (Includes both Friday and Saturday)
Morning wellness activities on Friday and Saturday. Signage at activity both mornings. Ability to disseminate merchandise to all participants. Logoed wristband to be distributed to each attendee.
$10,000 Mobile App
Host the Conference Mobile App with included benefits such as inclusion of your logo on the splash screen, promoted posts, push notifications and a sponsored microapp, which includes links to an external website.
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Additional Event Sponsorship Opportunities
$12,000Student Social Celebration (1 available) - Friday, November 20th
Sponsor the social event, deejay and snacks to receive prominent visibility at this fun-filled event on Friday night.
$10,000Career Fair Lunch (1 available) - Friday, November 20th
Conference attendees will see your company’s logo on each career fair lunch box.
$8,000Traditional Native Pow Wow - Saturday, November 21st
Sponsor the traditional cultural event held on Saturday evening. Event details TBD, but this is
the “grand finale” event for the conference.
$10,000Conference Program Printing
Receive the back cover of the program for your full-color advertisement. Exclusive advertising opportunity. The only other organizations with full-page advertisements in the conference program are Turquoise sponsors.
Educational Programming and Academic Competitions, cont’d.
$20,000
Plenary Session: Saturday, November 21Host a plenary session for 500 conference attendees (can be offered to a targeted audience). Feature a presentation/discussion on a highly dynamic topic relevant to AISES members. Content must be developed in collaboration with AISES. Lunch and/or Meet and Greet with speaker prior to session. On-stage and signage recognition of sponsorship prior to beginning of plenary. Ability to disseminate branded giveaway.
$1,500 per student
Student Travel ScholarshipUnderwrite an AISES student’s attendance at the 2015 National Conference. Your $1,500 will be applied towards round-trip travel and conference registration. Includes a $150 administrative fee.
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AISES2015 National Conference November 19 - 21, 2015 • Phoenix, Arizona
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KEY CONTACT INFOSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Kellie Jewett-Fernandez(Cheyenne River)Director of Programs and Resource [email protected](720) 552-6123
EXHIBIT BOOTH SALESElizabeth TaggartExecutive [email protected]: 303-530-0205 x16
EXHIBIT DECORATORConvention Services of the Southwest1921 Bellamah NWAlbuquerque, NM [email protected]: 505-243-9889Fax: 505-243-8197
HOW TO SIGN UPHOTEL INFORMATION
All reservations must be made by October 26, 2015
Hyatt Regency Phoenix122 N. Second Street
Across the street from the Convention Center
(602) 252-1234
$170 single/double
Renaissance Phoenix Downtown50 East Adams Street
1 block from the Convention Center
(602) 333-0000
$159 single/double
Mention AISES to receive group rate.
Please check the AISES website for online booking information.
Please help AISES utilize its resources to support its members by helping us avoid hotel attrition charges! Any rooms reserved and subsequently released puts us at risk of not reaching our contractual agreement on rooming block—exposing AISES to pay the difference. If you’re holding a block of rooms and your plans change requiring you to reduce the quantity of rooms needed, make your adjustments before the cut-off date of October 26, 2015, so AISES is not held responsible. Thank you!
I M P O R TA N T D AT E S
September 19, 2015 Last day to cancel booth space with a full refund, less $100 processing fee
October 15, 2015 Final day to register as an exhibitor or sponsor with inclusion in Conference Program
October 20, 1015 Last day to register Exhibitor booth before price increase
October 25, 2015 Final day to cancel exhibitor space with a 50% refund, less $100 processing fee
October 26, 2015 Hotel reservation cut-off date
November 10, 2015 Final day to register as an exhibitor or sponsor with inclusion in program supplement
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NOAA/Oceanic & Atmospheric Research
North Carolina State
Northrop Grumman
Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance
Northwest Indian College
Notah Indian Arts
Notah’s Southwest Connection
OARM/OHR
Oklahoma State University
Organization for Tropical Studies
Peace Corps
Pennsylvania State University/Office of Engineering and Diversity
Procter & Gamble
Prudential Financial Inc.
Queen’s University
Raytheon Company
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rez Rose Creations
Rice University
Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Rochester Institute of Technology
SACNAS
Salish Kootenai College - AMP
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Sanford Health
Sanford School of Medicine University of South Dakota
Shan’s Indian Art
Shortman Native Arts
Southern Company
Stanford University
Sterling Pony
Strategic Systems Programs
SWE
Talking Leaves Bookstore
Teach For America
The Aerospace Corporation
The Boeing Company
The Graduate School Northwestern University
The Merriman Financial Education Foundation
The University of Iowa, College of Engineering
Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America
UCLA
Union Pacific Railroad
United States Military Academy
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of Denver
University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate College
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota Medical School
University of Minnesota Morris
University of North Carolina at Pembroke
University of North Dakota
University of Notre Dame
University of Rhode Island
University of Utah
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
UPS
URS
US Army Corps of Engineers
US Intellingence Community
US Navy
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
USDA APHIS
USDA Forest Service
USDA Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory
USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
USDA-ARS
USGS
UW/Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Ventana Medical Systems, Inc.
Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington Internships for Native Students (WINS)
Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium
Yale School of Forestry & Environ. Studies
Yale University - Office of Undergraduate Admissions
3M
AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships
Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum
American Chemical Society
American Indian College Fund
American Indian Graduate Center
American Indian Program - New Mexico State University
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
Ann Yazzie Jewelry
Arizona State University
ASEE SMART Scholarship for Service Program
Assoc. of American Medical Colleges-Summer Medical and Dental Ed Program
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
Bank of America
Barrick Gold
Be An Actuary
BNSF Railway
BP
Bristol Bay Native Corporation
Bureau of Indian Affairs NWRO
Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics - Harvard School of Public Health
Central Intelligence Agency
Chevron
Chrysler Group LLC
Cleveland Clinic
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science
Comcast NBC Universal
Cornell University, Diversity Programs in Engineering
Dartmouth College
Department of Chemistry, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Department of Energy
Division of Energy & Minerals
Duke University - Nicholas School of the Environment
ExxonMobil Exploration Company
Fort Lewis College
GE
General Motors
Gonzaga University’s Graduate School of Business
Harvard Business School
Harvard School of Public Health
Harvard University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
Heritage University
IBM
INROADS
Institute of Environmental Health, Oregon Health & Science University
Intel
Intertribal Timber Council
Iowa State University College of Engineering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals
Kellogg Company
LIGO
Lockheed Martin
Martinez Indian Art
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mayo Clinic - Spirit of EAGLES
Merck
Michigan State University
Microsoft Corporation
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Montana Tech at Butte
Morehouse College
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
National Research Council of the National Academies, Fellowship Programs
National Science Foundation
National Security Agency
Native American Center for Health Professions
Native American Ed. & Cultural Center, Purdue University
Native American Marketplace
Natural Resources Conservation Service-USDA
Navajo Jewelry & Crafts
Navajo Nation Division of Natural Resources
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority
Navy Civilian Careers
NC State University - College of Engineering
New Mexico Tech
NextEra Energy
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� Pre-College Poster Competition $2,000
� Student Research Abstract Booklet and Student Awards Booklet $6,000
� Student Orientation $5,000
� Session Track: Educator Development $5,000
� Session Track: Pre-College $5,000
� Session Track: Career Fair Preparation $5,000
� Session Track: Professional Development $5,000
� Student Travel Scholarship $1,500 per student x __ students
GATHERINGS & MEALS � Student Social Celebration $12,000 (1 available)
� Career Fair Lunch $10,000 (1 available)
� Saturday Night Traditional Cultural Event $8,000
BRANDING
� Conference Program Printing $10,000
AISES 2015 National ConferenceNovember 19 - 21, 2015, Phoenix, ArizonaNational Conference Sponsorship Commitment Form
Company/Organization/School: __________________________________________________________
This name will be used for printed material that will be used throughout the conference. ______________________ Please type or print legibly
CONTACT INFORMATION(Mr/Mrs/Ms/Dr) ______________________________________________ Title _________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________State _________ Zip Code ________________
Phone _________________________________________ Fax ________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________ Website URL ________________________________________ (URL will be embedded into homepage logo)
GEMSTONE SPONSOR LEVELS � Turquoise (Major) Sponsor $50,000 .............. *$4,000 will be billed by Pohly
� Coral Sponsor $30,000 .................................. *$3,000 will be billed by Pohly
� Lapis Sponsor $20,000 .................................. *$2,000 will be billed by Pohly
� Onyx Sponsor $10,000 .................................. *$1,600 will be billed by Pohly
� *Gemstone Discounted Advertising Option: I want the optional advertising discount package - I understand the amount specified above will be billed by Pohly, the Winds of Change Publisher, and the remainder will be billed by AISES.
� Issue one invoice for advertising and sponsorship from AISES
� Issue separate invoice for advertising
OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE � Social Media Booth $10,000
� Wellness Activity $5,000 (Includes both Friday and Saturday)
� Mobile App $10,000
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING and ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS
� Graduate Research Oral & Poster Competitions $10,000 or 2 co-sponsors at � $5,000
� Undergraduate Research Oral & Poster Competitions $10,000 or 2 co-sponsors at � $5,000
Total from page 1 $ ___________________
Total from this page $ ___________________
Total Sponsorship: $ ___________________
Signature: ______________________________________
Date __________________________________________
Billing Contact Name _____________________________Phone _________________________________________Email _________________________________________
Payment Method: � Invoice Me __ Authorizing Sales Rep
� Credit Card:
� Visa � MasterCard
� Discover � American Express
Name on Card ___________________________________Billing Address __________________________________City _______________________ State ____Zip _______Card # _________________________________________Exp Date _________________________ Sec Code _____Amt Authorized to Charge: $ _______________________Signature _______________________________________
Payments should be made payable to: AISES and mailed toAISES, P.O. Box 9828, Albuquerque, NM 87119-9828
PAYMENT INFORMATION
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMINGand ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS cont.
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E X C E L L E N C E PA R T N E R S
S U C C E S S PA R T N E R S
A I S E S C I R C L E PA R T N E R S
The following outstanding organizations are recognized for their commitment to supporting the educational and professional development of American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians in the STEM fields. AISES’ Circle Partners diversify their AISES involvement over at least two national events or programs. For more information on how to become a Circle Partner, please contact Kellie Jewett-Fernandez at [email protected].
F U L L C I R C L E O F S U P P O R T
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PA R T N E R S
AISESPublishing Inc.
United States Department of AgricultureNatural Resources Conservation Service
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INVESTING IN THE FUTURE OF RURAL AMERICA
At CHS, we’re committed to creating a strong future—and strong future leaders—for rural America and giving back to our communities with our time, talent and resources. Our investments help develop future ag leaders, invigorate our commitment to safety, build vibrant communities and sustain our environment.
To learn more about how CHS is helping cultivate the future today, visit chsinc.com/stewardship.
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S P E C I A L I T E M S O F N O T E
N E T W O R K I N G S U I T E S
Friday, November 20th from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
New and Improved Networking Suites
This “buffet-style” networking event offers a series of simultaneous receptions. Join conversations and meet others with common interests and careers…a great chance to build new relationships! Use this opportunity to meet and mingle with students to schedule meetings and interviews, to get some casual, one on one time with the conference attendees, and to meet fellow sponsors and exhibitors. Each suite will feature different reception food and beverages, and attendees are encouraged to visit one or more of their “interest group” receptions.
• Aerospace
• Armed Forces
• Intelligence
• Energy and Natural Resources/Environment
• Tech and Telecom
• Academia
• Construction/Architecture
• Food/Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Consumer Goods
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PHOENIX AISES
Sunday, November 22, 2015 Shotgun start @ 8:30 am
Whirlwind Golf Course in Chandler, Arizona
Single - $175 Foursome - $700
Early Registration Deadline
September 30th, 2015
AISES, P.O. Box 9828Albuquerque, New Mexico 87119-9828
Phone: 505-765-1052 • Fax: 505-765-5608
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