Window of Opportunity:
NFRC Meeting Sponsorship Program
Enhance
your organization's visibility
to
NFRC's fenestration expert members by
becoming
a Membership Meeting sponsor in 2009.
The
National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) holds three membership
meetings each year in different cities across the United States.
The meetings attract between 90 and 120 of the nation's top fenestration
industry professionals (engineers, scientists, government officials,
code experts, etc.), who gather to participate in the serious
work of keeping NFRC programs on the cutting edge of modern advances
and energy saving technology.
2009
Meetings are scheduled in:
- Tucson, Arizona
–March 2-5*
- Baltimore,Maryland
– July 20-23
- San Antonio, Texas
– November 16-18
NFRC's
Sponsorship Program affords numerous benefits.
You
will receive wide recognition in NFRC's publications, on our Web
site, and during our meetings.
At
different levels of sponsorship, your company gains opportunities
to interact with conference participants and share information
about your key products and services, with value-added benefits
such as 1 or more complimentary meeting registrations and opportunities
to distribute informational hand-outs to attendees.
NFRC
membership meetings are unique because they bring together fenestration
engineers, scientists, educators, government officials, consultants,
code authorities, and inventors to create, promote, and enforce
breakthrough fenestration science and engineering.
Sponsorship
provides a unique opportunity to stand out to these
industry leaders and demonstrate support for NFRC's important
programs.
Click
here to download the brochure detailing the varied levels of participation.
Contact
Cheryl Gendron, NFRC's Sr.
Manager of Member and Information Service to open up this
exciting window of opportunity for your organization in 2009!!
Thank
you for your consideration!
*Deadline
for the upcoming Spring Membership Meeting in Tucson, is Monday,
February 16, 2009. (Three meetings in 2009 –multiple meeting discounts
available)
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