One More Sponsor

Join ASTD on December 5th at The Home Depot to celebrate Employee Learning Week.  

Thanks go out to Multi Media Services for sponsoring this important event. For more information on annual advertising plans and sponsorship opportunities, e-mail Tracy@onemoresponsor.com or call 404-803-0020.

On August 20th, more than 350 members of ASTD will gather together to attend annual ACE- Conference. Membership of the Greater Atlanta Chapter of ASTD includes practitioners, senior level trainers, managers, and consultants.  Members are involved in recommending and approving expenditures within their organizations. These decision-makers represent more than 300 companies in Georgia. 

We invite you to learn more about sponsoring this event to increase visibility for your service or product with the Workplace Learning Community here in Georgia. Each sponsorship includes a table. To view the Sponsorship Prospectus, visit ACE Conference 2011 Sponsorship Opportunities or call Tracy Oosterman at 404-803-0020 today. tracy@onemoresponsor.com

Take part in one of Georgia’s most exciting gatherings, the 2012 GeorgiaForward Forum, September 12 and 13, 2012 at The Classic Center in Athens, Georgia.  The GeorgiaForward Forum brings together government, business and civil society leaders to explore Georgia’s biggest policy challenges and learn from speakers from around the state and nation.

This year, the Forum’s theme is “New World, New Georgia: Revisioning Statewide Prosperity.” For Georgia to remain competitive, we must stay ahead of emerging trends and figure out what will provide a bright future. In this context, the 2012 Forum will examine how Georgia should reorient itself to succeed in today’s global economy. The event will draw over 350 of Georgia’s thought-leaders, including CEOs, COOs, mayors, legislators, school board members, commissioners, foundation and civic leaders, non-profit executive directors, agricultural experts, and other innovators that want to be part of the solution.

Please join Georgia leaders by attending and sponsoring the 2012 GeorgiaForward Forum. Your support will increase your visibility to a wide range of leaders and stakeholders. Join our list of elite sponsors (Bank of America, Central Atlanta Progress, Coca-Cola, Georgia Pacific, Georgia Trend, King & Spalding, Skanska). Build relationships with these companies as well as the attendees.

As background, GeorgiaForward is a non-partisan organization working to engage Georgia’s stakeholders to craft a common vision for our state to ensure that Georgia remains a great place to live, learn and work. We believe that Georgia’s challenges cannot be met by government, business, academia or civil society alone. We believe that each corner of Georgia, however different from one another it may be, is interdependent and rises and falls together. Finally, we believe that visionary ideas and strategic solutions for our state can only be found through constant interaction between stakeholders and the most knowledgeable, innovative people.

If not, your competition will. Get to know their business and their needs. Realize these needs change. What they needed last year, may not be what they need now. How do you find out what their needs are?

Ask them. Meet with them in person when possible. Listen. If you don’t know what they expect, how will you exceed their expectations and keep them happy?

Sponsorship during the 2011 Phoenix Awards will garner you valuable exposure resulting in increased revenue and productivity for your business or organization. The Phoenix Awards are GaMPI’s version of the Academy Awards. 400+ guests from all over the Southeast attended last year’s SOLD OUT event making it GaMPI’s second largest event. Click to see how  Sponsors get all the attention on June 30th at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta.

Looking for face time with meetings planners? Sponsors or exhibit at MEC 2011. Click here for details.

More than 225 artists will exhibit and sell their  handmade furniture, jewelry, clothing, home décor and more at the 2010 American Craft Council Show, March 11-14, at the Cobb Galleria Centre.

The categories of art for show and sale include Basketry, Ceramics, Fashion Accessories, Fashion Wearables, Fiber Decorative, Furniture & Lighting, Glass, Jewelry, Kaleidoscopes, Leather Non-Wearable, Leather Wearable, Metal, Mixed Media (including a doll & puppet grouping), Musical Instruments, Paper, Stone, Toys & Puzzle and Wood.

“The variety and quality of work at the American Craft Council Show keeps me coming back year after year,” said Decatur resident Linda Kirkland. “Over the years, I have purchased and collected wearable art, jewelry and decorative pieces and am excited that I can find unique items for a price that fits my budget.”

Many artists are designated as GreenCraft Artists, meaning that all or a portion of the work is made from recycled materials and/or sustainable processes. This year, for the first time, the Craft Show adds two new categories: Lawn & Garden art and AltCraft. Show patrons will find signage in each artist’s booth that distinguishes their work as befitting these categories.

This year, the Show partners with Callanwolde Fine Arts Center to program its Artist Demonstration area, where patrons can watch as Callanwolde-affiliated artists and teachers demonstrate techniques and give attendees an opportunity to try their hand at various forms of art; kids can create and take home a piece of art they make, too!