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Exhibit Opportunities

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List of Exhibitors & Exhibits

Exhibitor Packet
Exhibitors will receive:

• Listing in the Conference Program
• Listing on the Partnership to Employment website
• Participant Registration List

Fee: Exhibit fees include a 6 ft. display table, lunch and conference registration for one person. The fee for each additional person per exhibit is $50. Fee does not include Audio/Visual equipment. Arrangement may be made through the Crowne Plaza for equipment at your expense.

To be in conference promotional materials, sponsorship information must be received by February 2, 2007.

EXHIBIT TYPES

Employer Exhibit: 10am-2pm
Promote your company’s commitment to disability/diversity. Share information about your company, occupations, hiring practices, employment opportunities. Employer fee is $200 (includes lunch and conference registration for one person).

Vending Exhibit: Promote and/or selling books, newsletters, software, consulting services, employment training programs or other products/services.

• Non-profit vendor fee is $100 (includes lunch and conference registration for one person).
• Commercial vendor fee is $200 (includes lunch and conference registration for one person).

Poster Session:Display or disseminate information and/or materials on table tops that reflect a theme of the conference. The focus is educational and the purpose is to share information on innovative practices and strategies related to employment of people with disabilities. Poster session fee of $50 includes lunch and conference registration for one person.

Promotional Materials:

• Display fee: $ 60.00 to display up to 200 pieces on a group table.
• Insert fee: $275.00 to include one 8.5 x 11 page in conference packet.

Questions/Comments contact Mary Anne Pallack | Rhode Island College | ©2007 Sherlock Center on Disabilities

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