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IIDANORTHERN PACIFIC CHAPTERPARTNERSHIP PACKAGE

2013

2012 was a turning point for our Chapter. With the improving economy and projections for more robust growth, the outlook for our industry has definitely started to rebound. Like the economy our chapter’s events saw greater attendance and more energy than in the past few years. The INawards were held “in the round” at the ACT Theater. In order to increase their exposure to the design community, Chapter Partners acted as hosts to announce the award categories. This year we plan to go even further to include partners in all the awards.

The Seattle Design Festival, held in cooperation with the AIA and other allied professional organizations allows us to showcase the profession to the public and gain further recognition for the valuable contribution our industry makes to people’s lives. For 2013 we plan to build on that success with tours of award winning projects and other activities.

Leaders Breakfast, in its third year again recognized local leaders, like Dave Kutsunai, Martha Clarkson and Frank Ching along with providing great networking opportunities and inspirational talks. Like the INawards, the event drew more than 250 people and looks to be even better this year.

2013 is planned to be another outstanding year for the chapter. With the improving economy, projections for growth, and plans for exciting and informative events, the Chapters mantra Recharge, Re-ignite and Re-engage is a fitting description for what we have planned for the year. Our continued success has come from the dedicated effort of many individuals who believe that IIDA is the best way to move both the profession and their careers forward. This is truly evident from the broad support we rely on from members as well as consistent participation from our industry partners. Without you, much of our success would simply not be possible.

In addition to Chapter Events, we are planning to participate in the first ever West Coast Design Competition. Conceived as a way of further raising awareness of Interior Design, the competition will begin locally with students competing for the opportunity to go to Los Angeles next spring and compete in a charette format against teams from other west Coast chapters including Portland, Northern California, and Southern California. The winner will be recognized at Cool, the IIDA design celebration held in Chicago at NEOCON.

Forums, CEU Events as well as City Center and Campus Center Events all represent additional opportunities for visibility and participation in the further success of our chapter.

Your Partnership also advances the profession by contributing to the legislative effort so important to our future. We work side by side with other professional organizations and IDCW.

This year, for the first time we have developed a complete calendar for the year along with a tool that allows partners to select opportunities from a broad range of choices and assemble a complete partnership package that includes event, tickets, in-kind sponsorship and other options.

We are proud to offer the 2013 Partnership package. Please take a moment to review the many opportunities and benefits available. We sincerely appreciate your support whether for the first time or on a continuing benefactor basis and are available to respond to any questions you may have.

Best wishes for success this coming year!

PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PRESIDENT ELECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PRESIDENT ELECT ELECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VP OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . VP OF COMMUNICATIONS . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VP OF EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VP OF MEMBERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . VP OF REVENUE DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .VP OF GOVERNMENT & REGULATORY AFFAIRS . . . . . . VP OF CITY CENTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VP OF CAMPUS CENTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIRECTOR – SEATTLE CITY CENTER ( SCC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIRECTOR – INLAND NW CITY CENTER (INWCC) . . ..DIRECTOR – BOISE CITY CENTER (BCC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIRECTOR – SOUTH SOUND CITY CENTER (SSCC) . . .. . PUGET SOUND CAMPUS CENTER DIRECTOR . . . . . . . . INLAND NW CAMPUS CENTER DIRECTOR . . . . . . . . . . . CHAPTER SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHAPTER TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CHAPTER ASSISTANT TREASURER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

AIMEE COLLINSOPEN POSITIONOPEN POSITION

JEFF MILLERAMY AXLEY

KARA SCHMIDTSANDY BORLAND

OPEN POSITIONOPEN POSITIONDAWN FISCHER

GLORIA SAUNDERSNICOLE TINGVALL

CARLI HOKIMICHELLE WIDNER

MANDY BOAMOPEN POSITIONROBERTA DAVIS

BOBBI JEAN WOODCARLI RASSCHAERT

MELISSA MORRISETTESARAH REISENAUER

2012-2013

IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter | PO Box 12826 | Seattle WA 98111 | 206.762.6471www.IIDA-NorthernPacific.org | [email protected]

020406081014161821

2013

tableofcontents

letter from the president

get to know us

partnership programs

2012-2013 calendar

why chapter partnership?

partnership benefits

why event partnership?

event partnership opportunities

commitment form:partnership

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The Northern Pacific Chapter of the International Interior Design

Association consists of Alaska, Idaho, Washington, Alberta and

British Columbia. Our membership is vastly growing into these

regions. We currently have City Centers in Spokane and Boise

and we hope to develop City Centers in Anchorage, Calgary and

Vancouver in the near future.

Our Chapter consists of 415 members of all levels. Annual Chapter

events, city center events and educational seminars have proven

themselves in developing a strong core of professionals in the

local Interior Design industry. Our objective is to provide diverse

educational and networking opportunities, and commit ourselves

to strengthen the design community.

Our standard is to raise the bar for our members and cultivate

them into leaders, furthering the profession of Interior Design.

IIDA, founded in 1994, is the result of a merger of the Institute

of Business Designers (IBD), the International Society of Interior

Designers (ISID) and the Council of Federal Interior Designers

(CFID). The goal of the merger was to create an international

association with a united mission that would represent interior

designers worldwide and speak on their behalf with a single voice.

IIDA advances the profession of Interior Design through the progressive cultivation of innovative leadership and by constantly advocating for exceptional design.

IIDA tracks and supports legislation that raises the bar for the profession and protects your right to practice.

IIDA Forums offer a venue for discussion with professionals and dissemination of information on trends, problem-solving strategies and perspectives oncurrent or developing areas of design practice within specific markets.

Design is an emotional, aesthetic and intellectualpursuit. Engage your passion. Satisfy your curiosity. And stay current with the latest discourse in design with news and info updates from IIDA and your Chapter.

Education is a life-long pursuit, and does not end when you graduate. IIDA supports your professionaldevelopment with continuing education programs, providing knowledge and confidence to prosper in today’s evolving marketplace.

We support, encourage and convene avid, activediscourse about the issues and forces that areshaping, changing and pushing the profession.

IIDA is a catalyst for your professional development.

one. expect more two. practice more three. do more

four. learn more five. know more six. say more

seven. grow more

our practice:34% 17% 14% 10% 6% 4%3% 3%

we are:31% 18% 19% 31%

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The Northern Pacific Chapter of the International Interior Design

Association consists of Alaska, Idaho, Washington, Alberta and

British Columbia. Our membership is vastly growing into these

regions. We currently have City Centers in Spokane and Boise

and we hope to develop City Centers in Anchorage, Calgary and

Vancouver in the near future.

Our Chapter consists of 415 members of all levels. Annual Chapter

events, city center events and educational seminars have proven

themselves in developing a strong core of professionals in the

local Interior Design industry. Our objective is to provide diverse

educational and networking opportunities, and commit ourselves

to strengthen the design community.

Our standard is to raise the bar for our members and cultivate

them into leaders, furthering the profession of Interior Design.

IIDA, founded in 1994, is the result of a merger of the Institute

of Business Designers (IBD), the International Society of Interior

Designers (ISID) and the Council of Federal Interior Designers

(CFID). The goal of the merger was to create an international

association with a united mission that would represent interior

designers worldwide and speak on their behalf with a single voice.

Corporate

Residential

Healthcare

Hospitality

Facility Planning + Design

Retail

Government

Institutional

Principals

Emerging Professionals

Students

Registered Architects

of eligible membersare NCIDQ certificateholders

12,632 members

we are interior design. . . top reasons for becoming an IIDA partner

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2012 - 2013 partnership programsforum series.Northern Pacific Chapter

2013 Rotating Forums include: Sustainable Design,Healthcare, Corporate, Government, Retail, Hospitality and Residential.

Speaker, Panel or Town Meeting formats. IIDA strives to bring relevant, on-trend and information rich programs to theA+D community which may not otherwise be available or accessible. Forums are available throughout the year on arotating basis.

Benefits: Business Development and Networking, complimentary tickets, preferred seating, opportunity to showcase product, name and/or LOGO visibility and an opportunity to provide “Gift Bags” inclusive of literature and/or product for all label attendees.

ceu/gbci programs. 2013 (8-12 per year)

Northern Pacific Chapter, Seattle City Center, Boise City Center, Inland Northwest City Center, Puget Sound Campus Center, Inland Northwest Campus Center.

Benefits: Exclusive Business Development and Networking at your company location. Opportunity to demonstrate your company’s expertise and specialization. A captive audience available for a brief overview of company and services. “Gift Bags”, marketing materials, or giveaways for all attendees as determined by host.

signature eventsleader’s breakfastMarch 28, 2013

This signature event features a renowned keynote speaker that invokes, encourages and inspires attendees. During the event our chapter celebrates our regional successes, and honors one outstanding Leader within our community, who most exemplifies leadership characteristics through their contributions to the industry.

TOAST!June 2013

Pop a cork and help celebrate a year of accomplishments of the IIDA Board, its members and supporters. This enlightened gathering honors past and future IIDA Presidents and graciously thanks those who dedicate their time andtalent to serving as IIDA Board members. This Board meeting is like no other as there is plenty of food and festivity to last the entire year. Each year is a joy-filled, inspiring party that is well attended and embraced by the design community.

cruise the lakeJuly 2013

Step aboard our privately chartered boat with IIDA INLAND NORTHWEST CITY CENTER. Lake Coeur d’Alene offers breathtaking views and our City Center offers a summer evening you will be talking about all year. Bring a friend, a spouse or a coworker for another networking opportunity and a boat filled with food, drinks and music.

REVEALSeptember 12, 2013 (tentative)

Reveal focuses on introducing the latest products and innovative ideas to the Inland Northwest region’s community ofinterior designers, architects, design students, facility managers, end users and other essential industry members. It is the ONLY event of its kind in the region, filled with CEU’s student events, product exhibitions, and a networking after-party.

INawardsOctober 22, 2012

This signature awards event is truly a “red carpet” affair. A celebration of design excellence and the multi-faceted profession of interior design, this juried design competition is held in unique architecturally inspiring venues throughout the city of Seattle. Design firms from the entire Pacific Northwest Chapter are encouraged to submit their best work that is evaluated, judged and awarded by internationally recognized professionals from a variety of design disciplines. This annual gala is complete with a cocktail reception followed by a seated awards presentation. The INawards is more than just a design competition, it celebrates design and the positive ways it changes people’s lives. A Signature Event that should not be missed.

community gatheringsseattle design festivalSeptember 2013

An amalgamation of a multitude of design disciplines, this community event brings design to life. The inaugural event took place in 2011 to offer the public an opportunity to better understand design and how it adds value to our lives, ourcity and our region. IIDA is an integral part of this collaborative weekend event that is both playful and serious, offering the public an ambitious set of offerings: more than 35 events, including: tours, exhibits, talks, films, workshops, family programs and much more.

portfolio workshopSeptember 2013

INW Campus CenterAn exclusive evening where students meet with design professionals and review their student portfolios . The goal is to provide students with support while they prepare to enter the real world of design! Students are provided with opportunities for one-on-one dialogue and interaction with practicing designers, supportive portfolio review, along with useful industry insight and conversation that is geared specifically toward students. An interactive event every that every student is encouraged to attend.

race for the cureApril 21, 2013

INW City Center and INW Campus Event

designer digsOngoing throughout 2013

INW Campus CenterA community gathering to help raise awareness for SCRAPS (Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service) and the IIDA. Students design, build and raffle 2 designer dog houses to the community. There will be 2 charette dates, 2 build days and 2 Auction days.

jan

feb

mar

apr

may

june

july

aug

sept

01 New Year’s Day

21 MLK Jr Day

15INWCC Designer Connection

17SCC Thirsty Thursday

18Board Meeting

Other Events

“Designer Digs Charette”

INW Campus Center Designer Digs Charette PSCC “Foot in the Door” Moderated Panel

18 President’s Day

19INWCC Designer Bowl

20Board Meeting


+ BCC Designer Bowl

Other Events

“Designer Digs” Material Collection SCC Membership Event

INW Campus Center “Designer Digs” Material Collection Month

IIDA Student Mentorship Week

INW Campus Center “Travel to Seattle “- (For Portfolio Review and Firm Tours)

PSCC Portfolio Review

29 Good Friday

31 Easter Sunday

2 3 Board Retreat

7NPC Leader’s Breakfast

16 INW Campus Center

“Designer Digs” Build Day 1


Other Events BCC Local Artisan Tour

INWCC CEU

INW Campus Center Portfolio Workshop (Mar. 7)

NPC Board Meeting NPC Forum - Hospitality NPC Forum - Residential

PSCC 20/20 Firm Show & Tell


21INWCC

“Race for the Cure”

Other Events

BCC Student Design Tour Faces of Inspiration INW Campus Center “Designer Digs” Build Day 2 NPC Board Meeting

NPC Forum Sustainability

NPC Forum Healthcare PSCC Community Outreach

12 Mother’s Day

27 Memorial Day

14INWCC Designer

Connection


SCC CEU

Other Events

BCC CEU INWCC Factory Tour

NPC Board Meeting

NPC Scholarship Night

NPC Forum Government

NPC Forum Hospitality Campus Centers “Marked Up” Critique and Scholarship Awards

INW Campus Center “Designer Digs” Raffle

INWCC Elections

INWCC Project Tour

16 Father’s Day

5TOAST!

18INWCC CEU


Other Events

INW Campus Center Year End Celebration

NPC CEU NPC Forum Sustainability NPC Forum Residential PSCC Year End Celebration


25INWCC Cruise the Lake

Other Events

Faces of Inspiration

NPC Board Retreat NPC Forum Healthcare NPC Forum Residential NPC CEU

PSCC Firm Tour and End of Year Party

8BCC Project Tour


Other Events NPC Board Meeting

NPC Forum Government

NPC Forum Retail

PSCC Planning Retreat for Incoming Council

INWCC Planning Retreat for Incoming Council

02 Labor Day

12INWCC REVEAL

19SCC Thirsty Thursday SCC

CEU

Other Events

INW Campus Center The Real World of Design/Panel Discussion at REVEAL

INWCC Planning Retreat for Incoming Council

NPC Board Meeting

NPC Seattle Design Festival

INW Campus Center Kick-Off Party

oct

nov

dec

14 Columbus Day

31 Halloween

15INWCC

Designer Collection


BCC Zero Landfill

Other Events

INW Campus Center Designer Duel

NPC Board Meeting NPC INawards PSCC Kick-Off Party/Charette

SCC Zero Land Fill

11 Veteran’s Day

28 Thanksgiving Day

5INWCC CEU


Other Events

INW Campus Center Meet and Greet/Interactive Showroom Tour

NPC Board Meeting PSCC Built Environment Tour SCC CEU

25 Christmas Day

10INWCC Member’s

Only Party


BCC Social/Charity Event

Other Events

NPC Board MeetingSCC Holiday Charity Event

mark your calendars

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04 Independence Day

28Leader’s Breakfast

why chapterpartnership?

Your CHAPTER PARTNERSHIP supports our IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter for an entire year. CHAPTER RECOGNITION AND BENEFITS are provided continuously for a full 12 months.

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chapter partnershipsupport

• IIDANorthernPacificChapterAnnual Operations and Overhead

• IIDANorthernPacificChapterparticipation with IIDA HQ Chapter Leadership Council (CLC) and Chapter Awards

• www.iida-northernpacific.orgwebsiteand web maintenance

• LocalRecognitionforInteriorDesign Profession, via Public Relations-Press Releases and Social Media Outlets

• MeaningfulNetworkingOpportunities

• JoblistingsviatheIIDA Northern Pacific Chapter website

• ForumResourcesandInformationExchange

• IndustryandInteriorDesignResources

• DevelopmentandSupportofCampusCenters

• StudentMentorshipPrograms

• PortfolioReviewforStudentMembers

• EducationalPrograms

• MembershipCommunications

• Scholarshipsvis-à-visIIDANorthernPacific Chapter Emerging Professionals Grant Program and IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter Wilsonart Portfolio Scholarship

And So Much More........

• IIDANorthernPacificChapterAnnual Operations and Overhead

• IIDANorthernPacificChapterparticipation with IIDA HQ Chapter Leadership Council (CLC) and Chapter Awards

• www.iida-northernpacific.orgwebsiteand web maintenance

• LocalRecognitionforInteriorDesign Profession, via Public Relations-Press Releases and Social Media Outlets


• JoblistingsviatheIIDA Northern Pacific Chapter website



• DevelopmentandSupportofCampusCenters




• MembershipCommunications

• Scholarshipsvis-à-visIIDANorthernPacific Chapter Emerging Professionals Grant Program and IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter Wilsonart Portfolio Scholarship


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chapterpartnership levels

Chapter Title Partnership Level $7,500

Chapter Platinum Partnership Level $5,000

Chapter Gold Partnership Level $3,000

Chapter Silver Partnership Level $1,500

retreat hosts. underwrite(1) Winter, March 2-3, 2013

(1) Summer, August 3-4, 2013

Retreat Host provides accommodation for the IIDA

Northern Pacific Chapter Board of Directors, Strategic

Planning, 2-day Retreat (25-30 attendee average).

Accommodation is inclusive of guest rooms, food

& beverage, conference facilities and amenities.

Includes Friday evening networking dinner & social.

Other business development and marketing

opportunities for Host include options to provide:

Tours or programs on Friday (9am - 2 pm), prior to

board meeting; A presentation to Board of Directors,

prior to Friday or Saturday Meeting; and distribution

of literature and/or product(s) to Board of Directors.

Board meeting hosts. underwrite

(12) annual board meetings

Board Meeting Hosts provide a quiet meeting space

in a great Seattle area office or showroom. Hosts

may give a 15 minute presentation as well as attend

the meeting.

“1st right of refusal” benefit

In descending order of participation level, partners

will be offered priority opportunities to become event

sponsors.

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chapter partnership benefitscategory.

Website

FB-Facebook

Meetings, Events, &Program

Industry Advocacy Council

Recognition

Tickets & SeatingINawards

Tickets & SeatingTOAST!

Tickets & SeatingLeaders’s Breakfast

description of partner benefit.

Home page: Company NAME with live link to company URLPartner Page: LOGO with live link to company URLPartner Page: List (3) Company NAME with live link to company URLPartner Page: List (2) Company NAME with live link to company URLPartner Page: List (1) Company NAME with live link to company URL

Company LOGO with live link to company URLPost to FB Wall: Video and Editorial Content (1 post/year)Post to FB Wall: Events and Event Photos (1 post/year)We will LIKE your Company’s’ FaceBook PAGE

Opportunity to HOST IIDA Northern Pacific Board Meeting (25-30 avg)1st Option Sponsor Signature Events: Toast, INawards and Leaders Breakfast1st Option to Sponsor Programs: Faces of Design, CEUs, and ForumsOpportunity to Host/Underwrite Board RetreatsYour company to Host an IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter Board of Directors RETREATPlease refer to the IIDA Pacific Northern Chapter Partnership page for details.

For industry members, invitation to participate in the Industry Advocacy Council

At ALL Events and Programs: Company NAME on Slide Show - LOGO for Title and Platinum Levels, Verbal Recognition of Partners; NAME on any Programs and (all) Event Communications; and LOGO and/or NAME on event site signage, as applicable.

Chapter Title Members - 4 tickets ($200 min value)Platinum Members - 3 tickets ($150 min value)Gold Members - 2 tickets ($100 min value)Silver Members - 1 ticket ($50 min value)

Chapter Title Members - 4 tickets + Preferred Seating + LOGO and/or NAME on table topper ($120 min value)Platinum Members - 3 tickets + Preferred Seating + LOGO and/or NAME on table topper ($90 min value)Gold Members - 2 tickets + Preferred Seating + LOGO and/or NAME on table topper ($60 min value)Silver Members - 1 ticket + Preferred Seating + LOGO and/or NAME on table topper ($30 min value)10% off General Admission Tickets (4 max)Preferred Partner Seating

1 Tickets $150 Min Value

chapter title.$7,500

platinum.$5,000

gold.$3,000

silver.$1,500

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why eventpartnership?

Your EVENT PARTNERSHIP supports a specific IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter program and/or Signature Event. RECOGNITION & BENEFITS are associated only with those specific program(s) and/or event(s) which you elect to sponsor.

EVENT PARTNERSHIP dollars can contribute to your overall commitment, potentially increasing your Partnership level and benefits through the duration of your initial Partnership commitment. 17

event partnershipsupport

• ForumLecturePrograms(mayinclude nationally recognized speakers within our industry)

• ProgramsandLobbyistEffortstopromote Registered Interior Designer (R.I.D.) under a State Enacted Title Act

• CEUProgramstomaintainaccreditations



• Scholarshipsvis-à-visIIDAFoundation

• TuitionReimbursementLotteryforNCIDQ Preparatory Course (IIDA Members who pass NCIDQ upon completion of course are eligible)




• DevelopmentandSupportofCampus Centers



• ForumLecturePrograms(mayinclude nationally recognized speakers within our industry)

• ProgramsandLobbyistEffortstopromote Registered Interior Designer (R.I.D.) under a State Enacted Title Act

• CEUProgramstomaintainaccreditations



• Scholarshipsvis-à-visIIDAFoundation

• TuitionReimbursementLotteryforNCIDQ Preparatory Course (IIDA Members who pass NCIDQ upon completion of course are eligible)




• DevelopmentandSupportofCampus Centers



commitment form

“GOOD DESIGN begins withhonesty, asks tough questions,comes from COLLABORATIONand from trusting your intuition.”-Freeman Thomas

Commitment formContact

Company

Address 1

Address 2

Email Phone

partnership opportunities. (check) Please indicate those programs in which you have interest for sponsorship, whether to Host/Underwrite and/or for a specific monetary commitment. IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter will contact you to coordinate your interest and commitment.

Chapter Title . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7500

Platinum . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5000

Gold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . $3000

Silver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1500

The purchase of Event Partnerships will add to the value of your Chapter Partnership and if adequate, will raise the level of that Chapter

Partnership and its associated benefits. These benefits will be available through the remaining duration of original Partnership.

For every $500 in Event Partnerships purchased at the time of your Chapter Partnership, you will receive one ticket to the Chapter event

of your choice, with the exception of Leaders Breakfast.

partnership opportunities. (check) additional partnership opportunities. (check)

Please email Partnership Commitment Form to [email protected] Credit Card – Apply Online (small processing fee applies): Check - Payable to IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter; Side-Mark ‘Partnership’; Include Partner Commitment Form with your payment; and Mail to the following:

PO Box 12826Seattle, WA 98111-4826

For questions, please contact Joslyn Balzarini, Partnership Team Leader, at [email protected]

forum seriesFaces of Inspiration Forum CEU

$1500 * - Spring

$1500 * - Fall

$1500* - Winter

signature eventsLeader’s Breakfast***

$2500 - Grande Table **

$1500 - Mystery Guest Tickets**

$1500 - Giveaway Bag / Coffee Mugs / Program / Tiffany Award

$1000- Centerpiece

$500- Book Table & Bookmarks / Speaker’s Book for Campus Centers / Essay Competition Sponsor

TOAST!

$1500 - Photo Booth

$1000 - Signature Drink

$500-750 - Catering Table

$500 - Event Banners

$250-500 - Dessert Table

$250 - Hors d’oeuvres

$250 - Coffee/Espresso Service

$250 - Napkins

$250 - Sponsor a Student Package

Cruise the Lake

$500 - Event Level

$500-749 - Supporter Level

$250-499 - Honorary Mention Level

REVEAL

$500 - REVEAL 12 Happy Hour (4)

$500 - Real World of Design Panel Discussion Food/Drink Host

INawards

$1000 - Signature Drink

$750 - Napkin/Food Sponsor

$800 - Signage and Printing$250 - Real World of Design Panel Discussion WSU/U of I Transportation (4)

$750 - T-Shirts

$500 - Event Banners

In-Kind - Stage Furniture

$1500 - Entertainment

Partnership will be attributed to actual cost{ $250 - $1500 }

Board Retreats

Host/Underwrite Events

Audio Visual

In-Kind Donations

Auction Items

INW Bowling Event

$425 - Full Lane Host

$250 - Half Lane Host

INW Campus Center - Community Outreach Designer Digs

$150 - Charrette day food, drink and supplies (2)

$150 - Build Day food and drink (2)

$75 - Raffle Day food and drink (2)

$500 - Sponsor a dog house and have your company name on the dog house plaque and the raffle/marketing material which would be seen throughout the Spokane community in the spring and the raffle/marketing material which would be seen throughout the Spokane community.

NPC Campus Centers

$500 - Kick-off Party, INW Campus Center, Transportation and Catering (August)

$500 - “Designer Duel” Charrette, Puget Sound Campus Center/ $500 INW Campus Center (October)

$500 - Built Environment Tour, Puget Sound Campus Center $500 /INW Campus Canter (November)

$500 - “Foot in the Door” Panel Discussion, Puget Sound Campus Center (January)

$1000 - Portfolio Review and Firm Tour (February) NPCCC transportation ($1000) $500 Portfolio Review and Firm Tour (February) catering ($500)

$500 - “20 x 20” Firm Show and Tell, PSCC $500 / INWCC (March)

$500 - Community Outreach Event, PSCC $500 /INWCC (April)

$500 - “Marked-Up” Critique and Scholarship Night, NPCCC (May)

$500 - Firm Tour and Year-End Party, NPCCC (June)

Partnership = $ .Venue hosts and donations of raffle items such as

product and IIDA Student Memberships ($50 each)

*$1,500 estimate for hosting the event, providing accommodations and travel costs for the

speaker (if applicable) and light refreshments - Partnership level will be attributed to actual costs

**Tables are not applicable towards Partnership

***Leader’s Breakfast is not a Chapter Event and is not applicable towards Partnership

The purchase of Event Partnerships contributes toward attaining your initial Chapter Partnership or increasing your Chapter Partnership level. For example, committing to Event Partnerships equaling $1,500.00 entitles you to a Silver Level Chapter Partnership. Similarly, committing to $1,500.00 of event partnerships in addition to a $1,500.00 Silver Level Chapter Partnership raises you to a Gold Level Partnership. A new Chapter Partnership or the increase of a Partnership level is effective for the 12 months following your initial purchase.

Total Partnership Amount

$3000 - Premium Table **

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