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Build Strategic Relationships with K-12
& Higher Education Technology Leaders
Network. Educate. Influence.
Welcome to the Center for Digital Education
The Center for Digital Education (CDE) is a national research and advisory institute specializing in K-12 and
higher education technology trends, policy and funding.
Our events bring together education and industry leaders to educate, inspire, solve problems and build relationships.
Whether sponsoring one of our national, statewide or regional events, or presenting your solutions at a
custom event, CDE events will introduce you to top-level K-12 and higher education IT decision makers.
K-12 EVENTS
NATIONAL SURVEY EVENTS
ƒƒ Research Roundtable & Market Briefings
ƒƒ Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards
Program & Reception
ƒƒ Arizona CIO/CTO Forum
ƒƒ Illinois CTO Summit
ƒƒ Large District Fly-In
ƒƒ New York City Department of Education School
Technology Summit
ƒƒ Digital School Districts Survey Awards
Program & Reception
ƒƒ Digital Content & Curriculum Achievement
Awards Program & Reception
ƒƒ Digital Education Leadership Conversation
(DELC) — K-12
•
Large District Leadership Group Meeting
CUSTOM EVENTS
HIGHER EDUCATION EVENTS
ƒƒ Virtual Summits
ƒƒ Custom Events Series
ƒƒ Custom Webinars
ƒƒ Digital Education Leadership Conversation
(DELC) — Higher Education
ƒƒ City University of New York (CUNY) IT Conference
“DELC is an invaluable use
of our time. I don’t get this
anywhere else!”
Cleon J. Franklin, Director, Education
Technology, Memphis City Schools,
Tennessee
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
New Orleans, LA
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Reach the $20 Billion* Education Technology
Market with Our Audience
CDE reaches the most comprehensive network of K-12 and higher education technology leaders. Our
Special Report readers, newsletter subscribers and event attendees represent the core of the education
technology market.
In 2014, CDE hosted 37 events that attracted thousands of education technology leaders. Our events offer
a unique opportunity to meet the executives leading the largest, most innovative K-12 districts and higher
education institutions in the nation. Only Center for Digital Education events connect industry experts with
this level of education leadership.
* Estimated Public Education IT Spend for 2015: K-12, $10.2B (+3%); Higher Education, $10.5B
Source: Center for Digital Education
This Is Our Audience
31%
27%
SUPERINTENDENT/
ASSISTANT
SUPERINTENDENT/
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
CIO/CTO/
IT DIRECTOR/
TECH MANAGER
K-12
EDUCATION
JOB
FUNCTION
4%
36%
CIO/CTO/
IT DIRECTOR/
TECH MANAGER
HIGHER
EDUCATION
JOB
FUNCTION
Source: Center for
Digital Education
Subscription Data
ELECTED OFFICIAL/
COMMISSIONER/
SCHOOL BOARD
PRESIDENT
31%
DEAN/PROVOST/
CURRICULUM/
INSTRUCTIONAL
LEARNING MANAGER
21%
Source: Center for
Digital Education
Subscription Data
CURRICULUM/
INSTRUCTIONAL
LEARNING MANAGER
7%
PRINCIPAL/
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
10%
TEACHER
15%
PRESIDENT/
VICE PRESIDENT/
CHANCELLOR
16%
PROFESSOR
* Source: Center for Digital Education Subscription Data
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Strategic Conversations with the Education
Leaders You Want to Meet
Research Roundtable
& Market Briefings
Come meet 6–8 K-12 IT leaders representing the
largest districts and schools in key cities and gain an
inside look at their most pressing technology issues.
2015 Locations APRIL
Chicago, IL SOLD OUT
MAY
Houston, TX SOLD OUT
Las Vegas, NV
Sacramento, CA
Boston, MA
JUNE
Philadelphia, PA
Denver, CO
JULY
Bay Area, CA
SEPTEMBER
Dallas, TX
San Diego, CA
Seattle, WA
OCTOBER
Raleigh, NC
Annapolis, MD
Southern California
NOVEMBER
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
DECEMBER
Portland, OR
AUGUST
St. Paul, MN
Atlanta, GA SOLD OUT
Top: Research Roundtable Meeting / Las Vegas, NV
Bottom: Panel Discussion & Industry Market Briefing / Las Vegas, NV
“I thought the event was top notch — very well executed, relevant subject matter,
and the right customer attendees. The setting was intimate enough where I
could get 1:1 time with all the customers and hear about their issues, challenges,
initiatives, and projects that help me position Brocade.”
Senior Manager, Regional Sales, Brocade
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K-12 Regional Events
Estimated Event Time Frame: 3- to 3-½ hours
Attendance: 6–8 K-12 executives such as CIOs, CTOs and Education Technology Directors
Roundtable Meeting — A private discussion hosted by the Center for Digital Education provides an
opportunity for industry sponsors to hear directly from the attending K-12 executives about their priorities.
Panel Discussion & Industry Market Briefing — Immediately after the Roundtable meeting, the sponsors
and district participants will join a larger audience of private-sector organizations. This segment includes
presentations by the education leaders about their IT plans and Q&A, followed by a market briefing on
national trends in K-12 and their local impact by a CDE senior executive.
Roundtable Sponsorship Benefits (Limit: 5 sponsors)
ƒƒ One (1) pass for Roundtable Meeting
ƒƒ Four (4) passes total for the post-Roundtable Panel Discussion & Industry Market Briefing (additional passes
beyond 4 are $99 per person for Navigator members; $125 per person for non-Navigator members)
ƒƒ Prior to the day of the event, sponsors will be asked to recommend priority topics that they want to have
addressed in the discussion.
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 150-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Post-event attendee list with contact information
RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE & MARKET BRIEFING SPONSORSHIP INVESTMENT: $3,500 per city
Unlimited — Attend only the Panel Discussion & Industry Market Briefing
Digital Education Navigator member price per person: $99
Non-Navigator member price per person: $125
Research Roundtable Meeting / Las Vegas, NV
Panel Discussion & Industry Market Briefing / Las Vegas, NV
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New York City Department of Education
School Technology Summit
July 29, 2015 / New York, NY
Take advantage of this opportunity to meet New
York’s primary education IT leaders and hear about
their plans and priorities for 2015 and beyond.
New York City educates more than one million
students at 1,700 schools and has the largest
district IT budget in the country. Produced by
CDE, this event brings together DOE executives,
technology leaders, faculty and technical staff for a
day of professional development and networking
with peers and industry experts like you.
PREMIER SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Opportunity to introduce the luncheon speaker
(5-minute remarks including introduction)
ƒƒ Participation in educational program (speaker
placement — concurrent session, introduction or
fast-track session)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 / New Orleans, LA
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (full page, up to
500-word corporate description plus logo)
OFFICIAL CONFERENCE BAG
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Six (6) full event passes
ƒƒ Company name or logo imprinted on bag and
distributed to conference attendees
Premier Sponsorship Investment: $20,000
ANCHOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 12 sponsors)
ƒƒ Participation in educational program (speaker
placement — concurrent session)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (full page, up to
500-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Four (4) full event passes
Anchor Sponsorship Investment: $4,000
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ƒƒ Sponsor may provide promotional items to be
inserted in official conference bag that will be
distributed to conference attendees. (This would
not include marketing collateral, but should be a
physical item such as stress balls, nice pens, etc.)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Official Conference Bag Sponsorship Investment:
$4,000
K-12 Regional Events
REGISTRATION SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 1 sponsor)
BREAKFAST SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Lanyards with company name or logo (3 weeks
production time required)
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Breakfast
Sponsor (up to 250-word corporate description
plus logo)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Registration
Sponsor (up to 250-word corporate description
plus logo)
Breakfast Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
ƒƒ Premium signage in registration area
EXHIBITOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
Registration Sponsorship Investment: $3,500
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
KEYNOTE SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Verbal recognition from the podium as the
Keynote Sponsor
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Keynote Sponsor
(up to 250-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on PowerPoint slide as
Keynote Sponsor
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Keynote Sponsorship Investment: $3,000
Exhibitor Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
PATRON SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Patron Sponsor
(up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ One (1) full event pass (no additional passes
available for purchase)
Patron Sponsorship Investment: $1,000
NETWORKING BREAKS SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Networking
Breaks Sponsor (up to 250-word corporate
description plus logo)
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Networking Breaks Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
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Arizona CIO/CTO Forum
October 1, 2015 / Phoenix, AZ
ƒƒ Personalized invitations from Event Director
A once-a-year opportunity to meet CIOs, CTOs,
and key technical staff from across the Arizona K-12
school system.
ƒƒ Up to two content planning calls with the
Event Director
CDE’s 10 annual Arizona CIO/CTO Forum will draw
K-12 technology leaders from around the state to
discuss the IT interests and needs of Arizona’s K-12
school districts.
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of Roundtable Breakfast
attendees with contact information
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ƒƒ Positioning as Industry Expert for chosen topic
ƒƒ Two (2) Roundtable Breakfast passes (limited due
to total number of attendees)
ANCHOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
Roundtable Breakfast Sponsorship Investment:
$2,000 (plus $3,500 Anchor Sponsorship)
ƒƒ Participation on Advisory Board (ONE corporate
representative per meeting)
Total Investment: $5,500
ƒƒ Participation in educational program (speaker
placement — concurrent session or fasttrack session)
EXHIBITOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (full page, up to
500-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Four (4) full event passes
Anchor Sponsorship Investment: $3,500
ROUNDTABLE BREAKFAST UPGRADE
(Anchor only) Sponsorship Benefits
Includes all Anchor Sponsorship benefits with the
exception of participation in educational program.
That benefit is replaced by the Roundtable
Breakfast speaking opportunity.
ƒƒ Private, customized roundtable session with
15–20 education executives moderated by Center
for Digital Education
ƒƒ Opportunity to provide titles or names of education
executives to be invited
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop
with two chairs)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Exhibitor Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
REGISTRATION SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 1 sponsor)
ƒƒ Lanyards with company name or logo (3 weeks
production time required)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Registration
Sponsor (up to 50-word corporate description
plus logo)
ƒƒ Premium signage in registration area
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Registration Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
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K-12 Statewide Events
“This event was really worth my time! I enjoyed the keynote speaker quite a bit, the
sessions I attended, the vendors, networking with fellow IT folks, and the delicious
food! I have action items and am following up with two vendors for potential
adoption of their products. Thank you for this opportunity!”
Program Director, Technology, Xavier College Preparatory, Phoenix, AZ
KEYNOTE SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Keynote Sponsor
(up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Breakfast Sponsorship Investment: $2,000
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
PATRON SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
Keynote Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Patron Sponsor
(up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
NETWORKING BREAKS SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Networking
Breaks Sponsor (up to 50-word corporate
description plus logo)
ƒƒ One (1) full event pass (no additional passes
available for purchase)
Patron Sponsorship Investment: $1,000
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Networking Breaks Sponsorship
Investment: $2,000
BREAKFAST SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 2 sponsors)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Breakfast Sponsor
(up to 250-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
Arizona CIO/CTO Forum / Phoenix, AZ
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Illinois CTO Summit
June 11, 2015 / Chicago (Bloomingdale), IL
CDE is partnering with several Chicago-area IT district
leaders to produce an exciting new event – the first
annual Illinois CTO Summit. This one-of-a-kind gathering
will invite IT directors from Illinois’ 850+ districts for a
special day focused on a series of conversations led by
the event attendees themselves. The event’s informal
atmosphere has been strategically designed to foster
interaction between district and industry leaders alike,
and while conversation topics are still being fleshed
out, addressed topics will center around key questions
and most significant issues facing Illinois IT leaders. The
Summit will also feature a fun-filled networking activity/
dinner unique to the windy city itself – bring your ball
cap! If you’re looking to connect with Illinois’ education
leaders, this unprecedented event cannot be missed!
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS:
Activity Sponsor (Limit: 1 Sponsor): SOLD OUT
ƒƒ Participation in entire event including off-site
activity – 4 attendees
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
Registration Sponsor (Limit: 1 Sponsor):
ƒƒ Participation in entire event including off-site
activity – 2 attendees
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with c
ontact information
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Registration Sponsor (up to 250-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Lanyards with company name or logo (3 week
production time required)
Investment: $4,000
Sponsor
ƒƒ Participation in entire event including off-site
activity – 2 attendees
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
Investment: $3,000
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Activity Sponsor
(up to 500-word corporate description plus logo)
Networking Breaks Sponsor (limit 1 sponsor): SOLD OUT
Investment: $6,000
ƒƒ Participation in entire event including off-site
activity – 1 attendee
Luncheon Sponsor (Limit: 1 Sponsor):
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with contact
information
ƒƒ Participation in entire event including off-site
activity – 4 attendees
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Networking
Breaks Sponsor (up to 250-word corporate
description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Luncheon Sponsor
(up to 500-word corporate description plus logo)
Investment: $2,000
ƒƒ Premium signage near luncheon table(s)
Investment: $5,000
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K-12 National Events
May 7–8, 2015 / Atlanta, GA
Join a gathering of CIOs, CTOs and instructional
technology leaders from the 25 largest K-12 districts
in the nation.
You’ll participate in a discussion about The
Shift to Digital and the general challenges and
opportunities large school districts have as they
modernize network and data center infrastructure and
work to deliver greater student learning and improved
school efficiency through classroom technology. The
districts will share their plans including the current
status, rationale for their decisions and what they
have learned from their efforts to date.
Districts that regularly participate include Chicago
Public Schools, LAUSD, New York City Dept. of
Ed., Broward County Public Schools, Houston
Independent, Clark County Schools, Denver Public
Schools and more.
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes, including participation
at the dinner
Top: Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
Washington, D.C.
Bottom: Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
New Orleans, LA
Sponsorship Investment: $11,000
“Thank you for such a wonderful opportunity. I got the chance to hear and talk
with several districts and vendors in regards to their 1:1/BYOD initiatives.
What an amazing learning experience! I’ve already received a number
of resources from folks that I’ve spoken with and have begun crafting our
implementation plan. Thank you again for this opportunity.”
Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Howard County Public School System
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Digital Education Leadership
Conversation (DELC)
K-12 National Events
DELC for K-12 / October 2015
Join an intimate gathering of enterprise and
instructional technology leaders from the largest
and most innovative school districts around the
country for an informal discussion about significant
issues and trends in education.
The 2015 Digital Education Leadership Conversation
will focus on highlights from the Center for Digital
Education’s research findings as published in CDE’s
Special Reports throughout the year:
ƒƒ Classroom Technology
ƒƒ An Infrastructure for the Future
Digital Education Leadership Conversation 2014 / Nashville, TN
ƒƒ Big Data for Education
ƒƒ Personalized and Individualized Learning
ƒƒ winners of the Digital School Districts and Best
of the Web award programs
“Just as all the events that the
Center for Digital Education
hosts, this one, the Digital
Education Leadership
Conversation, was first class
and top notch! Great topics,
super networking opportunities
and fantastic hosts. There’s no
doubt that the Center for Digital
Education has a finger on the
pulse of education in America!”
ƒƒ and other education innovators from around
the country
CIO, Virginia Western
Community College
THE PEOPLE WHO ATTEND DELC
The invitee list for DELC K-12 includes:
ƒƒ CIOs and Directors of Instructional Technology for
each of the 50 State Departments of Education
ƒƒ their equivalents from the largest K-12 districts
ƒƒ past DELC attendees
ƒƒ contributors to CDE’s Special Reports
ƒƒ Advisory Board members for CDE events
LARGE DISTRICT LEADERSHIP GROUP MEETING
While at DELC, participate in a half-day meeting
with K-12 IT leaders from 10 to 20 of the largest
school districts. This discussion will provide
an opportunity for the participants to share
experiences, ideas, and best practices and to
develop strategies for the future.
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Two Premier Executive Events:
DELC: K-12 &
DELC: Higher Education
Higher Ed National Events
DELC for Higher Education /
October 2015
WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER
Sponsorship Benefits (Limit: 1 sponsor)
Connect with enterprise and instructional
technology leaders from the largest and most
innovative universities and community colleges
around the country for an informal discussion about
significant issues and trends in higher education.
ƒƒ Opportunity for sponsor to welcome the group and
talk about your commitment to the education market
ƒƒ Recognition in promotional materials
THE PEOPLE WHO ATTEND DELC
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact information
This invitation-only event will bring industry leaders
together with 25–40 university and community
college CIOs, CTOs, deans and other technology
and curriculum-related titles from across the
country for a dynamic conversation on the most
pressing topics facing higher education technology
executives today.
Don’t miss this opportunity to network with the
who’s-who of K-12 and higher education, all in one
room.
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
K-12 or Higher Education
ƒƒ Recognition in promotional materials
ƒƒ Logo recognition in program guide
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Premium signage
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact
information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Sponsorship Investment: $11,000
ƒƒ Logo recognition in program guide
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Reception and Dinner Sponsorship
Investment: $16,000
SPEAKER UPGRADE SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Must also purchase regular DELC Sponsorship and be
a CDE Special Report Sponsor) – 1 upgrade per topic.
Includes all benefits of regular sponsorship plus:
ƒƒ Opportunity to speak on discussion topic as a
featured speaker alongside education leaders
(topic to be created with CDE Event Director)
Speaker Upgrade Investment: $5,000 (in addition
to sponsor investment)
LARGE DISTRICT LEADERSHIP GROUP MEETING
+ DELC K-12 PREMIER SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Sponsorship benefits include DELC K-12
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Logo recognition in program guide (up to 250word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Large Districts Leadership Group Meeting
Investment: $20,000
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City University of New York (CUNY)
IT Conference
December 3, 2015 / New York, NY
ƒƒ Personalized invitations from Event Director
Spend two days with the IT decision makers for this
public university with more than 480,000 students—the
third-largest in the country.
ƒƒ Up to two content planning calls with the
Event Director
In partnership with CDE, the 14 annual CUNY IT
Conference will gather more than 700 faculty, staff
and technology leaders from CUNY’s 23 colleges
and institutions to discuss IT needs for educational
and management purposes throughout the
University system.
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of Roundtable Breakfast
attendees with contact information
ANCHOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
Total Investment: $10,500
ƒƒ Participation on Advisory Board (ONE corporate
representative per meeting)
EXHIBITOR SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
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ƒƒ Positioning as Industry Expert for chosen topic
ƒƒ Two (2) Roundtable Breakfast passes (limited due
to total number of attendees)
Roundtable Breakfast Sponsorship Investment:
$3,000 (plus $7,500 Anchor Sponsorship)
ƒƒ Participation in educational program
(speaker placement — concurrent session
or fast-track session)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted tabletop with two chairs)
ƒƒ Tabletop exhibit space (draped and skirted
tabletop with two chairs)
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (up to 250-word
corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide (full page, up
to 500-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
Exhibitor Sponsorship Investment: $5,500
ƒƒ Four (4) full event passes
REGISTRATION SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 1 sponsor)
Anchor Sponsorship Investment: $7,500
ROUNDTABLE BREAKFAST UPGRADE (Anchor
only) SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Lanyards with company name or logo (3 weeks
production time required)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
Includes all Anchor Sponsorship benefits with the
exception of participation in educational program.
That benefit is replaced by the Roundtable
Breakfast speaking opportunity.
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Registration
Sponsor (up to 50-word corporate description
plus logo)
ƒƒ Private, customized roundtable session with
15–20 education executives moderated by
Center for Digital Education
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Opportunity to provide titles or names of education executives to be invited
Registration Sponsorship Investment: $3,000
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ƒƒ Premium signage in registration area
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Higher Ed Regional Events
KEYNOTE SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
PATRON SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Keynote Sponsor
(up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Patron Sponsor
(up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on PowerPoint slide as
Keynote Sponsor
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ One (1) full event pass (no additional passes
available for purchase)
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Patron sponsorship investment: $1,000
Keynote Sponsorship Investment: $3,000
NETWORKING BREAKS SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Networking
Breaks Sponsor (up to 50-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Networking Breaks Sponsorship Investment:
$2,500
BREAKFAST SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
ƒƒ Logo recognition on event website with link
ƒƒ Recognition in program guide as Breakfast Sponsor
(up to 250-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Premium signage near refreshment table
ƒƒ Pre- and post-event list of attendees with
contact information
ƒƒ Two (2) full event passes
Breakfast Sponsorship Investment: $2,500
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The Center for Digital Education conducts the most
recognized survey programs in the education market.
Awards Program & Reception
April 19, 2015 / San Antonio, TX
Sponsorship Benefits
The 10 annual Digital Community Colleges
Survey and Awards, conducted by the Center for
Digital Education, recognizes community colleges’
exemplary use of technology to provide a high
level of service to their faculty, students, and
communities, and to improve the quality of education
in postsecondary institutions. All U.S. community
colleges are invited to participate in the survey.
ƒƒ Recognition in survey call-for-entries invitation
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At the survey’s conclusion, the questions and
criteria will be the basis of ranking for overall
performance for each college in each of the
survey’s three categories: small, mid-sized, and
large colleges, based on student enrollment. Top
colleges will be honored at an awards ceremony
held during an American Association of Community
Colleges conference and featured on the Center
for Digital Education website: centerdigitaled.com.
SURVEY PARTICIPATION
ƒƒ An exclusive post-survey report, including 25
colleges’ data extracts and research highlights
from the Digital Community Colleges Survey.
Includes highlights such as community colleges’
current and pending IT projects and future
purchasing plans. (Survey sponsors select the
colleges they would like profiled from the
respondents.)
ƒƒ Survey briefing for sponsors by a Center for
Digital Education analyst
ONLINE COVERAGE
ƒƒ Recognition on survey call-for-entries page
(40-word corporate description plus logo)
ƒƒ Recognition on survey winners’ announcement
page on centerdigitaled.com
ƒƒ Recognition on survey winners’ announcement
press release to general media
LIVE AWARDS RECEPTION
ƒƒ Co-host the winners at the awards presentation
ceremony — photo opportunities with winners
ƒƒ Two (2) sponsor passes to the reception
ƒƒ Contact list of ranked winners
ƒƒ Logo recognition on website with link
Timeline:
ƒƒ April 2015 — Awards presentation during the
American Association of Community Colleges’
annual conference
ƒƒ June 2015 — Exclusive post-survey reports
Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
Washington, D.C.
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Sponsorship investment: $10,000
(shared sponsorship)
National Survey Events
Awards Program & Reception
March 21, 2015 / Nashville, TN
Sponsorship Benefits
The 11 annual Digital School Districts Survey,
conducted by the Center for Digital Education
and the National School Boards Association,
showcases exemplary districts’ use of technology
to communicate with students, parents, and the
community, and to improve district operations and
the quality of education in public schools. All U.S.
public school districts are invited to participate.
ƒƒ Recognition in survey call-for-entries invitation
th
At the survey’s conclusion, a ranking will be
established in each of the survey’s three
categories: small, mid-sized, and large districts,
based on student enrollment. Top districts will
be honored at an awards ceremony held during
the National School Board Association’s annual
conference and featured on centerdigitaled.com.
SURVEY PARTICIPATION
ƒƒ An exclusive post-survey report, including 25
districts’ data extracts and research highlights
from the Digital School Districts Survey. Includes
highlights such as school districts’ current and
pending IT projects and future purchasing plans.
(Survey sponsors select the districts they would
like profiled from the respondents.)
ƒƒ Survey briefing for sponsors by a Center for
Digital Education analyst
ONLINE COVERAGE
ƒƒ Sponsor recognition on survey call-for-entries
page (40-word corporate description plus logo
and link)
ƒƒ Recognition on survey winners’ announcement
page on centerdigitaled.com
ƒƒ Recognition on survey winners’ announcement
press release to general media
LIVE AWARDS RECEPTION
ƒƒ Co-host the winners at the awards presentation
ceremony — photo opportunities with winners
ƒƒ Two (2) sponsor passes to the reception
ƒƒ Contact list of ranked winners
ƒƒ Logo recognition on website with link
Timeline
ƒƒ March 21, 2015 — Awards presentation at the
National School Board Association’s annual
conference
ƒƒ May 2015 — Exclusive post-survey reports
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
New Orleans, LA
Sponsorship investment: $10,000
(shared sponsorship)
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ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Awards Program & Reception
June 29, 2015 / Philadelphia, PA
The purpose of the Digital Content & Curriculum
Achievement Awards Program is to recognize
and showcase adoption and use of digital media
to encourage new learning models that improve
outcomes for students. The program will include a
focus on the district’s or school’s comprehensive
strategy and foresight in administration of the school
and student learning with digital tools.
AWARDS OVERVIEW
Key decision makers in K-12 school districts will
be surveyed about their use of digital content and
curriculum. The awards entry questions will be
primarily open-ended in order to fully capture and
measure individual institution gains and successes.
AWARDS
10 Awards will be presented, 5 in each category:
ƒƒ Large District/School (12,000 + students) —
5 selected
ƒƒ Small-Medium District/School (up to 11,999
students) — 5 selected
NATIONAL PROMOTION
ƒƒ Sponsor recognition on award winners’
announcement Press Release to general media
ƒƒ Sponsor recognition on award winners’
announcement page on centerdigitaled.com
ƒƒ Sponsor recognition in CDE K-12 Education
Technology email newsletter announcing
award winners
PREMIER SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
(Limit: 1 sponsor)
ƒƒ Introduce and help facilitate winning districts’
panel discussion
ƒƒ Two (2) representatives to attend and host
a table discussion at the awards reception
ƒƒ Sponsor acknowledgement during the awards
ceremony
ƒƒ Logo recognition on awards call-for-entries
page with link
ƒƒ Logo on appropriate event materials
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact
information
Premier Sponsorship Investment: $14,000
EVENT FORMAT
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS (Limit: 7 sponsors)
At the awards event, winning districts will share
some of their successes and network with peers
and industry experts.
ƒƒ Two (2) representatives to attend and host
a table discussion at the awards reception
The awards program and reception will consist of:
ƒƒ Sponsor acknowledgement during the
awards ceremony
ƒƒ A panel discussion featuring leading
schools/districts
ƒƒ Logo recognition on awards call-for-entries
page with link
ƒƒ Table discussions facilitated by sponsoring
organizations
ƒƒ Logo on appropriate event materials
ƒƒ Award presentations and reception
ƒƒ Post-event list of attendees with contact
information
Sponsorship investment: $6,000
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Custom Events Tailored to Your Needs
Meet key education IT decision makers in targeted regions or cities. We have the contacts that can make
your custom event successful — let us help you build an event that best meets your needs. You decide
where you need to focus and pick the event format that works for you. Sole-sponsored events give you 100
percent visibility as the only industry presence. Multi-sponsored events let you collaborate with a partner to
present a solution and bring your message to the cities you select.
Custom Event Series
Get face-to-face access to education leaders with Custom Events tailored precisely to your specifications.
You provide the subject-matter expert to keynote the event and invite a customer to speak about your
solution or partnership. We’ll confirm 20–25 K-12 and/or higher education leaders in your target region.
This 3- to 3-1/2-hour event is completely managed by our Custom Events team and allows you to present
your solution or product to a highly targeted audience. The success of this model is a result of our ongoing
work with CIOs and education executives and their key counterparts in your region of choice.
CUSTOM EVENT BENEFITS:
Estimated event time frame: 3 to 3-1/2 hours
ƒƒ Turnkey Event Management: We handle
all advance and onsite logistics, attendee
marketing and audience acquisition.
Attendance: 20–25 K-12 and/or higher education
executives
ƒƒ Dedicated Presentation: You can provide a
subject-matter expert.
ƒƒ Customer Endorsement: You can invite a
customer to speak.
ƒƒ Valuable Networking: Your sales team can
take advantage of breaks to explore potential
business partnerships.
Investment: $15,000 to $25,000*
*Custom events can be tailored to meet your
needs. Our Custom Events team will work
with you on the event format, length of event,
audience type and desired number of attendees.
Pricing will be determined based on an agreedupon scope of work.
ƒƒ Branding: Your corporate logo will be prominently
displayed on all promotional materials.
ƒƒ Third-party Credibility: We bring the key
decision makers to your event.
“The conference from my point of view was fantastic. Those CIOs in
attendance were very approachable and interested in discussing their needs
with me... the dialogue and discussion during the sessions was excellent.”
Director, Public Sector, Sprint
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Custom Events of All Types
Custom Events
Virtual Summits
Custom Webinars
A Virtual Summit is a gathering of people sharing
a common virtual environment on the Internet,
rather than meeting in a physical location. Virtual
Summits are very interactive, looking and feeling
a lot like physical meetings in terms of the
information exchange.
Showcase your products and services to a targeted
national audience. Webinars are a great way to
promote your new solutions, product launches,
strategic partnerships and more.
A Virtual Summit produced by the Center for Digital
Education will showcase your company’s solutions
to education decision makers through a live/
prerecorded event with a keynote presentation, an
optional panel discussion or on-demand breakout
sessions, and extended access to online resources
that provide follow-up learning opportunities.
VIRTUAL SUMMITS BENEFITS
Virtual Summits are a cost-effective way to stretch
your marketing dollars and reach a national
audience. They are ideal for:
ƒƒ Launching new products
ƒƒ Adding a virtual conference to a physical conference to augment meeting attendance
ƒƒ Presenting a thought-leadership forum
ƒƒ Sponsoring a Town Hall
ƒƒ Hosting an analyst briefing
ƒƒ Generating leads with a targeted audience of
education leaders. Lead guarantee: 175–200
unique registrants
Investment: pricing starts at $50,000
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Our Webinars are completely turnkey and include
a host/moderator, speaker coordination, audience
acquisition, webinar platform and lead generation
management.
CUSTOM WEBINAR BENEFITS:
ƒƒ Turnkey Event Management: Pre-event promotion, audience acquisition, host/moderator and
keynote, technical support and a digital archive
ƒƒ Customized Registration Page with your logo and
up to 3 qualifier fields or polling questions
ƒƒ Full Registrant/Attendee Contact Information and
Q&A report post-event
ƒƒ Lead Generation: up to 100 leads—including
pre-webinar registration/webinar attendees and
1-month webinar archive downloads
Investment: $15,000
2015 Calendar of Events
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Ceremony / Nashville, TN
March 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Chicago, IL
April 2015
Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards Ceremony / San Antonio, TX
April 2015
Large District Fly-In / Atlanta, GA
May 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Houston, TX
May 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Las Vegas, NV
May 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Sacramento, CA
May 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Boston (Woburn), MA
May 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Denver, CO
June 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Philadelphia, PA
June 2015
Harvard University IT Summit / Cambridge, MA
June 2015
Digital Content & Curriculum Achievement Awards / Philadelphia, PA
June 2015
Illinois CTO Summit / Chicago (Bloomingdale), IL
June 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Bay Area (Foster City, CA)
July 2015
New York City Department of Education School Technology Summit
July 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / St. Paul, MN
August 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Atlanta, GA
August 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Dallas, TX
September 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / San Diego, CA
September 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Seattle, WA
September 2015
Arizona CIO/CTO Forum / Phoenix, AZ
October 2015
Digital Education Leadership Conversation (DELC) — K-12
October 2015
Digital Education Leadership Conversation (DELC) — Higher Education
October 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Raleigh, NC
October 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Southern California
October 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Annapolis, MD
October 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Ft. Lauderdale, FL
November 2015
City University of New York (CUNY) IT Conference / New York, NY
December 2015
Research Roundtable & Market Briefing / Portland, OR
December 2015
Contact us for the best ways to build relationships
in the K-12 and Higher Education technology market:
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See how our events attract the
leaders in education technology
“The Arizona CIO/CTO Forum is a home-grown and participant-led event, but
partnering with the Center for Digital Education has helped us make it a real
conference… Sponsors and vendors have an unparalleled opportunity to
interact with district decision makers. Conference participants are the sort
of hard-charging innovators that are searching for solutions and providers.”
Matt Federoff , CIO, Vail School District
Digital Content & Curriculum Achievement Awards 2014 / Atlanta, GA
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 / New Orleans, LA
Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
Washington, D.C.
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 / New Orleans, LA
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“DELC went really well. When I first arrived I thought I was out of place being the
only software/platform company amongst the hardware manufacturers. But then
the districts started talking to me and asking me questions — the conversations
were fantastic! I actually feel I had an edge over the other vendors there. The
group is tight-knit, it’s like a fraternity/sorority.”
Vice President of Sales, Learning.com
Digital Content & Curriculum Achievement Awards 2014 / Atlanta, GA
Digital School Districts Survey Awards Reception 2014 / New Orleans, LA
Digital Community Colleges Survey Awards Reception 2014 /
Washington, D.C.
Digital Content & Curriculum Achievement Awards 2014 / Atlanta, GA
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through research, decision support and executive education
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and best practices in state and local government
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A national research and advisory institute specializing in K-12 and higher
education technology trends, policy and funding
CENTER FOR DIGITAL EDUCATION
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Higher Education Technology Market
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