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Why Sponsor ACT?

By becoming an ACT sponsor, you receive unprecedented benefits for 2011. ACT is once again sponsoring one on-site conference for 2011, and we have increased the benefits our Vendors/Associate Members can receive. The sponsorship levels begin at $3,500 and include booth space at the Annual Conference being held in San Diego, California June 20-22, 2011, on-site recognition at the conference, year-round website recognition, and much more. You have the flexibility to choose the package that best meets your needs and gives you the most exposure to potential prospects.


Benefits of Sponsorship

• Build meaningful relationships through face-to-face connections and educate prospects about how you can deliver exceptional value to their tax department during the Vendor Expo at the Annual Conference.
  
• Receive on-site recognition at the conference for your sponsorship, as well as special recognition on the ACT website for the entire 2011 year.
  
• Receive priority placement for ACT articles and presentations.
  
• Receive complimentary Associate Memberships (quantity varies by level).
  
• Receive complimentary Annual Conference Registrations (quantity varies by level).
  
• Receive an attendee list of all Annual Conference registrants.
  
• Participate in the Vendor Expo Passport program.
  
• Provide each participant with a piece of collateral in their Annual Conference materials. Some levels of sponsorship include inclusion of collateral on the conference USB drive.
  
• Choose a package specifically tailored to your needs and budget.
  
• Gain exposure to qualified leads, build your market exposure, and much more!
   
  

Sponsorship Application

 In order to apply for an ACT Sponsorship, you must complete the on-line Sponsorship Application below. In addition, by submitting your application, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions of the ACT Vendor/Associate Member Guidelines which can be found by selecting "Vendor/Associate Member Information and Guidelines" in the link section at the top of this page.