Sponsorship packages for Suffolk Business Exhibition 2010
01 Feb 2010
The Suffolk Business Exhibition 2010 – taking place on April 28th - is one of the premier events on the local business scene.
It’s a well-established event, and this year promises to be action-packed - yet again!
It’s held in Suffolk’s top conference venue - Trinity Park. More than 100 businesses will be showcasing their products and services to an audience of more than 1000 visitors from companies and organisations large and small.
This year, a major draw will be our “Question Time”. We’re planning to put a number of leading political and business figures on the spot and put their views and policies under the microscope.
Can you afford not to be there?
The organisers of the Exhibition, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce and Ipswich & Suffolk Small Business Association (ISSBA), are offering a wide variety of sponsorship packages to fit all needs and budgets.
It’s your opportunity to get ahead of your competitors, put yourself in the spotlight and promote yourself to a pro-active and interested audience. You’ll be in good company too, with Suffolk County Council already supporting the event, and other leading organisations already committed to sponsorship deals.
Benefits* of sponsorship include:
- A prominent fully-equipped exhibition stand in a prime position
- High profile coverage through our media partners, Archant Suffolk and BBC Suffolk, and elsewhere
- Participation at the event launch photo shoot
- Your logo on Suffolk Chamber of Commerce and ISSBA websites
- Your logo on all promotional literature
*Benefits vary according to the package. And obviously, the sooner you sign up, the more benefit you can derive from your sponsorship!
Contact Kim or Becky at Boleyn Events for more information about the Exhibition and sponsorship packages. Tel: 01473 722723.
Bookings for exhibition stands can be made via the event's section of this website and www.issba.co.uk
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