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1 Sponsor Presentation

2 The Women in Business Conference is a one-day conference, where prominent businesswomen serve as speakers and panelists. The personal interaction in these seminars provides an outstanding opportunity for graduate business students and professionals to learn from successful women business leaders and entrepreneurs. While this is a woman-focused event, conference planning and participation are not limited to women, since many issues will be relevant to all business people. The focus of the conference is to enhance and encourage career development and networking among students and working professionals, while developing an appreciation for the role of women in business. The conference includes a keynote speaker, individual speaker sessions, panels, and workshops. Topics are varied and include entrepreneurship, finance, career transitions, international business, social media marketing, and more.

3 Theme: Adaptability and Innovation With the tumultuous economic cycle we have experienced globally over the last two years, this conference will highlight how to thrive and be successful in any kind of business environment. In order to do that, organizations and individuals must constantly adapt to changing times, and innovate to stay current and competitive. We can also take the lessons of businesses who have succeeded in difficult times and apply the same principles to gain an edge during a strong economy. We live in a rapidly changing world, and it is essential to adapt and innovate to achieve progress. Speaker Sessions Include: o Effective Interactions o Career Transitions o Diversity in the Workplace o Social Media Marketing o Social Benefit Entrepreneurship o International Business Panels & Workshop Sessions Include: o Finance Panel o Entrepreneurship Panel o Media Relations Workshop

4 2009 Conference: Leading Through Change Focus: how people can lead through changing times, to persevere both personally and professionally, monetarily and ethically, to exemplify leadership through change. Keynote Speaker: Theresa Strickland, the Chief Home Design Strategy and Branding Officer at Sears Holdings. Using her financial expertise, Ms. Strickland conducted several companywide vertical integrations, creating product development, merchandising, and planning teams, and an international sourcing organization that resulted in substantial volume growth. Other Notable Speakers: o Bonita Banducci (SCU) o Edith Yeung (BizTechDay) o Brian Curran (NYSE) o Jenepher Dawson (LG Electronics) o Martha Galley (Microsoft) o Claudia Galvan (Microsoft) o Ian Macalister (Wells Fargo) o Cheryl Shavers (Global Smarts) 2009 Sponsors: o The Winkler Group o Felix Consulting o Ebay o Microsoft o Deloitte o 5 Dynamics o Barefoot Wine & Bubbly o Applied Materials

5 2008 Conference: Profit from Passion Focus: how people can profit both personally and professionally, monetarily and emotionally, from doing things they are passionate about. Keynote Speaker: Nilofer Merchant, CEO, Rubicon Consulting a global high-tech industry thought leader and trusted strategic advisor for companies such as Adobe, Symantec and VMWare. A total systems thinker, Ms. Merchant helps the C-Suite with strategy and innovation practices that transform their organization. Other Notable Speakers: o Sheri Benjamin (Vistage Int l) o Susan Felix (Felix Consulting Group) o Natasha Gurevich (ebay) o Linda Holrod (Fountain Blue) o Sandra Wales (Wales Investments) 2008 Sponsors: o The Winkler Group o EMC o Tyco Electronics o Palo Alto Medical Foundation o State Farm Insurance o Sun Microsystems

6 2007 Conference: Leadership in a Changing World Focus: business issues and leadership challenges arising from globalization. Keynote Speaker: Peg Wynn, Former Vice-President of Human Resources, Adobe Systems and Cynthia Ringo, Managing Director Vantage Point Venture Partners. Other Notable Speakers: o Niti Agrawal (Principal Stage4Solutions) o Diane Hagglund (DH Marketing Inc) o Dorothy D. Hayes (Intuit) o Ellen M. Jones (Morgan Stanley) o Hersh Shefrin (SCU) 2007 Sponsors: o The Winkler Group o Cisco o Mindjet o Bay Area Business Women o The Body Shop at Home o Cypress o Executive Jet Management

7 BRAND your organization to all attendees and speakers as a supporter of women in business through print, online, and verbal recognition of sponsorship. CONNECT prominent women in business to Santa Clara University students, alumni, and other community leaders. FACILITATE networking across industries and organizations. BUILD your organization's relationship with Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business.

8 We are offering five levels of sponsorship opportunities with benefits described in detail in the next few pages. We also welcome nonmonetary donations directly from your organization such as wine, take away bag items, and decorations.

9 PARTNERSHIP REWARDS A formalized relationship with Santa Clara University s Corporate Relations program that will facilitate contact with the University for: Business School Career Services programs that connect employers with a pool of talented MBA students Meetings with faculty and deans to further the mutual relationship between your Company and the University Invitation to periodic University events and conferences PUBLICITY OPPORTUNITIES Full-page black/white advertisement in conference program Prominent placement of banner with corporate logo throughout conference (poster board) Three easel advertisements to be provided by company Verbal recognition of Platinum sponsorship on conference day Prominent identification as Platinum Sponsor on WIB Conference website homepage in form of corporate logo, hyperlink to website, and acknowledgment on homepage Insert in take-away bags item to be provided by company Mention in all s sent from Women in Business organization about the event Mention in all PR ads relating to conference promotion EVENT BENEFITS Five tickets for the event Opportunity to participate in a networking event immediately following the conference Opportunity to display your company s products Opportunity to support the advancement of women in business and promote diversity in the workplace

10 PARTNERSHIP REWARDS A formalized relationship with Santa Clara University s Corporate Relations program that will facilitate contact with the University for: Business School Career Services programs that connect employers with a pool of talented MBA students Meetings with faculty and deans to further the mutual relationship between your Company and the University Invitation to periodic University events and conferences PUBLICITY OPPORTUNITIES Half-page black/white advertisement in conference program Placement of corporate logo throughout conference (poster board) Two easel advertisements to be provided by company Verbal recognition of Gold sponsorship on conference day Identification as Gold Sponsor on WIB Conference website sponsorship page in a form of corporate logo and hyperlink to website Insert in take-away bags item to be provided by company Mention in all s sent from Women in Business organization about the event EVENT BENEFITS Three tickets for the event Opportunity to participate in a networking event immediately following the conference Opportunity to display your company s products Opportunity to support the advancement of women in business and promote diversity in the workplace

11 PARTNERSHIP REWARDS A formalized relationship with Santa Clara University s Corporate Relations program that will facilitate contact with the University for: Business School Career Services programs that connect employers with a pool of talented MBA students Meetings with faculty and deans to further the mutual relationship between your Company and the University PUBLICITY OPPORTUNITIES One-quarter (1/4) page black/white advertisement in conference program Two easel advertisements to be provided by company Verbal recognition of Silver sponsorship on conference day Identification as Silver Sponsor on WIB Conference website sponsorship page in a form of corporate logo and hyperlink to website Insert in take-away bags item to be provided by company EVENT BENEFITS Two tickets for the event Opportunity to participate in a networking event immediately following the conference Opportunity to display your company s products Opportunity to support the advancement of women in business and promote diversity in the workplace

12 PARTNERSHIP REWARDS A formalized relationship with Santa Clara University s Corporate Relations program that will facilitate contact with the University for: Business School Career Services programs that connect employers with a pool of talented MBA students Meetings with faculty and deans to further the mutual relationship between your Company and the University PUBLICITY OPPORTUNITIES Name recognition in conference program One easel advertisements to be provided by company Verbal recognition of sponsorship on conference day Identification as Sponsor on WIB Conference website sponsorship page in a form of corporate logo and hyperlink to website Insert in take-away bags item to be provided by company EVENT BENEFITS Two tickets for the event Opportunity to participate in a networking event immediately following the conference Opportunity to display your company s products Opportunity to support the advancement of women in business and promote diversity in the workplace

13 $700 TO SPONSOR COFFEE FOR THE DAY Receive $1000 sponsorship level benefits plus signage above coffee bar $1000 TO SPONSOR TOTE BAGS Receive $2500 sponsorship level benefits and verbal recognition $3500 TO SPONSOR APPETIZERS FOR NETWORKING RECEPTION Receive $2500 sponsorship level benefits plus upgrade to full page ad in program and verbal recognition $4000 TO SPONSOR LUNCH FOR THE DAY Receive $5000 sponsorship level benefits plus signage and verbal recognition $4000 TO SPONSOR A/V EQUIPMENT FOR THE DAY Receive $5000 sponsorship level benefits plus signage and verbal recognition WINE DONATION CASES (OR PARTIAL DONATION) Level of sponsorship benefits commensurate with retail cost

14 BUY A TABLE FOR 8 ATTENDEES FOR $900 Sponsor your employees to attend the event at cost. Extend the opportunity to learn from valuable workshops and connect with Santa Clara University's network. PUBLICITY OPPORTUNITIES 1. Signage at the lunch table with corporate logo 2. Insert in take-away bags for corporate branded item PARTNERSHIP REWARDS A formalized relationship with Santa Clara University s Corporate Relations program that will facilitate contact with the University for: Business School Career Services programs that connect employers with a pool of talented MBA students Meetings with faculty and deans to further the mutual relationship between your Company and the University

15 Started in February 2001, the Women in Business (WIB) Network is an association of women and men interested in meeting and networking with other students and alumni in Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business MBA Programs. Since its inception, the network has grown to over 200 members including current students and alumni. Women in Business Mission Statement The Women In Business Mission is to organize professional, social and volunteer events designed to enhance and encourage the networking of MBA's while developing an appreciation for the role of women in business. About Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University The Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University began in 1926, and was one of the first business schools in the country to receive national accreditation. Its undergraduate business program is among the top 35 in the nation (and among top three in California), its MBA program has ranked in the top 15 for the last decade, and its Executive MBA is ranked 19th in the U.S. The School opened its new $49 million building for undergraduate, graduate, and professional business education in Fall 2008.

16 Nicole Foster, President Women in Business Network Leavey School of Business Santa Clara University Phone: Website: