2015 SPONSOR BENEFITS. utahwomenssummit.com. Friday, October 2, 2015 Grand America Salt Lake City, Utah

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1 2015 SPONSOR BENEFITS utahwomenssummit.com Friday, October 2, 2015 Grand America Salt Lake City, Utah

2 ECONOMIC GROWTH IS DRIVEN BY WOMEN The increase in female employment...has been the main driving force of growth in the past couple of decades Women have contributed more to global GDP growth than have either new technology or the new giants, China and India. (The Economist, 2006) Women in the workforce are vital to a company s success and to the over all economy. Female labor force participation plays an important role in reducing poverty, has a positive correlation with per capita GDP, and can improve a company s bottom line, just to name a few. 61% OF UTAH WOMEN OVER THE AGE OF 16 WERE PARTICIPANTS IN THE LABOR MARKET (Department of Workforce Services, 2014) Women The Utah Women s Summit is a celebration of the unique culture of Utah and the amazing women who work and live here. This conference is an opportunity for attendees to network, learn and change the way the world sees Utah women. Women in Utah are strong, educated, multi-talented, charitable and vivacious. The focus: Enhance and inspire the lives of all women in Utah. There are a variety of ways to participate as a sponsor. We can work with your company to create the right sponsorship to meet your engagement strategy. We invite your company to participate in this educational conference that celebrates women who do it all. In a New York Times article entitled U.S. Women on the Rise as Family Breadwinner, Cathrine Rampell states, Four in ten American households with children under age 18 now include a mother who is either the sole or primary earner for her family, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of Census and polling data... This share, the highest on record, has quadrupled since This means that an increasing amount of women are providing for their families, which produces more of a need to create balance within the home. The question is, how? Did you know: Females make up roughly half of Utah employment in business/financial operations (48 percent), sales/related (47 percent) and arts/design/entertainment/sports/media (44 percent) occupations* More than 73 percent of Utah s mothers with only school-age children participate in the labor market* Slightly more than 7 percent of all female Utah workers are self-employed. Less than 5 percent of Utah male workers are self-employed (2012).* In 2012, almost 40 percent of college educated married women, were married to men without a college degree.** * (Department of Workforce Services, 2014) ** (Luscombe, 2014)

3 Women Utah Women s Summit WOMEN DRIVING UTAH S ECONOMY BUSINESS Driven, passionate, hardworking women are taking on more and more managerial and leadership positions around Utah. With this growing presence comes a growing necessity to provide a balanced work-family lifestyle. BALANCE Utah s culture suggests that women must possess many titles; mother, wife, provider, friend, socialite, and many others. Along with these titles come expectations and it s becoming increasingly more important to find balance with those expectations to maintain a healthy and happy lifestyle. EDUCATION A college education or work force training is more than just a gateway to an affluent lifestyle. Education has implications that reach beyond the workplace, such as increased life satisfaction, a healthier lifestyle, heightened self-esteem and much more. S U M M T I Our mission is simple: We are trailblazers, forward thinkers, bridge builders, teammates, mothers, sisters, friends, doctors, scientists, therapists, educators, students, life changers. We are women. Powerful. Strong. Influencers. Define success on your own terms, achieve it by your own rules, and build a life you re proud to live. Anne Sweeney, President of Walt Disney

4 Women Not only are women starting companies at 1.5 times the national average, women are also excelling in the classroom at record numbers; Women now hold more bachelors and graduate degrees than men. S U M M T Angie Cheng, Editor- in-chief, Women 2.0 I

5 Women 73% OF UTAH S MOTHERS WITH ONLY SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN PARTICIPATE IN THE LABOR MARKET. (Department of Workforce Services, 2014) WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACCOMPLISH AT THE CONFERENCE? The Utah Women s Summit offers its sponsorship clients access to keynote speakers, content and multiple media channels of outreach at a fraction of the cost of activation on their own. Your brand will be seen by more than 1,500,000 residents, visitors, and business leaders across the state. The Utah Women s Summit will benefit from more than 12 million advertising impressions across print, digital and broadcast media. ATTENDEE PROFILE Working women seeking guidance on how to use business, education & family create a more fulfilling lifestyle Professional women looking to network with experts in various fields Community women wanting to explore business opportunities and obtain relevant advice Women seeking a support system and recognition Sponsorship will provide your company the opportunity to: Increase your brand or product s visibility Position your product or catapult a big idea Promote a new initiative or best practice Engage the Utah women population Develop long-term business and community partners Additionally, the Utah Women s Summit offers customizable solutions to meet your company s marketing objectives. Please contact us to discuss how we can help your company achieve a tailored sponsorship to this affluent audience. AGENDA OUTLINE We bring you an incredible selection of women in Utah from across a variety of fields. Each speaker will offer their unique perspective in being a woman in today s workforce. 8:30 am Check-In 9 am Opening remarks 9:15 am Featured Speakers 11:45 am Break 12 pm Lunch and Keynote 1 pm Networking Dessert Reception Non-working: 42% Married Utah Women Working Outside of the Home Working: 58% Kadee Duclos, Event Director (801) kadee@utahmediagroup.com Mary Ann Carlton, Event Representative (435) carltonmaryann@gmail.com (Department of Workforce Services, 2014)

6 SPONSOR BENEFITS Presenting Headline Premier Table $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,000 Number of Sponsorships available MARKETING AND BRANDING Corporate video (3 min) shown at opening session. Based on approval and centered on women in business. Organization logo displayed on sponsorship video Organization logo displayed on sponsorship appreciation page of program Company name and logo (link to homepage) on conference website Company name and logo displayed on venue signage Name & logo will be included on all promotion campaigns where sponsors are mentioned Company name/logo in print-ads covering local and regional publications including Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah Business and other media partners. Post-event speaker talks - Presented by pre-roll video for each talk posted on event website and youtube.com ONSITE BENEFITS Exhibitor Table Company name listed in program and website Acknowledgment from organizers at podium Corporate brochure to be distributed with attendee handouts (provided by sponsor) Sponsor Lunch Sponsor Attendee Lanyard Logo and company description in program 250 words 100 words 75 words Advertisement in program Back Cover Full Page 1/2 Page CEO to give welcome remarks in morning session Women Introduce Lunch Keynote Introduce Rapid Fire Presentation Subject Sponsor one Rapid Fire Presentation CONFERENCE PASSES S U M M T I Women

7 utahwomenssummit.com The Utah Women s Summit is produced by Utah Media Group. Utah Media Group has more than 60 years of advertising, marketing and event experience. Our goal is to focus on increasing opportunities for women professionals in Utah. To participate as a sponsor contact Utah Media Group: Kadee Duclos Event Director (801) kadee@utahmediagroup.com Mary Ann Carlton Event Representative (435) carltonmaryann@gmail.com Jed Call VP Development (801) jcall@utahmediagroup.com