Invest in Your Business' Future Workforce & Contribute to Your Community
Experience Your Future Day is a one-day, experiential learning event designed for 8th grade students to be able to experience hands-on what it's truly like to work in a chosen trade, profession or industry. Employers are being asked to give back to the community while helping to invest in the Valley's future workforce. These are your employees of tomorrow.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Set up 6:30am - 8:30amShow Hours 9am - 2pm
BREAKDOWN STARTS at 2pm
NO exhibitors will be allowed to breakdown prior to
all STUDENTS being out of the building - SAFETY requirementUniversity of Phoenix Stadium
Contributions and sponsorships help to cover costs of the event. Proceeds will support this and other Jobing Foundation programs. This event is tax deductible for most businesses as an ordinary business expense, but does not qualify as a charitable donation.
Note: Jobing.com does not benefit in any way from this program.
For questions, contact Vicki Steere, Executive Director, Jobing Foundation at vicki@jobingfoundation.org or 602.795.2787.
Sponsorships :
All sponsors will automatically receive a 20'x10' pipe & drape booth, 4 tables and 2 chairs. Requests for additional space depending on display requirements will be considered.
- Patron Sponsor - $2500
- Limited to 2 Sponsoring Companies
- Limited to 1 company per industry
- Premium placement at front of chosen pavilion
- Logo on Experience Your Future Day Website
- Logo on student education materials
- Logo on program materials
- Logo placement on registration emails
- Logo on jumbotron
- Advertisement in employer welcome package
- Logo on pavilion signage
- Logo recognition on day of event signage
- Specialty Sponsor - $2000
- Choice of sponsporsthips include: Employer lunch area, Jumbotron, Student Transportaiton area, water station (first come, first serve)
- Volunteer tshirt sponsorship sold
- Limited to 1 per service
- Logo on Experience Your Future Day website
- Logo on student education materials
- Logo on program materials
- Pavilion Sponsor - $1500
- Limited to 12 Sponsoring Companies
- Limited to 1 company per industry pavilion (first come, first serve)
- Logo on Experience Your Future Day website
- Logo on program materials
- Logo on pavilion signage
- Supporting Sponsor -- $1000
- Logo on Experience Your Future Day website
- Logo recognition on day of event signage
- Community Sponsors
- We are in need of experts to assist:
- providing volunteers
- work with sponsors and exhibitors
- work with students both day of and prior to event
- special marketing opportunities
Exhibitors:
- Contributing Exhibitor -- $500
- 10'x10' pipe and drape booth
- Covers actual costs of exhibit
- table, 2 chairs, wastebasket
- Basic Exhibitor - $100
- 10'x10' pipe and drape booth table, 2 chairs, wastebasket
- Scholarships are available for employers or education institutions that would like to participate, but cannot due to financial hardship.
- Electricity -- $110
Important Notes:
- We are anticipating in excess of 10,000 8th grade students from area schools. If you are going to provide take away materials, please provide for ample supply.
- Exhibit Hall will remain open 9am - 2pm and will not close for lunch. Lunch will be available for purchase that during the hours of 10:30am - 1pm at the Exhibitor Lounge. Exhibitor may bring up to 64 oz of beverages per booth (so you may bring in your morning coffee cup). No other outside food or beverages will be allowed.
- Please staff accordingly.
How to Make the Day a Fun and Rewarding Learning Experience... Success for All
This event is your organization's chance to shape the future workforce. Be creative! You can help make this day a success! Some suggestions about how to make the day a success for you...
- Staff the exhibit with individuals working directly in the profession.
- What can you bring with you to truely show students what it's like to work in your profession or industry.
- Can they get hands-on? CPR dummies, mini salon make overs, heavy construction equipment, video, mobile ATMs, autocad... If they can touch, do, play, interact... all the better!
- Consider showing how school relates to work. Does your job require math or science skills? How important is the need for strong written communication skills?
