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Gabriel Guerra - President of Kleberg Bank
Kateri Reyes
A rising tide raises all ships, and for Gabriel Guerra, President of Kleberg Bank, leading that tide of local success in Corpus means being equally invested in the success of others. Born and raised in this city, his pride for the inner workings of commerce has pushed him to champion business rights and resources by serving in leadership roles within our Chamber of Commerce - most notably in his present role as Chairman.
Corpus Christi has a long and rich history of small business and thriving entrepreneurial spirit, largely supported by our two local chambers: the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce and the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Both have held tremendous cultural and historical significance in shaping local commerce and advocating for business in the Coastal Bend.
Founded in 1916, the Corpus Christi Commercial Club was founded by local businessmen, and over time, evolved into the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce. This year, the establishment celebrates 100 years in serving our community and influencing the most key developments in local commerce, and it has played a significant role in the success of major economic centers such as the Port of Corpus Christi, the creation of the Harbor Bridge, CCAD, The Texas State Aquarium, and so much more.
The Hispanic Chamber has 78 years of promoting a member-supported base for advocacy for local Hispanic businesses. Originally named the Corpus Christi Mexican-American Chamber of Commerce, they were largely started as a disenfranchised collective, yet have evolved into a generous support celebrating cultural heritage and providing resources for economic growth throughout our city.
Throughout the years, there have been talks of a merger between the two, but as talk often goes, it never had a leader willing to spearhead the effort and fully explore the concept. The impetus to resume the conversation came last year when CC Chamber CEO Foster Edwards announced his retirement. With impending new leadership on the horizon, it seemed like the perfect time to make the transition to fully join the two Chambers.
Knowing the time was ripe, Guerra led the charge in facilitating a merger to actualization. He kept the discussion on track and in constant motion. Even at times when it all seemed destined to crumble, he didn't allow it. For members on both sides, the issue of multiple chambers has long been one of duplication and overlap. But this new joint venture will promote a true voice of unity within our sparkling city's business community. In fact, Guerra predicts that this will create an uptake in new membership across the board. The tremendous potential for what true unity could create was all the more reason that Guerra persevered in seeing this through.
Equal representation from both sides served in the capacity of implementing the intricacies of the merger. Professional Facilitator, Toby Futrell, was brought in to serve both Chambers in this process and represent the ten key components; the primary of which detailed this is to be a true merger, not an acquisition. This will become a new entity with a new name that will be unveiled later this year through a great celebration. Throughout the process an open dialogue with membership was maintained, which helped reinforce the sense of unity within.
What is the significance of this merger? "I feel our community was hungry for this in a big way. This is a signal that our city has moved forward and is unified as one voice, not as a community that is split. [Corpus Christi is] a community that recognizes culture, appreciates diversity, but appreciates the individual for what they bring to the table in terms of business. We can now see a community that is unified in attracting new business to our community" says Guerra. "We recognize the historical context of where we come from, but moving forward, Corpus Christi will be viewed as a model of unity."
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On the back lot of the Corpus Christi Food Bank, you will notice an unusual new plastic dome. A greenhouse has appeared, and in it something genius is taking place. Casey Williams and Lawrence Pilareiro are avid growers- we cannot call them "gardeners" because they do not tend to the average soil, water, and sun methods. Instead, they have turned nature on its head and created an entire new ecosystem perfectly interwoven with symbiotic symmetry to establish a new way a life. They call it "Aquaponics." Aquaponics is in of itself a nuance- a combination of Aquaculture—the raising of fish and Hydroponics—growing plants without soil. Their goals are simple: create a clean, organic method for growing high yield crops in small spaces with the least amount of pest control issues…and then tell the world how they did it. Education is the driving passion at the forefront of their efforts.
Stepping into the greenhouse, there is an immediate clean lush green aroma, layered with the acoustic lullaby of running water. Channels of water run the length of the greenhouse and are buffered by an equal-sized channel of crumbled shale rock. Floating atop the water are dozens of foam platforms dotted by petite shoots of lettuce reaching toward the warm sun. The rock beds are a lush array of various vegetables from broccoli to cilantro and kohlrabi. The real workers are out of sight. Under the foam trays of vegetables, swimming among their roots are hundreds of tilapia, who have the important job of creating waste that makes for viable plant food, while the plants maintain water purity, creating an oxygen-rich environment that the fish can thrive in. There is a third party in this triangle that is a little more ambiguous. They are naturally occurring organisms attracted to this environment - microbes and worms add to the nutrient density of the shale mixed media beds as they process vegetation through their bodies. All told, it's an intricately woven society engineered to be fully self-supporting.
The sheer passion that Williams and Pilareiro possess for this method is contagious. They grew up together on neighboring farms in Riviera, TX. With combined backgrounds in commercial farming and biology, these lifelong friends came together to approach the Food Bank with their concept of creating an urban garden with a focus on teaching people how to become more self-sustaining and to learn to appreciate their own health by connecting to the process of producing their own food source. It was Williams who already worked at the Food Bank who first approached them about the empty field on their property that was just begging to be used! Together, they formed Corpus Christi Aquaponics (CCAP) on land operated by the Food Bank, and have built it with almost 100% recycled material. They broke ground in May of 2015 and are entering their first full season of production. They hope that beyond the local tables through farmer's markets they can eventually partner with local restaurants in a community pride partnership for locally grown produce. In addition to the educational partnership with the Food Bank, they also donate their excess produce.
Innovation and education are what motivate Williams and Pilareiro to push nature's envelope and continually overcome and engineer this truly new method of growing produce and achieving a more sustainable lifestyle. They are hoping to streamline their system so that it can be easily duplicated in schools, urban gardens, and serve as an educational tool to all who encounter it!
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Nationally recognized and locally sponsored by Kleberg Bank and the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce, "Lemonade Day" is fast approaching, set for May 14th, 2016. Its purpose is to elevate children of all ages to dabble for a day in entrepreneurship and small business. Flour Bluff sisters Danielle (11) and Makayla (9) Gonzales are putting the finishing touches on their chalkboard menu and calculating how many sweet treats to bake. For these spunky sisters, a lemonade stand at the foot of their driveway is big business.
The quirky and talkative duo know how to sell lemonade. Gearing up for their second year participating in Lemonade Day, Danielle is all business, and Makayla is the one whose wit and humor will break your wallet! These two have an extensive plan laid out, taking what they learned last year and expounding upon that this year. They know that success is all in the planning.
Dad Simon Gonzales crafted a dreamy lemonade stand out of upcycled pallets and a wood shingle roof. The girls carefully decorated it with colorful accents. They then hit the kitchen with mom, Brandy, baking a host of sweet treats ranging from orange chocolate dipped pretzels to lavender cookies, peppermint brownies and lemon squares. "All made with essential oils" the girls proudly boast. They are already learning that capitalizing on trends and standing out from the crowd is an important key to success. They have evaluated last year's sales and decided to re-work the menu a tad, taking off the pretzels that were time consuming and the least purchased item, while increasing the cookies and bars that sold the greatest. As for the lemonade, they offer both traditional and pink. But for those who want to live a little, Makayla has created her own cocktail she calls "the mix"- combining the two.
Last year, the girls raised over $300 for their favorite charities - The Wounded Warrior Project and Little Miss Kickball.
This year they have elected to earn for the Gulf Coast Humane Society and CASA. Their plan is profoundly detailed, complete with a marketing campaign that, like last year, will start a week before they open with a social media campaign, and then the day before the sale their wooden signs that will go up throughout the neighborhood.
"It was hard work" says Makayla, who says she had to take a few Union breaks last time. Big sister Danielle rolls her eyes but chimes in "we spent a lot of time on it, but one thing we thought was cool was that our neighborhood kept thanking us for bringing people together; they even brought out lawn chairs and stayed around to chat." At that she reminds her parents that they need to plan to set up a special seating area this year to invite patrons to linger. Their favorite customer was their school principal, Dr. Nikole Youngburg. But this year, the sisters are really hoping the Mayor stops by to taste their lemonade!
"Last year they learned so much about running a business and interacting with customers" says Brandy, "but this year I want to emphasize for them the process of calculating profit after expenses, so together we will keep track of what we spend as we prepare."
The girls giggle and toast as they make one of Makayla's cocktails. I ask if they plan to go into business together when they grow up. Danielle thinks about it, but Makayla immediately pipes up "yes, we will have a massage place, but Danielle will probably have to give me massages…during my Union breaks."


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Well, it looks like we're not going to keep up on our weekly updates so this will be a (quick) summary of the activities of the past 10 days or so. First and foremost, we have completed insulation which only took a day and have started sheetrock! Continue reading

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Here you will find the Tenses of Mapping. If you use the 3 tenses, past, present and future, you are either: Level 6 (Been a mapper for under 5 months) Grade B (Been a mapper for at least 5 months). Here are all the tenses explained:
Perfect Tense
The Past Tense used to say what "has/have" happened in the series.
Imperfect Tense
The Past Tense in which events which used to happen in history.
Present Tense
Whether it's a Past or a Future Series e.g. future of Europe. If you end a history series or begin a future series in the 21st Century so 2000 - 2099, that is Present Tense.
Future Tense
If you do a future series e.g. future of Europe. That counts as the future tense and is considered the 3rd tense to learn.
Pluperfect Tense
A Past Tense in which events which had happened.
Plufuture Tense
A Future tense in which events which will happen.
Conditional Tense
A Tense in which an event which WOULD happen.
Additional Tense
A Tense in which the same thing happens in more than 1 place, continent or planet. E.g. A World War happened in more than 1 continent.
Traditional Tense
Use more a different mapping dialect for different Tenses. This is considered a Mapping Dialect Tense, called the Traditional Tense.
Subjunctive Mood
Used to show ideas and fantasies of different nations; such as goals, wishes, desires and wants. For example; England's goal is to unite Britain; Russia's goal is to unite USSR.
Help and Tips: The different Tenses may be confusing so I'll summaries them. Perfect - Events which have happened. Imperfect - Events which used to happen. Pluperfect - Events which had happened. Present - What happening Now Future - What will happen Plufuture - What shall happen Conditional - What would happen


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AUGUST, 2015. SOIL-THERM is releasing its latest thermal systems for soil remediation applications at the end of August! The SOIL-THERM "NanoTHERM CatOX" and THERMOX systems offer the most advanced thermal processing technology ever! SOIL-THERM never buys 'off the shelf burners"! We've developed our latest "dual stage" heat exchanger inetegrated burner system for super low fuel usage, which also features our high performance Jet-THERM direct fire burner. Field testing has proven >99+% D.E., smallest (29″ x 48″ skid) 250 scfm complete SVE oxidizer on the market and even has vacuum side and pressure side GAC hookups as well! Fits anywhere, operates on 230V, 1-phase plug-in, and quick connects to a 20 – 100 gallon propane tank. At 5% LEL, operation costs are as low as $0.50 per hour using propane. Perfect for all types of pilot testing and fast response remediation needs! Or for projects where you're sick of waiting for the gas company to get your natural gas line approved and snatch your $5-10,000 to get it started 12 weeks later. Think of the money you can save.
NanoTHERM: Easily load up your new NanoTHERM and roll it off the back of your truck, plug-in to a local "washing machine" electrical 1-phase plug, roll in and quick connect to a standard 100 gallon propane tank – – and you're set! NO ridiculous waits and high fees or delays for your pilot testing or fixed site projects! And propane is as low as a $1 a gallon in places which makes these systems even more convenient.
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JULY, 2015. SOIL-THERM's Mark Sujata was interviewed by the Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) for their Remediation 2015 issue to provide our perspective on current and future trends in the Remediation market. SOIL-THERM discusses its latest top-secret projects and technologies!
MARCH, 2015. SOIL-THERM's presented our newest technology and display at the RemTEC Summit in Westminster, Colorado, from March 2-4th. SOIL-THERM introduced our high performance Ramjet Burner GAS-FIRED technology for DownWell heating and In-Situ Thermal Remediation (ISTR) after recent field studies demonstrated phenomenal heating and cleanup capabilities using a complete soil heating network system built by SOIL-THERM.
March 2015. SOIL-THERM received the prestigious Environmental Business Journal Award for Technology Merit: Remediation at the EBI Summit on March 11, 2015, San Diego, CA. The award was for (1) the Downwell Burner Technology and our DWR-1 Burner, (2) Heat Recovery during ISTR operation using a custom designed heat exchanger to recover well gas exhaust heat in order to preheat the DWR-1 burner operation, and (3) DownWell destruction of CVOC's using a specially designed chlorinated oxidizer that fit within an 8″ well casing and could generate up to 1Million Btus/hour, or approximately 425 horsepower heat into the ground. Destruction efficiencies demonstrated for PCE at >99.8. Bro-SoilTherm-EBJ2014


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The Asian Network for the Rights of Occupational and Environmental Victims (ANROEV) expresses its deep sadness and outrage at two recent fires within a spate of three months in Karachi and Dhaka. These fires together killed more than 420 workers and have now become the most devastating fires, in terms of the death toll, in Asia.
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Albert Boscov sent a letter to employees telling them he has pancreatic cancer.
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The Lockheed Martin Plant in Owego will be working on radar upgrades for the U.S. Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter fleet.
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The Endicott Water System is getting $653,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to fix three wastewater pumping stations damaged in the 2011 flood.
Operations are winding down at an independent bookstore in downtown Binghamton.
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An old shopping center on Binghamton's North Side is to be torn down within the next several months.
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Property Description
Mashkinonje Lodge (formerly known as Lucky Strike Camp) is the ultimate destination for the fishing, and outdoor enthusiast as well as for those seeking a truly family oriented vacation destination. We are located just 3.5 hours north of Toronto in a truly unique, secluded setting that fronts the beautiful West Arm of Lake Nipissing. Each of our tastefully decorated housekeeping cottages are perched on the waterfront, facing West for gorgeous sunset views! Our property also directly borders a 50,000 acre nature preserve - Mashkinonje Provincial Park, offering easy access to over 35 km of picturesque trail systems. The fishing is outstanding, with an ample supply of various species including musky, walleye, northern pike and bass. On site amenities include: full service marina, general store, boat rentals, canoe/kayak rentals and more. We are also a pet friendly resort. Whether fishing with 'the guys', hiking, relaxing with the family or exploring the vast waters of Lake Nipissing and the French River by canoe, Mashkinonje Lodge has everything you will need for a restorative, memorable yet affordable vacation.
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At Mashkinonje Lodge fishing is our passion! We have a steeped history in catering to our guests, many of whom have been returning for twenty-five plus years. Our priority is to provide you with the equipment and knowledge necessary to make your fishing expedition both a pleasure, and a success. Of course we can't take all of the credit; being located on of the most productive lakes in Ontario certainly helps!
Simply put, Lake Nipissing is a bonafied fish factory and if it is outstanding fishing you are looking for, there are few places that compare. The fifth largest lake in Ontario (excluding the great lakes), Nipissing covers approximately 850 square kms. It is relatively shallow (about 30 ft. in most places) and as a result, is well aerated, which leads to an abundance of healthy plant, plankton and resulting fish life.
Mashkinonje Lodge is located on the west arm of Lake Nipissing. The west arm differs from the main body of water due to its rocky shorelines, deeper water depths and the fact that it is sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds experienced on aast Nipissing. On some parts of Nipissing, high winds can keep anglers out of the water for days at a time. The west arm offers access to the big water, but is sheltered enough to ensure you will be fishing in almost all conditions.
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Are you and your family seeking your next summer vacation destination? Have the pressures of work, school and city life left you yearning for a retreat into nature? If so, Mashkinonje Lodge has you covered. We offer spacious, fully equipped waterfront cottages on the beautiful West Arm of Lake Nipissing. Our secluded ten acre property is loaded with activities for both parents and kids and directly borders Mashkinonje Provincial Park. The park offers 40 kms of hiking and exploring opportunities. Here are just a few of the activities and amenities available at Mashkinonje Lodge that are sure to give you and your family the time of your life:
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Recipe by Noodle lovin flool
My grandma used to always make this and it is one of my many "Comfort Foods". Cheap, Easy, and really good with homemade cornbread. Enjoy! Sometimes I add only half a can of green chillies, it is your choice.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 (4 ounce) can diced green chilies
- 1 (15 ounce) can ranch-style pinto beans
- 1 (15 ounce) can yellow hominy
- 1 (15 ounce) can stewed tomatoes
- 1 small yellow onion, chopped
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook the ground beef in a large pot with the onion until done.
- Open the all cans and add entire contents to the same pot. Heat to a boil and reduce heat and simmer for 10 minute Ok it doesn't get more simple than that.


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Treatment allocation in trials: stratified randomisationBMJ 2015; 350 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.h978 (Published 26 February 2015) Cite this as: BMJ 2015;350:h978
- Philip Sedgwick, reader in medical statistics and medical education1
- 1Institute for Medical and Biomedical Education, St George's, University of London, London, UK
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Researchers investigated whether the probiotic Lactobacillus reuteri reduced crying or fussing in infants with colic. A double blind placebo controlled randomised trial was performed. The intervention was oral L reuteri (1×108 colony forming units) given daily for one month. Participants were healthy term breastfed or formula fed infants, aged less than 3 months, who had infant colic. A community based sample of 167 infants was recruited and randomised in a 1:1 ratio to the intervention (n=85) or placebo (n=82). Randomisation was stratified by method of infant feeding (breast fed v formula fed) and age (≤6 weeks v >6 weeks), using a block size of two.1
The primary outcome was daily duration of crying or fussing after one month of follow-up. Secondary outcomes included the infant's sleep duration at seven, 14, and 21 days as well as maternal mental health and family functioning at one and six months. Treatment groups were compared in outcomes using an intention to treat analysis. It was reported that the mean daily duration of crying or fussing fell steadily in both groups. At one month, the probiotic group cried or fussed for 49 minutes longer than the placebo group (95% confidence interval 8 to 90 minutes; P=0.02). There were no significant differences between treatment groups for any of the secondary outcomes. No study related adverse events were reported. The researchers concluded that L reuteri did not benefit breastfed infants or formula fed infants with colic.
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CE Credits Online is introducing a new course created in partnership with Dr. William Glasser
Choice Theory in the Classroom: Every Student Can Succeed
Dr Glasser is an internationally recognized psychiatrist who is best known as the author of Reality Therapy, a method of psychotherapy he created in 1965 and that is now taught all over the world.
Glasser's path has been one of a continuing progression from private practice to lecturing and writing and ultimately culminating in the publication of over twenty books. After writing the counselling book, Reality Therapy (1965), he published his first book on education, Schools without Failure (1969). He went on to write four additional books related to education: Choice Theory in the Classroom (1986), The Quality School (1990), The Quality School Teacher (1993), and Every Student Can Succeed (2000).
In the late 70's, Glasser was introduced to control theory systems through the writings of William T. Powers. In consultation with Powers, Dr Glasser applied Powers' knowledge of how systems work to the field of human behaviour. That theory of why and how we behave is now called Choice Theory.
In his next key book, Choice Theory (1998), Glasser greatly expanded the understanding of motivation and behaviour. He then added, Warning: Psychiatry Can Be Hazardous to Your Mental Health (2003), to help people improve their mental health and happiness. In 2005 he produced a booklet, Defining Mental Health as a Public Health Issue to provide a new resource for mental health professionals. Finally, in 2007, Eight Lessons for a Happier Marriage, which he co-authored with his wife, Carleen, became his third book to help couples learn important tools for improving their relationship.
Very early, he came to the conclusion that genetically we are social creatures and need each other and that the cause of almost all psychological symptoms is our inability to get along with the important people in our lives. He offers choice theory to replace external control and has dedicated the remainder of his life to teaching and supporting this idea.
In 1967, he founded The Institute for Reality Therapy. Since that time, over 75,000 people worldwide have taken Intensive Training to gain knowledge on how to apply his ideas in their professional life. They have discovered that by using choice theory, their personal relationships have improved as well.
Although Dr Glasser is retired from the speaking circuit, he remains interested in all the Institute training that is occurring worldwide.
Some of Dr Glasser's many accomplishments are as follows:
- Listed in Who's Who in America since the 1970s;
- 1990 – awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa from the University of San Francisco;
- 2003 – presented with the ACA Professional Development Award recognizing the significant contributions made to the field of counseling;
- 2004 – presented with the "A Legend in Counseling Award" by the ACA;
- January – 2005 presented with the prestigious Master Therapist designation by the American Psychotherapy Association; and finally,
- 2005 – Presented with the Life Achievement Award by the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology for his enormous influence as a psychotherapist and author.


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This paper describes the collaboration between two university professors teaching two separate site-based courses in inclusion and diversity pedagogy linked by a common field experience in the same school. This collaborative model, so highly recommended in elementary as well as secondary settings, was implemented in two teacher-preparation courses on Inclusion and Diversity. The courses are taught on-site at a nearby elementary school in close proximity to the university campus.
|Diversity Pedagogy, Inclusion, Blended Instruction, Enhanced Learning Goals, Ethnography, Portraiture Methodology, Co-teaching
The International Journal of Diversity in Education, Volume 15, Issue 3, September 2015, pp.11-15. Article: Print (Spiral Bound). Published online: July 24, 2015 (Article: Electronic (PDF File; 240.203KB)).
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Setting Up A Conference: Part 2 - Speakers...no, no, Sponsors!
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I know that I promised to talk about speaker selection next, but before that I should talk about sponsors.
Since you know the theme of the event, the target audience, the estimated size, scope (local, regional, national or world-wide) and with a rough budget, you can start to develop your sponsor strategy.
First realize that large companies (IBM, HP, Oracle, etc.) usually have multiple marketing groups and multiple marketing budgets. They budget for large, recurring events at least a year in advance from a "corporate marketing group".
Then there are typically "product marketing groups" that have additional funds for marketing their particular product or service. These product marketing groups may also budget a year in advance, but usually have a small "slush fund" of money for new projects. Depending on company practices, the corporate marketing group may handle the "really big shows" and the product marketing groups may handle the small to medium events.
Finally there may be regional and local marketing dollars which are at the discretion of the local marketing people.
For a small to medium size conference this last group is the one which you should initially present your event. The local or regional audience that it attracts affects them the most, and they get the most "bang for the buck" out of the marketing dollars. That is not to say they will immediately hand you lots of money, but they may commit to giving you funds as the planning for the event goes forward. They may even be willing to put someone from their marketing team on your own planning team. Let these local people help you reach into their company's larger organizations to help you find additional resources you may need for your event.
Other "sponsors" often overlooked are local governments. Several successful small conferences (and even large ones) engage the local, state and regional governments. After all, FOSS brings jobs and your conference will be attracting business to their area. The Chamber of Commerce, Tourist Commission or Better Business Bureau are all agencies that you should at least inform that your conference is happening.
Finally, think about local businesses. Contact your local bookstore, particularly if they have a technical section, and let them have a stand at your event. People appreciate the ability to scan through a book before they purchase it, and a "show discount" is always appreciated. Let the local bookstore know what type of audience and books that would be appreciated at the event. "Windows for Dummies" will really not sell huge numbers of copies.
Local consulting firms, Human Resources ("Headhunters" to most of us) Firms, Training Firms (as well as local colleges and universities that use FOSS) are all potential vendor/sponsors for the event.
Sponsorship is not always in the form of money. Local companies can offer equipment, expertise, marketing materials, graphic design, hosting and a variety of other things that both cut your costs and make your life easier.
If you have attended even one event, or looked at the web pages of an event, you know the drill. For the most part the more money the sponsor invests in the event, the move visibility the sponsor expects to have at the event. This is the mantra of marketing.
However, good marketing people also match the speakers and the marketing materials to the audience, so if your event prospective is clear in saying "technical", or "educational" or "government" audience, the marketing people will often (but not always) try to match the sponsorship and materials sent to the audience. Believe it or not, there can be "good marketing".
There are always levels of sponsorship, all the way from a "general sponsorship" (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Brass, Lead) to targeted sponsorships (sponsoring a dinner or evening reception) and even speaker sponsorships (sponsoring travel for a particular speaker). Every level should generate some type of relevant visibility for the sponsor.
Create a marketing prospectus and be honest about it. Tell them the theme, audience, venue and estimated size. Put in the prospectus the plans for advertising your event, and the scope of the advertising. Please do not think that creating a web page is "enough" in the way of advertising. Web pages are passive advertising, you have to know about the page before you go to it. Newspaper and magazine advertising, radio community calendars, mailings to companies and schools are active advertising.
Being honest with your sponsors about potential size is important. It is better to have more people at an event, and have the sponsors say "wow, this is more than I expected", then to have the sponsors invest in brochures, sending people, equipment, etc and have few people show up.
Be sure to thank your sponsors, both on printed material that the attendees would take home, on signage around the conference, and on stage.
If a sponsor comes to you with a reasonable problem, try to address it in a reasonable way. They will appreciate it. On the other hand the sponsors should not dominate the event. The event is a partnership between the event organizers, the attendees and the sponsors.
Now that you have a sponsor strategy, start to line up potential sponsors and see what types of investment you might be able to attract. Test the waters, and this will help you finalize your budget.
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Oz and James in the California Wine CountryCalifornia Wine Country, is both amusing and instructive because, while Oz Clarke is a famous wine expert, his sidekick, James May, is not. He's worn many hats (he's best known for being co-presenter of a British motoring show), but none remotely wine related. So Oz tries to instruct him on the intricacies of wine tasting during what is billed as Oz and James' Big Wine Adventure, but meets with indifferent success. Both of the guys enjoy a drink and get on well together even though they are as like as chalk and cheese, so it's a fun show to watch.
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I enjoy looking at archives outside of Mississippi because it's interesting to see what other folks collect about our state, and how we may be reflected out in the broader world. OhioMemory.org has a small collection of Mississippiana that includes… Read More ›
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Spring has sprung especially early this year in Mississippi, and when our thoughts turn to Spring, they automatically turn to the annual rite of Spring Pilgrimage, when historic homes in communities around the state are open for us to tour…. Read More ›
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Two Restoration Projects Out for Bids
We had some good news come to the MissPres inbox this week. From the Durant Historic Preservation Commission members, of Durant in Holmes County, Mississippi. They are happy to announce that they have qualified for the Authority To Advertise For Bids with MDOT… Read More ›
2016 Community Heritage Preservation Grants Announced
From the MDAH website comes much-anticipated news about this year's round of Community Heritage Preservation Grants (CHPG), the state's primary historic preservation grant program. I've taken the liberty of adding links to the MDAH Historic Resources Database for each building so you… Read More ›
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A long while ago, I did a post about the abandoned Mercy Hospital in Vicksburg, which continues to be a popular post here on MissPres. I used a newspaper clipping from the special edition of the Vicksburg Post that ran the… Read More ›
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The Japanese architect Takeshi Hosaka oversaw the renovation of this house in a very crowded district of Tokyo, on behalf of a family with special needs.
Both parents having been hearing problems, communication between them and their children is with the language of gestures and the visual: how to adapt a house on several levels, therefore the need to communicate with family members, also between indoor and Outdoor?
Takeshi Hosaka has solved the issue by placing several small windows on walls and ceilings: in this way visual communication can occur between a floor and another and also between internal and external addition, circulating air and light enough to make the house cozy and livable.
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