Corporate Benefits & Sponsor Prospectus

• All company representatives included in NASCA Collaborate, our members-only online community
• Your company will have access to the searchable Member Directory, which includes contact information and an overview of NASCA state member’s area of oversight
• Company representatives may participate in the NASCA Corporate Council, which is the committee that represents NASCA’s corporate members, and helps facilitate communication among the corporate membership
• Company representatives may participate on standing committees and topical workgroups alongside CAOs and senior staff/deputy directors

Connect and Exchange Ideas

• Identify emerging trends and innovations in state government
• Corporate Partners stay current with key priorities for administrations nationwide
• Exclusive opportunity to participate in the Institute on Management and Leadership, Spring Conference, webinars and more
• Share educational information in the NASCA Resource Library, newsletter and in NASCA Collaborate, our online community

Promotional Benefits

• Corporate profile is included on NASCA website, featuring logo, company name, point of contact, company URL and 200-word profile
• Annual recognition featuring company logo sent electronically to all NASCA members

Partnered Research & Sponsorship Opportunities*

• Spring Conference Sponsorship - NASCA Spring Conference is a two-day, in person event focused on topics from NASCA’s 2019-2020 Top 10 Priorities for CAOs. The event will bring together state members and deputy directors to share best practices and build relationships. Corporate Partners can share subject matter expertise through speaking opportunities during the event.
• The Institute Sponsorship - The Institute on Management and Leadership is a premier and engaging two-day executive education program led by the Leadership for a Networked World at Harvard University. This event invites private sector partners to sit alongside state chief administrators to discuss challenges for the upcoming year and develop new tools for success in state government. World-Class faculty from Harvard University and other leading universities present the latest thinking about issues relevant to state chief administrators. Participants will discuss several real-world case studies about actual challenges facing a Chief Administrator in a high-stakes setting. The case studies will act as a catalyst for discussion and provide a reference point that will enable participants to apply the lessons from the executive development sessions to their own experiences, making it especially valuable.
• Webinar Partnership Opportunities - Corporate partners can collaborate with NASCA to develop national webinars on topics of interest to CAOs. NASCA webinars are live online sponsored events that feature online document sharing and conference calls with active question and answer sessions. Alternatively, the webinar partners may instead choose to assist with facilitation, such as leading a panel discussion or moderating closing Q&A. NASCA will host the webinar and registration process, provide technical support, and promote the session.
• Research Partnership Opportunities - NASCA, together with our corporate partners, will collaborate on national research to identify and prioritize key issues, determine trends, and understand the perspectives of these state leaders. The selected research partner(s) will collaborate with the NASCA Research and Policy Committee to select a research direction and develop a co-branded research product.