Co-Sponsors Provide Support, Receive Exposure

The Space Foundation appreciates the companies that provide support by co-sponsoring major events at the National Space Symposium.

Confirmed co-sponsors of the 27th National Space Symposium include:

• a.i. solutions - Hotel Room Keys
• Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI) - Official Software
• ATK - Registration Bag
• Aviation Week - Media Partner
• Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. - Congressional Breakfast
• The Boeing Company - The Boeing Exhibit Center
• Booz Allen Hamilton, Cyber 1.1 Networking Breakfast, Wednesday Morning Coffee, Thursday Morning Coffee
• Cisco Systems, Inc. - Space Technology Hall of Fame® Private Induction Ceremony
• General Dynamics - Cyber 1.1 Luncheon and Badges
• Integral Systems - Simulcast Lounge
• International Space University - Commemorative Poster
• Lockheed Martin - Corporate Partnership Dinner
• Northrop Grumman - Opening Ceremony and Shuttle Buses
• Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne - Commemorative Pens and Note Jotter
• Raytheon - General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award Luncheon
• SpaceX - Space Technology Hall of Fame® Dinner
• Space News International - Media Partner
• Stellar Solutions - Tuesday Morning Coffee
• United Space Alliance - Industry Salutes the Space Shuttle Luncheon

"These companies have recognized that co-sponsoring Symposium events is an easy and cost-effective ways to strengthen their name recognition, increase brand awareness and gain enhanced visibility among the expected 9,000+ participants at the 27th National Space Symposium," said Senior Vice President - Strategic Partnerships Elizabeth Wagner. "We have a few opportunities still available, but they are going quickly."

To inquire about sponsorships, contact [email protected].

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This article is part of Space Watch: November 2010 (Volume: 9, Issue: 11).