The Mid-America Institute on Aging and Wellness is a multi-disciplinary gerontology conference. Your involvement as a sponsor can have an incredible return on your investment. Put your business front and center with access to your target market: older adults, caregivers, health care professionals, health administrators and the community at large.
Levels of participation are listed below ... you may register as a sponsor for the 2022 MAIA conference using the PDF form at right.
SPONSOR LEVELS
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EXHIBITOR: $300 for one day/$500 for both days – Includes one conference registration for person at exhibit table, one 6-foot exhibit table, chair, refreshment breaks. |
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BREAK SPONSOR: $700 – Includes Exhibitor items listed above, plus recognition during conference and signage during break. |
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LUNCH SPONSOR: $800 – Includes Exhibitor items listed above, plus program acknowledgment of lunch sponsorship and special signage during your sponsored lunch. |
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PEWTER SPONSOR: $1,000 – Includes Exhibitor items listed above, plus one additional conference registration, recognition of Pewter sponsorship on marketing and special recognition at conference. |
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SILVER SPONSOR: $1,500 – Includes Pewter Sponsor items listed above, plus recognition of Silver sponsorship on marketing materials, company name and logo on marketing materials and special recognition at conference. |
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GOLD SPONSOR: $3,000 – Includes Silver Sponsor items listed above, plus recognition of Gold sponsorship on marketing materials, company name and logo on marketing materials, special recognition at conference, in addition to a prime exhibit location. |
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KEYNOTE SPONSOR: PLEASE ASK FOR DETAILS (dependent upon keynote honorarium, including travel expenses) – Includes exhibit table, two conference registrations, program acknowledgment of keynote sponsorship, recognition of Keynote Sponsorship on marketing materials and acknowledgment prior to keynote introduction. |
Who Will Attend?
OLDER ADULTS who are interested in learning more about aging in a positive, healthy way
CAREGIVERS of older adults
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS who are interested in providing quality care to older persons
ADMINISTRATORS of organizations (assisted living, nursing home, and home care) providing services to older adults
DIRECTORS OF PROGRAMS who provide a variety of services for older persons in the community and through organizations
EDUCATORS of nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, nutritionists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants
CHIEF EXECUTIVES who are responsible for planning and purchasing for their organizations serving older persons
