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Certification Board Meeting Agenda
NWEA Member Rates
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Speaker Rates
Student Rates
NWEA Member Rates
Non-Member Rates
Speaker Rates
Student Rates
Bowling Networking Event – limited to 40 spots ($30)
Date/Time: Tuesday, March 21 Time: TBD
Location: GSR Bowling Lanes
Women in Water Breakfast – limited to 20 ($30)
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 22 Time: TBD
Location: Grand Café (GSR)
Emerging Leaders (Students/YP) Networking Event – limited to ($20)
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 22 Time: TBD
Location: TBD
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2023 NWEA Annual Conference Sponsorship Opportunities |
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1. General Sponsorships: |
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All general sponsorships include company logo in slides during awards ceremony, the conference program, and on the website. |
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Available Spots |
Opportunity |
Cost |
Includes |
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1 sponsor |
1a. Gold |
$2,000 |
Logo on conference lanyards, 1/2 page marketing opportunity in conference program, 2 registrations, ice breaker reception sponsor (logo at bar and tables), 2 bowling event registrations. |
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1 sponsor |
1b. Silver |
$1,200 |
1/4 page marketing opportunity in the conference program, 1 registration, bowling dinner sponsor (logos on lane tables at bowling event), 1 bowling event registration. |
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1 sponsor |
1c. Bronze |
$700 |
1/4 page marketing opportunity in the conference program, 1 registration, 1 bowling event registration. |
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2. Individual Activity Sponsorships |
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Available Spots |
Opportunity |
Cost |
Includes |
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1 sponsor |
2a. YP Event |
$500 |
Logo on attendee gifts (padfolio for emerging leaders). |
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Up to 3 sponsors |
2b. WIW Scholarship |
$500 |
100% of sponsorship is for a scholarship presented to a current female student with an ambition of embarking on a career in water. Opportunity includes presentation of scholarship at the Women in Water Breakfast event as well as recognition in the next biannual NWEA magazine publication (The Water Spot) with photos. |
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1 sponsor |
2c. Bowling Event |
$750 |
Large standing logo at lanes (at least 2), 2 registrations to the event. |
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Up to 8 sponsors |
2d. Swag Sponsor |
$500 |
Choice of company branded item to be raffled at registration via swag wheel. Contact NWEA for approved items and coordination. |
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1 sponsor |
2e. Student Poster |
$1,000 |
100% of sponsorship is for scholarship awards to the top three winners of the student poster competition (1st, 2nd, 3rd place awarded $500, $300, $200 respectively). Opportunity includes presentation of awards during icebreaker reception and recognition in the next biannual NWEA magazine publication (The Water Spot) with photos. |
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Up to 8 sponsors |
2f. Break Sponsor |
$200 |
Logo at banquet table, inclusion of logo in session moderators slide deck. |
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Up to 4 sponsors |
2g. Breakfast Sponsor |
$200 |
Logo at breakfast table, inclusion of logo in session moderators slide deck. |
VIP NWEA Conference Booths (Mar 21 – Tues, Mar 22) $600 – LIMITED AVAILABILITY (12 Spots)
Add on Booth Personnel
Each booth rental includes meals for one person. If your booth will have additional personnel in attendance that are not registered for the annual conference, there is an additional fee to cover meal costs.
2500 E 2nd St. Reno, NV 89595
https://book.passkey.com/GO/NWEA
Rates are $65 per night + taxes & fees
RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2023
South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility
The STMWRF facility receives approximately 3.5 MGD from the city of Reno and Washoe County. This tertiary treatment plant has been undergoing significant expansion work to convert operation to a Bardenpho activated sludge process to enable a greater degree of biologic nutrient removal. Additional facilities are being added to increase total plant capacity from 4.5 MGD to 9.42 MGD. STMWRF has no surface water discharge as it is a 100% reuse facility, providing Category A effluent. Water is stored seasonally in the adjacent Huffaker reservoir which boasts nearly 2 billion gallons in effluent storage capacity.
Reno-Stead Water Reclamation Facility
The RSWRF facility receives approximately 2.0 MGD and is reaching substantial completion on a facility expansion to bring their capacity to 4 MGD. The expansion project includes design and modification of the existing headworks, biofilter, blower building, and chemical facilities, and construction of new reactor basins, secondary clarifiers, scum pump station, RAS pump station, filter feed pump station, tertiary filters, UV disinfection, and effluent storage tank. This facility currently produces Category A effluent sent to Swan Lake, reuse customers, and will soon be supplying an Advanced Purified Water Facility to create Category A+ water for groundwater aquifer recharge.
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