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NCLR, A StRoNgeR AmeRiCA togetheR

I invite you to join us July 12-15 in San Diego, California for the 2008 NCLR Annual Conference and

Latino Expo USA. We have much to celebrate this year as 2008 marks NCLR’s 40th anniversary!

Throughout the year our various events will focus on NCLR’s achievements of the past four decades

and on continuing our work to build a hopeful future for millions. But the most exciting celebration will

take place at the NCLR Annual Conference. The theme, A Stronger America Together, highlights all that

we have accomplished so far and all that is possible when we work together to achieve a common goal –

improving opportunities for Hispanic individuals and families in all areas of their lives. The Latino

community has achieved so much in the last 40 years, and the next 40 hold great promise. Please join

us in honoring our institution’s past and our shared future!

Without a doubt, the NCLR Annual Conference will be one of the most valuable events you attend

this year, of fering myriad opportunities to connect with thousands of leaders making an impact in the

Hispanic community and with tens of thousands of Hispanic consumers seeking resources and products

for themselves and their families.

On one level, you can join nearly 5,000 professionals and leaders who understand the value of

this renowned event in engaging, informing, and inspiring participants on critical topics relevant to

the Hispanic community. Whether it is making policy more ef fective for Latino families, developing

programs that support better opportunities for children and seniors, revealing new data on the contributions

and challenges in Hispanic communities, or f inding better ways to communicate with and inf luence

Hispanic clients/consumers, the NCLR Annual Conference provides valuable resources for individuals,

organizations, and companies.

On another level, you have the opportunity to join nearly 250 exhibitors at Latino Expo USA, a

family-f riendly expo attracting more than 16,000 people. Over the course of three days, Latino families

take advantage of a broad range of f ree services including health screenings and credit counseling as well

as fun activities such as raf f les, games, prizes, entertainment, and celebrity autograph sessions.

I look forward to your partnering with us throughout this exciting year as we ref lect on our past

accomplishments and look ahead to what we can achieve when we build A Stronger America Together.

Sincerely,

Janet Murguía

President and CEO

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Affiliate Regional Meetings, Town Halls, Workshops 14Latino Expo USA 16

Health and Housing Fairs 18Diabetes Dash 20

NCLR Líderes Summit 22Other Opportunities 24

Advertising 30 In-Kind Support 32 Exhibitor Opportunities 33 Latino Expo USA Exhibit Rules and Regulations 34 2007 NCLR Annual Conference Sponsors 37 2007 Exhibitors of Latino Expo USA 38

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NCLR ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND LATINO ExPO USA

2008 is a commemorative year for NCLR as it marks 40 years of impact and inf luence in the Latino

community. Throughout the year, NCLR will celebrate historical achievements and highlight its current

strength and prominence across the country. In addition, 2008’s U.S. presidential election marks an

important time in American history in which NCLR will continue to be a voice for the Hispanic community

and encourage active participation throughout the year leading up to the voting polls. NCLR is proud

to exhibit its growth and success at the NCLR Annual Conference, representing the largest and most

important gathering of the nation’s most influential individuals, organizations, institutions, and companies

working with the Hispanic community. The NCLR Annual Conference has grown with its gente, providing

a forum for people in the business of social change to learn about ongoing and emerging issues in the

Hispanic community, connect with key community leaders, and generate partnerships with Hispanic

community-based organizations.

The NCLR Annual Conference consists of four days of the most thorough and cutting-edge workshops

addressing critical issues in the Hispanic community, f ive key meal events before an audience of 2,000,

and presentations f rom speakers of national and international prominence including Senator Hillary

Rodham Clinton (D-NY), Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-FL), Senator Barack Obama (D-IL),

Wal-Mart President and CEO H. Lee Scott, Jr., the Reverend Al Sharpton, President of Mexico Vicente Fox,

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of Los Angeles, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-CA), Governor Bill

Richardson (D-NM), Reverend Jesse Jackson, President Bill Clinton, then-Governor of Texas George Bush,

Ambassador and author Carlos Fuentes, and many more. Conference also features special events connecting

communities around a specif ic program or issue, such as the Diabetes Dash, the Helen Rodríguez-Trías

Health Award Reception, and Education Training Institutes among others. But, it is not all work. The

NCLR Annual Conference is known for delivering top-notch talent, giving attendees exposure to star

performances, and creating lasting memories.

INTRODUCTION

The National Council of La Raza (NCLR) – the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy

organization in the United States – works to improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Through

its network of nearly 300 af f iliated community-based organizations (CBOs), NCLR reaches millions of

Hispanics each year in 41 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. To achieve its mission, NCLR

conducts applied research, policy analysis, and advocacy, providing a Latino perspective in f ive key areas

– assets/investments, civil rights/immigration, education, employment and economic status, and health.

In addition, it provides capacity-building assistance to its Af f iliates who work at the state and local

levels to advance opportunities for individuals and families.

Founded in 1968, NCLR is a private, nonprof it, nonpartisan, tax-exempt organization headquartered

in Washington, DC. NCLR serves all Hispanic subgroups in all regions of the country and has operations in

Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Phoenix, Sacramento, San Antonio, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

ABOUT NCLR

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JulY 12-15, 2008 SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

For more information e-mail [email protected] or call 1800.311.NCLR (6257)

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thehiSpANiCmARket

The U.S. Hispanic

economy

is a growing

influence,

changing the

nation’s political,

social, cultural,

and economic

structures.

Hispanics

account for more

than 13% of the

U.S. labor force

and are expected

to increase to

nearly 20% by

2030.

Hispanic

employment

has grown more

than 16% since

2000, while overall

U.S. employment

has barely grown

2%.

Hispanic

purchasing power

reached $700

billion in 2004 and

is poised to surge

to $1 trillion by

2010.

The net worth of

U.S. Hispanics

surpassed $534

billion in 2000,

increasing more

than 30% in

two years.

The NCLR Annual Conference is where national, regional, and local leadership influencing and serving the »

Hispanic community converge – 5,000 people with whom you can build partnerships, conduct business, and

share knowledge!

Every year, in a different city, NCLR consistently meets or exceeds your expectations by delivering an eager »

audience, whether it is for your sponsored workshop track, evening event, or the weekend’s Health Fair.

NCLR is dedicated to producing quality programs and events with high-caliber, high-profile speakers, »

panelists, and entertainers, and providing forums that inspire our attendees and motivate them to continue

their work on behalf of the Hispanic community.

Conference and Latino Expo USA attract broad media exposure of NCLR events, speakers, sessions, »

performers, and attendees from local and national outlets such as CNN, The LA Times, The Washington

Post, and the Sun-Sentinel of Florida with coverage in Spanish and English.

NCLR commits to extensive local and national promotional and marketing efforts around key sponsorship »

areas (e.g., Title Sponsorships of the NCLR Annual Conference, Latino Expo USA, Town Hall Sessions,

Health Fair, Housing Fair, and Entertainment Stage).

NCLR connects with key constituencies around issue-related sponsorships (e.g., community development, »

education, health, workforce, NCLR Affiliates, and VIP guests).

NCLR’s national reputation for integrity, credibility, and impact associate you with a partner of proven »

leadership, capacity, and impact in the Hispanic community.

Source : The U.S. Hispanic Economy in Transition: Facts, Figures, and Trends by HispanTelligence.

WHY IS THE NCLR ANNUAL CONFERENCE

AND LATINO ExPO USA A GOOD INVESTMENT?

Latino Expo USA is a signif icant feature of Conference. It is a truly unique venue where companies

and organizations can build and enhance their relationship with Latino consumers, the fastest-growing

market with a reputation for brand loyalty. With more than 250 exhibitors and 16,000 attendees, the

Expo is FREE and open to the general public.



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California’s birthplace and second largest city, San Diego is known for its spectacular climate, historical

sites, scenic beauty, and casual, friendly feel. It is renowned for its pristine beaches, rocky canyons, as well

as its natural beauty and diversity. San Diego offers an expansive variety of attractions and activities, plus an

array of dazzling world-class family events. Popular sites include the world famous San Diego Zoo and Wild

Animal Park, Sea World San Diego, and the Gaslamp Quarter – San Diego’s dining and entertainment district.

With Tijuana at its border, San Diego is deeply connected to Latino culture and influence. The Hispanic

population in San Diego is the 11th largest in the nation and represents 76% of the total county population

growth from 1990 to 2000. Latinos in San Diego and Tijuana residents combined spent $10.7 billion in 2000

alone.

San Diego boasts a citywide population of nearly 1.3 million, while San Diego County has more than

2.8 million residents. Within its borders of 4,200 square miles, San Diego County encompasses 18

incorporated cities and numerous other charming neighborhoods and communities.

Of the National Council of La Raza’s (NCLR) 64 California Af f iliates, 12 serve San Diego County,

providing a variety of services to the community in areas such as homeownership, education, parental

assistance, business entrepreneurship, economic literacy, and cultural arts.

NCLR is thrilled to host the 2008 NCLR Annual Conference and Latino Expo USA in San Diego, a city

with Latin f lare, rich history, and world-class attractions.

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Affiliate Regional Meetings, Town Halls, Workshops 14Latino Expo USA 16

Health and Housing Fairs 18Diabetes Dash 20

NCLR Líderes Summit 22Other Opportunities 24



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TITLE SPONSOR ($150,000)

Title Sponsorship of the NCLR Annual Conference is a limited and exclusive opportunity. Title

Sponsorship includes all the benef its of the Diamond-level Sponsorship, plus the added visibility and

exposure of placing the sponsor’s name/logo in the event title (“2008 NCLR Annual Conference presented

by …”), name/logo in national marketing materials (i.e., print, web, and advertising), and VIP access to all

key and VIP Conference events. In addition, the Title Sponsor receives time in the Conference schedule

and time with NCLR’s marketing team to develop and implement a customized co-branded marketing plan

around sponsorship.

To discuss this exclusive opportunity, please contact Delia de la Vara, Vice President of the NCLR Strategic Communications Group, at (202) 776-1739 or [email protected].

DIAMOND SPONSOR ($75,000)

30’ x 40’ exhibit space in the Latino Expo USA »

Up to 15 full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One reserved VIP table at the Affiliate Luncheon »

One reserved VIP table at the Latinas Brunch »

One reserved VIP table at the Monday Luncheon »

One reserved VIP table at the Tuesday Luncheon »

One reserved VIP table at the Awards Show »

Inclusion of a branded corporate giveaway in 5,000 attendee registration packets »

Computer disc of registered attendees for a post-Conference mailing (upon request) »

One full-page color advertisement in the Commemorative Program Book »

Opportunity for a photo with NCLR President »

Recognition as a Diamond Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »

Opportunity to sponsor (or cosponsor) an NCLR Conference event for an additional discounted fee »

PLATINUM SPONSOR ($50,000)


Up to ten full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One reserved VIP table at the Monday Luncheon »

One reserved VIP table at the Tuesday Luncheon »

One reserved VIP table at the Awards Show »

Computer disc of registered attendees for a post-Conference mailing (upon request) »


Recognition as a Platinum Sponsor in the Commemorative Program Book »


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GOLD SPONSOR ($35,000)


Up to eight full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One reserved table at the Awards Show »


Recognition as a Gold Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »


SILVER SPONSOR ($25,000)


Up to six full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One reserved table at the Awards Show »


Recognition as a Silver Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »


BRONZE SPONSOR ($15,000)


Up to four full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »


Recognition as a Bronze Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »


CORPORATE SPONSOR ($10,000)


Up to three full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One full-page color advertisement in Commemorative Program Book »

Recognition as a Corporate Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »

ADDITIONAL ITEMS (TABLES, BOOTH SPACE, AND REGISTRATIONS)

If you require additional tables, booth space, or registrations beyond what is included in your

sponsorship, these items are available to conf irmed sponsors at the discounted rate below.

Meal Event Table ($1,500/event) »

Latino Expo USA 10’ x 10’ Exhibit Space ($2,600) »

Full Conference Registrations ($475 each) »

NOTE: Sponsors participating at the Bronze level or higher are eligible for discounts on additional event sponsorships at Annual Conference. For pricing questions, please contact the Sales and Sponsorships team at (202) 785-1745 or [email protected].



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MEAL EVENTS

The meal events at the NCLR Annual Conference are considered by our attendees to be a key part

of the Conference agenda. NCLR prides itself on delivering top-notch events with speakers who bring

high-caliber expertise, relevance, impact, and value to the issues and activities addressed at Conference.

The event programs feature motivational and inspirational speeches by the nation’s foremost leaders

who are concerned with and making a difference in the Latino community, interspersed with recognitions,

entertainment, and statements from NCLR leadership. These events offer approximately 2,000 attendees

the inspiration and encouragement to continue their work in improving opportunities for Hispanic

families. (See past speakers on page 13.)

SPONSOR BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Four (4) full Conference registrations »

One reserved VIP table for ten (10) Conference registrants at sponsored event »

Opportunity for corporate representatives to address brunch audience (3 minutes of speaking remarks) »

VIP seating for Official Corporate Representative at Board Chair or President’s Table »

Logo placement via image magnification »

Company name/logo on all event signage and event-related materials »

One full-page color advertisement in the Commemorative Program Book* »

Branded premium item distribution to event attendees »

*If you are purchasing the meal event at a discounted rate, the Program Book ad does not apply.

SATURDAY - NATIONAL AFFILIATE LUNCHEON

ExCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP $140,000

FOUR CO-SPONSORSHIPS EACH AVAILABLE AT $35,000

Join us as we kick of f the opening day of Conference with a special tribute to NCLR Af f iliates, the

organizations on the f rontlines providing valuable services to Hispanic families. The National Af f iliate

Luncheon sets the tone for all our attendees for the four days of Conference which will motivate and

inspire our Affiliates and partners to continue their hard work. This is a wonderful way for you to connect

with our community partners truly making a dif ference in the lives of Latinos throughout the U.S.

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SUNDAY - LATINAS BRUNCH



One of our most popular events, this brunch focuses on Latina empowerment and the positive impact

Hispanic women have on this country through their rich culture, commitment, service, and leadership.

The Latinas Brunch features lively Latina-led entertainment and a dynamic interactive program that

brings together our leaders/panelists with our brunch audience. This is always a memorable event for

our Conference attendees, male and female alike.

MONDAY - LUNCHEON



Our Monday General Session Luncheon is one of our most highly attended events and has brought

the most high-caliber speakers to our Conference. The Monday Luncheon also features a special military

tribute honoring the many Hispanic men and women who have served and are serving our country.

TUESDAY - LUNCHEON



The Tuesday General Session Luncheon is another of our key luncheon events featuring more of our

high-prof ile speakers. The Tuesday luncheon also showcases a few Af f iliate awards and the presentation

of our Líderes Youth Summit leaders. Be there as we look back on the success and accomplishments of the

four days of Conference and announce the date and location of the following year’s Annual Conference.

TUESDAY - AWARDS GALA



Join us as we close out Conference with a top-notch formal celebration of leadership and success!

The Annual Conference Awards Gala features several distinct honors to leaders f rom around the country

who are truly inspirational and changing the world. Honors include: the Graciela Olivarez La Raza Award

for national leadership, the Maclovio Barraza Award for Leadership (grassroots), the Roberto Clemente

Award for Sports Excellence, the Ruben Salazar Award for Communications, the Af f iliate of the Year

Award, and the NCLR President’s Awards.

Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart Senator Barack Obama Al Sharpton President Bill Clinton



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EVENING EVENTS

After an intense day of workshops, plenary sessions, exhibits, and roundtable discussions, our

Conference attendees look forward to celebrating and sharing in the evening. Each year these nights

are a big draw with lively entertainment. If you wish to capture the audience’s attention in a more relaxed

environment, sponsorship of an evening event may be what you are looking for.

SPONSOR BENEFITS OF EVENING EVENTS INCLUDE:

A brief opportunity to give remarks to the audience »

Reserved VIP seating at the event (if applicable) »

Branded premium item distribution to event attendees »

Logo on all event-related materials »

Recognition via logo display and printed materials. »

SATURDAY - CONFERENCE WELCOME RECEPTION


THREE CO-SPONSORSHIPS EACH AVAILABLE AT $35,000

This reception kicks of f the f irst day of the NCLR Annual Conference to all registered participants.

Sponsors will welcome attendees to this dynamic evening reception in San Diego, which will also feature

promotions of San Diego’s options to enjoy on a Saturday night!

SUNDAY - ROCKIN’ OLDIES HAPPY HOUR



Join us poolside for Happy Hour drink specials and lively music. We’ve reached the mid-point of

Conference and our delegates are eager to share their experiences with new friends and catch up with

colleagues. Support them by sponsoring a memorable event of networking!

MONDAY - NOCHE DE CONCIERTO (21 AND OVER)

ExCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP $120,000 FOUR CO-SPONSORSHIPS EACH AVAILABLE AT $30,000

Each year, Conference attendees look forward to a special evening featuring a live concert, and you

will not want to miss the excitement this year! Great music, a great venue and great company! You’ll

want to be a part of bringing all this to our conference delegates.

SPONSORSHIP EVENTS


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TUESDAY - PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION


LEAD SPONSORSHIP $25,000

Four co-sponsorships each available at $10,000 (does not include speaking opportunity)

The President’s Reception is a VIP invite-only cocktail reception preceding the Annual Conference

Awards Gala on Tuesday evening. The Reception is attended by NCLR Leadership, NCLR Board of

Directors, Gala Awardees, special guests f rom our San Diego Host Committee, top-performing Af f iliate

Members, and other VIPs for an intimate gathering before the Awards Gala Dinner.

TUESDAY - POST-AWARDS DANCE



Join us as we open up the dance f loor to our Conference attendees following our Annual Conference

Awards Gala. This is a great way to close out this powerful Conference experience.

PAST NCLR ANNUAL CONFERENCE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) »

Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) »

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) »

Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) »

Mayor Manny Diaz, City of Miami »

President and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. »

H. Lee Scott, Jr.

Reverand Al Sharpton »

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, City of Los Angeles »

Governor Bill Richardson (D-NM) »

Reverend Jesse Jackson »

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-CA) »

Chair of the Democratic National Committee »

Howard Dean

Chair of the Republican National Committee Ken »

Mehlman

Senator John Kerry (D-MA) »

President and CEO of Bank of America Ken Lewis »

CEO of Dell Computer Corporation Michael Dell »

Then-Governor of Texas George Bush »

President of Mexico Vicente Fox »

President Bill Clinton »

Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle »

Vice President Al Gore »

President of Mexico Ernesto Zedillo »

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) »

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Mel »

Martinez

Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy »

G. Thompson

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development »

Henry Cisneros

Former Governor of Texas Ann Richards »

Former American Red Cross President Elizabeth »

Dole

Ambassador Carlos Fuentes »

“Elvis Crespo, Singer, Monday Evening Event”



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ExCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP (ALL 6 REGIONAL MEETINGS) $60,000

PER REGIONAL MEETING $10,000

Bring your sponsorship closer to the work and impact of our Af f iliates by geographic region. The

NCLR Affiliate Network is divided into six regions: Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Texas, Far West, and

California. These six meetings offer Affiliates the opportunity to engage in rich discussion around the issues

affecting their region, as well as network with their colleagues, meet their respective regional NCLR staff,

and learn about the work that their respective Affiliate Council members have been engaged in, on their

behalf, at a national level with NCLR. Sponsors have the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to

Affiliates by geographic location and gain a better understanding of the regional differences.

SPONSOR BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Name/logo on all signage for the specified Affiliate Regional Meeting »

Name recognition in Meeting listing/description in the Conference Program Book »

Name recognition on website and in promotional materials for the specified track »

Recognition by session coordinators as a sponsor of the specified Affiliate Regional Meeting »

Space on display table for branded corporate giveaway or information to attendees of the Meeting (subject »

to approval by NCLR)

Have staff member attend to the display table and provide information to meeting attendees at the »

beginning/end of the session


One full-page advertisement in Annual Conference Commemorative Program Book (Exclusive Sponsorship »

only)

TOWN HALL SPONSORSHIP



CO-SPONSORSHIP $10,000

These sessions of fer an opportunity to share a particular topic or issue with a larger audience with

limited competing activities. A special marketing and outreach plan is committed to these sessions to

connect with networks involved in that issue area, reach out to local leadership, and access national

and regional media. Topics and panelists change each year and address a wide range of issues relevant

to our varied participants and of signif icant importance to the Hispanic Community. Successful Town

Hall Sessions featured in previous years have drawn audiences of 300-600 attendees and signif icant

media attention. Topics presented have included Stepping Out and Standing up: The New Generation of

AffiliATe regioNAl meeTiNgS, ToWN HAll, ANd WorKSHoP TrAcK SPoNSorSHiP

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Latino Líderes ; Break the Silence without the Fear: Protecting the Latino Family Against HIV/AIDS; and

Leadership Across Communities: Opportunities and Challenges in the 21st Century, which was broadcast-

ed live on The Tavis Smiley Show.

SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Name/logo on signage for specified Town Hall (additional signage considered for Exclusive Sponsorship) »

Name recognition in Town Hall listing Conference Program Book »

Name recognition on website and in promotional materials for the specified Town Hall »

Recognition by session coordinators as a sponsor of the specified Town Hall »

Reserved seating for corporate representatives and VIPs »

Meet and Greet/Photo opportunity with featured Town Hall moderator and speakers »

Space on display table for branded corporate giveaway or information to attendees of the Town Hall (subject »

to approval by NCLR)


One full-page advertisement in Annual Conference Commemorative Program Book (Exclusive and Lead »

Sponsorships only)

WORKSHOP TRACK SPONSORSHIP



Bring your sponsorship closer to the work and impact of NCLR. Consider sponsorship of our Conference

Sessions through support of our Workshop Tracks. Each year, NCLR’s Annual Conference presents over 50

of the most relevant workshop sessions addressing issues of critical importance to the Hispanic community

presented by the leaders and experts who are implementing innovative program models, training, and

cutting-edge solutions to these issues.

Companies can demonstrate their commitment to our work by supporting the workshop tracks (non-

prof it management, education, health, community development, workforce, public policy, and women’s

issues). Your support will ensure that NCLR and its partners are able to present and deliver the content

our attendees have come to expect.

SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Name/logo on all signage for the specified track (3-5 sessions, excludes Town Hall Sessions) »

Name recognition in workshop listing/description in the Conference Program Book »

Name recognition on website and in promotional materials for the specified track »

Recognition by session coordinators as a sponsor of the specified track »

Opportunity for corporate speaker remarks (3-4 minutes) at one featured workshop (subject to approval by »

NCLR)

Space on display table for branded corporate giveaway or information to attendees at one workshop in »

sponsored track (subject to approval by NCLR)



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Latino Expo USA is the largest Hispanic consumer show in the country with more than 250 exhibitors and

16,000 attendees. The Expo is FREE and open to the general public. With an array of dif ferent exhibitors,

the Expo showcases products and services to a diverse local audience of Hispanic families. From new cars

and computers, to student loans and health screenings, Latino Expo USA is about promotions AND education

on the conveniences and initiatives available to help individuals improve opportunities for their families.

Your presence demonstrates a commitment to the fastest-growing consumer group in the nation, Hispanics,

by supporting an organization dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of Latino families. Be a

part of the aisles upon aisles of opportunities, partnerships, and successes.

Nonprof it organizations and government agencies of fer many valuable programs and services at

the Expo, and we know you of ten work with limited outreach dollars. Participating in the NCLR Annual

Conference and Latino Expo USA is the perfect opportunity to put your organization’s dollars to optimal

use. We of fer our nonprof it and government agency partners a special opportunity to participate at a

signif icantly reduced Exhibitor rate for Latino Expo USA. We also discount sponsorship packages for

Conference and Latino Expo USA for our nonprof it and government partners, so you can stretch your

limited outreach and promotional dollars to capture the attention of our two key audiences: the nation’s

Hispanic leadership and Hispanic consumers.

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LATINO ExPO USA

JulY 12-15, 2008 10:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M., SATURDAY AND SUNDAY | 9:30-11:30 A.M. AND 2:30-5:00 P.M., MONDAYSAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER

WHY YOU SHOULD ExHIBIT IN LATINO ExPO USA:

1. Market: San Diego is ranked as one of the nation’s top Hispanic markets. NCLR’s 2000

experience in San Diego yielded record turnout, nearly 15,000 people, at Latino Expo USA and

related activities. San Diego’s leadership and media recall the tremendous value of services and

information the Expo of fered its residents and have committed to being even more engaged in

ensuring another successful Expo in 2008!

2. Brand Awareness: If you are looking for the right avenue to promote your services to the fastest

growing minority in the country, you have come to the right place. Latino Expo USA is a family-friendly

event, free and open to the general public, and is promoted heavily to residents and community leaders

from the greater San Diego County area via extensive print, online, radio, and television promotions in

Spanish and English, as well as to our national audience of Conference attendees.

3. Diverse Meeting Ground: Latino Expo USA is the meeting place for a diverse Hispanic

audience. You can expect to see families, students, professionals, entrepreneurs, advocates,

marketers, seniors, celebrities, and community leaders all gathered on the Expo f loor. While

Latino Expo USA is certainly the largest Hispanic consumer event of its kind, our exhibitors

benef it f rom so much more than a Hispanic marketing opportunity. Exhibitors have reported such

residual benef its as meeting local nonprof its to partner with their Hispanic outreach program,

identif ying qualif ied candidates for a recruitment opportunity, connecting with a Hispanic-owned

business to provide services in a new region of expansion, and more.


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LATINO ExPO USA TITLE SPONSOR $105,000

To discuss this exclusive opportunity, please contact Delia de la Vara, Vice President, at (202) 776-1739 or [email protected].

CYBER CAFé $30,000

Help our attendees navigate their way through cyber space with your latest innovations in technology.

Your Cyber Café will be the gathering place for attendees and fellow exhibitors to search quick facts,

check email, and learn more about your company and all the new products available to the consumer.

TALENT SHOWCASE $25,000

Located on the Latino Expo USA f loor, the stage is in an area where all attendees of the Expo can

gather to watch local performers demonstrate their talent. Performances include a mix of well-known

singers, comics, dance groups, and a talent showcase featuring emerging artists on their way to becoming

the next Shakira or George Lopez! Announcements, signage, and schedule promotions in our publications

ensure an audience to check out all the excitement! The entertainment stage is host to several performances

throughout the days of Latino Expo USA. Do not miss out on a chance to be the exclusive sponsor of this

incredible event.

KIDS TRAIL $25,000

NCLR tries to cater to even our youngest audience through the creation of the Kids Trail. Sponsor

this special family activity where younger attendees will have the opportunity to follow a trail designed

to visit kid-f riendly booths through the Expo. Sponsorship includes special mention in Expo promotions,

postings of activities on NCLR’s website, special marking of Kids Trail throughout the Expo on aisle

carpet and ceiling signage.

CINExpo $15,000

The Third Annual NCLR CINExpo showcases f ilm and video works about the Latino experience in

the United States. The showcase encourages the discussion of contemporary and historical issues in

the f ilms and videos by inviting the f ilmmakers and cast members to participate in the two-day festival.

Films are selected through the NCLR ALMA Awards nomination process and through partnership with

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Two issues that have become keystones in the lives of many Latinos in the U.S. are those of health and Housing. Noting the impact that these issues have on our community, NCLR developed both the Health and Housing Fairs to provide additional education, resources, and services to Hispanic families.

HEALTH FAIR

Hispanics suffer from incidence of highly preventable diseases – such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and breast and cervical cancers – more than other groups in the U.S. Moreover, Hispanics are less likely to have public health education materials, adequate preventive medical care, or access to health insurance. NCLR is dedicated to reducing the incidence, burden, and impact of health problems in the Hispanic community. The NCLR Health Fair, which takes place on the same floor as Latino Expo USA, brings together NCLR programs and community partners with Hispanic families concerned and interested in their health, and the well-being of their family.

The Health Fair provides much needed public health information and resources on issues disproportion-ately affecting Latino communities, as well as free health screenings and education activities promoting safety and awareness around health issues. This Fair is a direct link between the healthcare consumer/decision-maker and the many organizations and companies addressing the healthcare needs of the Hispanic family. The fair is also showcased in its own exhibit area, facilitating direct dialogue between attendees and sponsors/exhibitors.

The Health Fair is offered in conjunction with the NCLR Annual Conference and Latino Expo USA, it is free to all attendees, and it recruits exhibitors offering services aimed at family health and wellness. The Health Fair attracts an estimated audience of 5,000 people in a weekend and is promoted through a local/regional network of media, NCLR’s health partners, community health centers, health professionals, and government health authorities. These agencies also participate as exhibitors in the Fair. NCLR strongly encourages bilingual/Spanish-speaking exhibitor staff in the Expo hall.

Past screenings provided by exhibitors have included: glucose screenings, women’s health information, cardio care, blood pressure checks, health risk assessment, CPR and choking prevention demonstrations, cancer awareness, cancer survivor services, breast cancer information and mammograms, diabetes screen-ings, resources/programs for seniors, obesity prevention information, lead poisoning prevention, immuniza-tions, tobacco cessation, home health care, and organ and tissue donation registry.

HOUSING FAIR

Hispanics have experienced unprecedented homeownership growth rates. Yet, they remain one of the most under-tapped homeownership markets. The NCLR Housing Fair is an extension of NCLR’s national initiatives aimed at eliminating the homeownership gap. Thousands of people attended our 2007 Housing Fair, gathering valuable information on affordable housing programs, mortgage prequalification, the home-buying process, one-on-one counseling in both English and Spanish, and much more, all in a family-friendly

environment.

The NCLR Housing Fair targets low- and moderate-income potential f irst-time homebuyers and

provides attendees with valuable information on homeownership topics.

HeAlTH ANd HouSiNg fAirS

HEALTH AND HOUSING FAIRS

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The Housing Fair provides a direct link between potential homebuyers and nonprof its, corporations,

and government agencies that of fer products and services to help them achieve the dream of homeowner-

ship. The Housing Fair is showcased in its own exhibit area within Latino Expo USA to facilitate direct

dialogue between attendees and sponsors/exhibitors. Communication with potential consumers is further

enhanced by valuable exhibitor services such as f ree credit reports and homeownership counseling.

HEALTH/HOUSING FAIR

TITLE SPONSOR $25,000

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

Name/logo on Health/Housing Fair event-related publicity materials (flyers and posters) »

10’ x 20’ booth space in the Health/Housing Fair, standard furnishings upon request »

Up to six full Conference registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One full-page color advertisement in the Conference Program Book »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Title Sponsor in Ceiling Signage in Expo Hall and Fair Welcome Kiosk »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Title Sponsor in the Conference Program Book »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Title Sponsor on the Conference website »

HEALTH/HOUSING FAIR

CO-SPONSOR $10,000

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

10’ x 20’ booth space in the Health/Housing Fair, standard furnishings upon request »

Up to four full Conference registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One full-page color advertisement in the Conference Program Book »

Name/logo on Health/Housing Fair event-related publicity materials (flyers, posters) »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Co-sponsor in Fair Welcome Kiosk »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Co-sponsor in the Conference Program Book »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Co-sponsor on the Conference website »

HEALTH/HOUSING FAIR - ExHIBITOR PRICING

CORPORATE $2,600

NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENT $2,000

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

One 10’ x 10’ booth space in the Health/Housing Fair (Saturday and Sunday only, 10:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.) »

One full Conference registration (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

Recognition as Health/Housing Fair Exhibitor in the Conference Program Book. »

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Join us in bringing awareness to a disease that is making an impact on the lives of Latino families,

and in highlighting some of the things we can do to combat diabetes and promote early detection in our

communities.

With the support of the NCLR Institutes for Hispanic Health, we will host a 5K run/walk aimed at

encouraging Latino families, and those who care for them, to learn and incorporate simple lifestyle habits

that can change lives and motivate individuals to share information about diabetes prevention, starting

with regular exercise. Estimated attendance/participation is 1,000-1,500 people, with f riends and family

lending support.

The Diabetes Dash is more than a 5k run/walk. We will have informational materials on hand and

encourage our Dash sponsors and partners to share information about diabetes prevention techniques

and programs, as well as resources available for families who may be dealing with this disease. As an

added interactive educational resource for attendees, we also plan to coordinate warm-up sessions and

nutrition demonstrations before the run begins.

DIABETES DASH LEAD SPONSOR $50,000

Corporate Representative in Diabetes Dash Opening Ceremony »

Corporate Representative in Diabetes Dash Awards Ceremony »

Inclusion in marketing/media opportunities to promote the Diabetes Dash »

Logo on event-related publicity materials »

Logo on 2,000 participant and volunteer T-shirts »

Banner placement at event (stage, etc.) »

VIP meet-and-greet/photo opportunity at Diabetes Dash »

Opportunity for a corporate giveaway to attendees »

Full recognition as a Diabetes Dash Lead Sponsor in the Commemorative Program Book »

DIABETES DASH CO-SPONSOR $35,000

Recognition as Diabetes Dash Co-sponsor during Opening Ceremony »

Logo on 2,000 participant T-shirts »


Banner placement at event (stage, etc.) »

VIP meet-and-greet/photo opportunity at Diabetes Dash »


Full recognition as a Diabetes Dash Co-Sponsor in the Commemorative Program Book »

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DIABETES DASH SUPPORTER $10,000



Full recognition as a Diabetes Dash Supporter in the Commemorative Program Book »

IN-KIND PARTNER

The Diabetes Dash involves many details and logistics to keep the participants safe and healthy. The

Dash requires a significant amount of in-kind support as well as sponsorship. For details on in-kind support,

see In-Kind Opportunities on page 32.

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The Líderes Summit is the youth leadership development component of the NCLR Annual Conference.

The Summit brings together more than 400 high school and college students, youth leaders, and young

activists (ages 14-25) f rom student organizations and youth programs throughout the country that are

part of NCLR’s Líderes Network. Participants develop leadership and teamwork skills, share experiences,

explore ideas for community involvement and empowerment, and discuss issues that face the Latino

community, all while taking advantage of the networking and resources of the NCLR Annual Conference.

Professionals who work with youth – counselors, advisors, and program managers – are also encouraged

to attend the program.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Summit begins Friday, July 11 – a day before the main Conference begins. Summit activities on

Friday include youth-led workshops, guest speakers, meals, and a youth dance. Once the main Conference

begins on Saturday, the Líderes Summit includes all general Conference events, ending Tuesday, July 15,

adding additional Summit-specif ic activities throughout. These Summit activities include a cultural

showcase Talent Show, a Líderes contest that promotes networking and teamwork; a Scavenger Hunt at

Latino Expo USA, featuring a cluster of youth-focused exhibits; and a Líderes Youth Town Hall session

that provides a spotlight on youth concerns and views for the broader Conference audience. As an added

leadership development component, young adults staf f the overall Summit.

Líderes Summit Sponsor opportunities

(All benefits listed below refer to the Líderes Summit unless otherwise noted.)

MENTOR $25,000

Introduction of one designated corporate representative for two- to three-minute remarks »

Opportunity for inclusion of a corporate give-away in » Líderes Summit attendee registration packets (subject

to space availability and approval by NCLR)

Up to four full registrations (includes all » Líderes Summit and general Conference events)

Reserved seating for Conference registrants at main Conference Tuesday Luncheon »

10’ x 10’ booth space in Latino Expo USA Youth Pavilion »

One full-page advertisement in the » Líderes Summit Program Book

One full-page advertisement in Annual Conference Commemorative Program Book »

Full recognition as a » Líderes Summit Mentor Sponsor in Annual Conference Program Book

PROGRAM ALLY $15,000

Introduction and recognition of corporate representative at » Líderes Summit meal event (no remarks)

Up to three full registrations (includes all » Líderes Summit and general Conference events)

10’ x 10’ booth space in Latino Expo USA Youth Pavilion »

Half-page advertisement in the » Líderes Summit Program Book

Full recognition as a » Líderes Summit Program Ally Sponsor in Annual Conference Program Book

Nclr Líderes SummiT SPoNSorSHiP

LÍdErES SUMMIT

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PROGRAM BOOK AND PRINTED MATERIALS $20,000

Logo placement on front cover of » Líderes Summit Program Book

Logo placement on front cover of » Líderes Summit “Reflection Journal” Notebook

Back cover advertisement for the » Líderes Summit Program Book

Recognition as the » Líderes Summit Program Book and Printed Materials Sponsor

LÍdErES CONTEST $15,000

Logo placement on » Líderes Contest Materials (scoring booklet, etc.)

Opportunity for inclusion of corporate branded contest prizes »

Recognition as » Líderes Contest Sponsor during the announcement of contest

winners at Tuesday’s luncheon

Recognition in the » Líderes Summit program book as Líderes Contest Sponsor

DANCE/RECEPTION $10,000

Sponsorship of one of the » Líderes Summit evening events (Reception/Dance)

Signage and logo placement at the sponsored evening event »


Full recognition as an evening event sponsor in the » Líderes Summit Program Book

TALENT SHOW $10,000

Signage and logo placement at the sponsored evening event »


Opportunity for inclusion of corporate branded talent show prizes »

Full recognition as a talent show sponsor in the » Líderes Summit Program Book

SUMMIT WORKSHOPS $8,000

Workshop meeting space at the » Líderes Summit for one hour, or sponsorship of youth-led workshop, based on

workshop topic, subject to availability (see Líderes website for workshop criteria, lideres.nclr.org)

Name/logo on workshop signage, subject to space availability »

Opportunity for corporate giveaway to attendees of sponsored workshop, subject to approval by NCLR »

Workshop description in » Líderes Summit Program Book

Recognition as sponsor of a workshop in » Líderes Summit Program Book

SUMMIT ATTENDANCE SCHOLARSHIPS $5,000

Provides 2-4 registration/travel scholarships for » Líderes Summit attendee groups (recipient groups must

match scholarship funds)

Recognition in the » Líderes Summit Program Book as a Scholarship Sponsor

Opportunity for photo with scholarship recipients at the » Líderes Summit



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AFFILIATE LOUNGE




Everyone needs time to unwind, or a quiet place to check back in with the of f ice. With the hectic

activities during the four days of the Conference, we of fer our Af f iliates a designated area to take a quick

break f rom all the wonderful sessions and check email, hold small meetings, and ref resh so they can take

in more of the Conference activities. Sponsorship of the Af f iliate Lounge of fers an excellent opportunity

for you to market your business-oriented services to our community-based organization network. The

Af f iliate Lounge is the perfect place to mingle with other NCLR partners and share ideas and opportuni-

ties. Additional benef its include recognition/logo placement on event related materials and promotions,

name/logo recognition as co-sponsor on Af f iliate Lounge signage, and space for company information to

Af f iliates (subject to approval by NCLR).

oTHer SPoNSorSHiP oPPorTuNiTieS

AffiliATeS

OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

ALL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN THIS SECTION INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:

Up to three full registrations (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

Recognition as a Sponsor in Commemorative Program Book »

Each package includes additional custom benefits. »

Please contact the Sales and Sponsorships team for all benefits included in package.


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AFFILIATE AND YOUTH LÍdErES

REGISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS $5,000-$25,000

Help us make it possible for more of our Af f iliate members and youth Líderes students to join us at the

NCLR Annual Conference by sponsoring Af f iliate and Youth Líderes Registration Scholarships. Your support

can help an organization or a student attend the Annual Conference and gain f rom the valuable sessions

and powerful connections so they can better serve their communities. The nonprof its that make up the

Af f iliate Network are a valuable resource to NCLR as are our youth partners. NCLR will coordinate with

the scholarship recipients so you can meet and take a photo with the benef iciaries of your commitment.

COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENT SPONSORSHIP $35,000

Would you like to be part of a project that helps change a community? On Friday, July 11, 2008,

the National Council of La Raza will host its annual community service event before its 2008 Annual

Conference. This community service project is a major pre-Conference event that brings together youth

leaders, community members, corporate representatives, and public partners to give back to the community.

Past projects have included a community playground build, park revitalization, and community beautification

project. These projects have engaged hundreds of volunteers in beautif ying local neighborhoods. Even if

you are an experienced activist, you will be amazed to see the empowering force of a community at work.

Join us in San Diego for an exciting event that will foster a sense of civic responsibility and pride among

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REGISTRATION BAGS $40,000

What could be better than having your company name and logo displayed, visible, and worn by all

Conference participants? Many lasting impressions are made at the NCLR Annual Conference and Latino

Expo USA, and you take that lasting impression further by sponsoring the Conference Registration Bags.

NCLR provides a stylish and functional registration bag to nearly 5,000 Conference attendees, and these

bags are used well beyond the Conference, reminding attendees of the Conference and sparking new

conversations about the event and its participants. The Conference Registration Bags carry NCLR and

the sponsor’s logo, as well as the year and city of the Conference.

REGISTRATION AREA $30,000

If you are looking for high visibility and a strong branding opportunity, look no further. The

Registration Area is the landing spot for our registered and unregistered Conference attendees including

attendees of Latino Expo USA. Our registration area welcomes all Conference-registered attendees,

Af f iliates, youth Líderes, media, and all others interested in attending our workshops with prominent

signage and your logo could be there! This is an area where your presence will not be missed!

REGISTRATION BAG INSERTS (FOR PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSORS AND BELOW) $10,000

Looking for yet another easy way to reach 5,000 registered Conference attendees? Place an insert

in all Conference registration bags. This is an opportunity of fered for all sponsors below Platinum level.

Special pricing is given to nonprof it and government organizations.

CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS HOTEL KEY (PER HOTEL) $10,000

Reach out to attendees by placing your logo on all Conference headquarter hotel keys. All those that

book a room under the NCLR Annual Conference block will receive branded hotel keys which will be used

throughout their stay. Hotels for 2008 include the San Diego Marriott Hotel & Marina, the Omni San

Diego Hotel, and the Holiday Inn on the Bay.

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commuNicATioNS/PromoTioNS

COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM BOOK $45,000

An essential part of Conference, the commemorative Conference Program Book is more than a

directory of the events and activities taking place at the Conference. The Program Book also serves as

a resource throughout the year with information on NCLR history, legislative accomplishments, and a

directory of the NCLR Af f iliate Members and NCLR staf f. Many have also used the Program Book as a

resource to identif y experts and potential speakers based on the names and information listed f rom our

Conference workshop and Town Hall sessions.

OFFICIAL CONFERENCE WEBSITE $30,000

The NCLR Conference website is the portal for all information related to Conference, whether you

are an attendee interested in f inding out the schedule of events or a sponsor wanting more information

on each of the packages. This is a great way to make your logo visible to all those who visit and let them

know you are a partner of the NCLR Annual Conference.

SHUTTLE TRANSPORTATION $25,000

Deliver our Conference attendees to the Conference in comfort. Shuttle buses transport our attendees

f rom the host hotels to the convention center and of fsite evening events beginning Friday, July 11 and

continuing through Tuesday, July 15. Charter buses with signif icant on-board and external branding

opportunities allow a sponsor strong visibility to our attendees and to the public at large who will see

these buses across the San Diego bay area on a continuous schedule throughout the f ive days.

MEDIA KICKOFF – JUNE 2008 20,000

Be there as we announce all the excitement of Conference with the support of our media partners,

local elected of f icials, prominent community leaders, and NCLR Board members. The Media Kickof f

provides an overview of all the incredible activities, speakers, key sessions, and entertainment lined

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PRE-CONFERENCE SUPPLEMENT INSERT

THREE (3) SPONSORSHIPS (PER ISSUE) $8,000

The Conference Supplement is a key Conference promotional piece distributed two to three weeks

before Annual Conference, during the height of all local pre-Conference promotions. This four- to

eight-page, Spanish-language, tabloid size piece provides an overview of all events that are f ree and

open to the public.

In addition, it provides information about local resources, Af f iliates, and services that may be of

benef it to the local community.

Past Supplements included listing of : Spanish-language Workshops, Town Halls, CINExpo, Diabetes

Dash, Latino Expo USA highlights and activities, Health and Home Fair exhibitors and services to be

provided, and an overview of the Entertainment Stage schedule of events.

The supplement is distributed through local community outreach meetings, as well as inserted into

local newspapers. In 2007, 10,000 supplements were distributed through local community outreach

meetings and local grass roots ef forts. An additional 200,000 pieces were inserted in the two largest

Spanish-language newspapers in Miami – Diario las Ámericas and El Nuevo Herald.

The supplement is a great opportunity for your company to reach the Spanish-speaking community in

San Diego. With hundreds of thousands of pieces distributed within a three-week period, it has proven to

be one of our most successful local marketing tools for the NCLR Annual Conference.

POCKET AGENDA $15,000

This small agenda fits right in your handy Conference badge pocket and will give you all the information

(locations and schedule) you need. Your company logo will be placed on the back cover of the Pocket

Agenda as a reminder that you are a partner of the NCLR Annual Conference.

PRE-CONFERENCE MAIL-OUT TO ATTENDEES $5,000

All past Conference attendees receive the most up-to-date information related to Conference registration

with the Pre-Conference Mail-out. If you are looking for an opportunity to reach out to attendees prior to

the event, this is a great sponsorship opportunity.


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COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM BOOK

DISTRIBUTION: 5,000 in Registration Bags delivered to each Conference Registrant

FULL-PAGE COLOR

CORPORATE RATE $3,300

NONPROFIT/GOVERNMENT RATE $2,300

ProgrAm BooK Ad SPecificATioNS

AD SIZES:

BLEED: 6.75” x 9.75”

NON-BLEED: 5.5” x 8.75” full page

(Margins: .375” top/bottom, .5” right/lef t)

TRIM SIZE: 6.5” wide x 9.5” deep

AD SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 16, 2008.

ATTENTION:

THIS IS NOT A STANDARD 8 ½ x 11 AD.

8 ½ x 11 ADS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

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NOTE:

Ad submissions that DO NOT follow exact size

specifications may have image cut off. Please be

sure to submit ads with the correct specifications

to avoid your ad from being affected.

COLOR PROOF REQUIREMENTS:

All submitted ads must include a printed

color proof for quality checking. NCLR

assumes no responsibility for ads supplied

without appropriate proof.

RESOLUTION, LINE SCREEN, AND DENSITY:

Ads must be at least 150 line screens and at

least 300 dpi. Density of tone for four-color

printing should not exceed 300%.

SIZE CONDITIONS:

We reserve the right to modif y the size of an

ad if it is dif ferent f rom our specif ications.

ELECTRONIC AD SUBMISSIONS:

Ads are only accepted in electronic format.

Ads delivered via email cannot exceed 5 MB.

All mailed ads must be supplied on a CD-ROM.

Please include a printed directory on each disc

so that its contents may be easily identif ied.

Ads must be submitted in CMYK format in one

of the following formats:

QUARKxPRESS:

Quarkxpress documents with all related f iles

(screen and printer fonts, any related artwork

or photos). Please do not use true type fonts

or stylized fonts by using bold, italics, or other

menu style commands. Scanned color images

should be supplied as CMYK f iles, not RGB or

Indexed Color. JPEG compressions should not

be applied to images intended for print. Image

manipulation such as rotation and skewing

should be done in an image-editing application

rather than an illustration or page layout

application.

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR:

Text must be converted to paths.

Please include all images and fonts.

MACROMEDIA FREEHAND EPS:

Text must be converted to paths.

Please include all images and fonts.

ACROBAT PDF:

Acrobat PDF with all fonts embedded and press

optimized. Please include all images and fonts.

DEADLINE FOR ALL AD SUBMISSIONS: MAY 16, 2008

*Please DO NOT use inappropriate applications to produce ad materials. These include word processors, presentation software, and simple bitmap editors such as MS Paint. These products are not intended for professional output.

Send all Materials to:

Attn: Sponsorships

National Council of La Raza

Raul Yzaguirre Building

1126 16th Street, NW

Washington, DC 20036

Via Email:

[email protected]

Subject: 2008 San Diego Ad Materials

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Boost your sponsorship participation by supporting NCLR through in-kind donations of products or

equipment. The NCLR Annual Conference and Latino Expo USA is a multilayered event with more than

20 major activities and events happening in just four days! Managing this on site requires mobilizing

our of f ice and setting up communications and other services to ensure that quality events are delivered

smoothly and seamlessly at all times. In-kind donations are welcome, including printing, telecommunications,

copiers, fax machines, computers, etc. In addition, the Diabetes Dash has a complete set of in-kind

needs. For opportunities, please contact the Sponsorships Team.

GENERAL CONFERENCE IN-KIND

Printing and Media – flyers, posters, postcards, banners, production of PSAs for television and radio »

Communications Equipment – two-way radios for Conference management staff (55-60) »

On-site Office Equipment – copy machines (4), printers (12-15), computers (20-25), office supplies »

Staff Transportation – 12- to 15-passenger vans (2-3), sedans (8-10) »

Guest Transportation – charter buses, 45-plus passenger, schedule and capacity requirements provided »

upon request

DIABETES DASH IN-KIND

The Diabetes Dash involves many details and logistics to keep the participants safe and healthy.

The Dash requires a signif icant amount of in-kind support as well as sponsorship. In-kind items that

are valuable to the Dash include:

Printing – flyers, posters, postcards, banners, T-shirts »

Bottled water, ice, bananas »

Water coolers, tents, tables »

Vehicles »

Mobile stage with audio equipment »

DJ service »

In-kind support is recognized based on the level of commitment.

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LATINO ExPO USA BOOTH RATES:

GOVERNMENT BOOTH RATES

EARLY BIRD (ENDS FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2008) $1,700

REGULAR $2,000

NONPROFIT BOOTH RATES

EARLY BIRD (ENDS FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2008) $1,200

REGULAR $1,500

ALL ExHIBITOR BOOTHS INCLUDE:

10’ x 10’ booth space »

One full complimentary Conference registration (includes tickets to general meal and evening events) »

One 6’ skirted table, two chairs, wastebasket, and 7” x 44” identification sign. Additional tables, chairs, »

etc. can be ordered through the Exhibit Hall Decorator, Hargrove, Inc.

Unlimited exhibitor-only badges (badges are complimentary through Friday, July 4, 2008) »

Recognition as a Latino Expo exhibitor in Commemorative Conference Program Book and in Pocket Agenda. »

Hargrove Exhibitor Service Manual (includes all Conference information relevant to exhibitors) »

For Housing and Health Fair exhibitor rates, please refer to Fair Descriptions.

An exhibitor agreement form must be submitted in order to secure your space. Please fill out form and fax it to the Sponsorships Team at (240) 331-6329.

Exhibitor-only options are extended solely to nonprofit organizations and government agencies. All nonprofit exhibitors need to submit a copy of their 501(c)(3) to confirm their status.

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refuNdS: Exhibit and advertising cancellation requests

received in writing before Friday, June 13, 2008 will be charged

15% of the total purchase price. No refunds will be made after

this date.

PAYmeNT PolicY: NCLR shall base all space assign-

ments on total support, level of participation, organization’s

history with NCLR, and size and configuration of exhibit.

Furthermore, NCLR reserves all rights to reassign exhibit space

to ensure safety and convenience, and to avoid conflict of

products and/or exhibitors. Exhibits must be confined to the

space leased. NCLR Show Management will not bear additional

costs for items ordered by exhibitors or union labor. A signed

contract, ad(s), and full payment must be received by the NCLR

Strategic Communications Group NO LATER than Friday, June

13, 2008. Exhibit and advertising cancellation requests received

in writing before June 13, 2008 will be charged 15% of the total

purchase price. No refunds will be made after this date. All rates

quoted are NET and non-commissionable. Payments received

after Friday, August 31, 2008 will be assessed a late fee of 1.5%

per month (18% per annum).

AddiTioNAl SerViceS for eXHiBiTorS: Any

additional services and items for the exhibit space can be

ordered through Hargrove, Inc. All pricing is listed in the

Exhibitor Service Manual which will be provided to all exhibitors

upon receipt of a signed contract.

All services such as electricity, carpet, water, flowers, etc.

must be ordered through Hargrove and will be at additional cost

to the exhibitor. NCLR Show Management will not bear

additional costs for items ordered by exhibitors or union labor.

SHiPPiNg of eXHiBiT mATeriAlS: Shipping of

exhibitor items comes at the owner’s expense and should be

sent in accordance with instructions/guidelines set forth by

Hargrove in the Exhibitor Service Manual.

comPlimeNTArY regiSTrATioN: One full

Conference registration will be provided as part of the exhibitor

package. This registration includes tickets to general meal and

evening events. Additional tickets can be purchased for events

and come at an additional cost to attendee/exhibitor. This

complimentary registration gives you access to the Monday

night concert at no additional cost. Exhibitor-only badges can

be provided for those who wish to participate in the Latino Expo

as an exhibitor who will not be attending any of the meal and

event functions. Exhibitors can receive as many exhibitor-only

badges as they wish. The deadline to submit names for

exhibitor-only badges is Thursday, July 4. A fee of $3.00 will be

applied to all badges requested on site.

regiSTrATioNS: Exhibitors and sponsors can purchase

additional full Conference registrations at a special discounted

rate of $475.00. There is an additional $10 fee for the Monday

night concert. Regular registration rates vary according to tiers,

but exhibitors and sponsors can take advantage of this fixed

discounted registration rate if they wish to purchase full

Conference registrations.

eXHiBiTor SerVice mANuAl: The procurement of

skilled laborers for the installation of utilities, as well as those

services provided through common labor, porters, or rental of

equipment, may be arranged through NCLR’s official service

contractor. Upon receipt of a signed NCLR contract, each

Exhibitor will receive an Exhibitor Service Manual within 90

days containing all the forms necessary to order any services.

iNSTAllATioN ANd diSmANTliNg of eXHiBiTS:

Show Management will provide Exhibitors with a list of

contractors licensed to provide equipment installation for

utilities such as electricity, water, and gas at the San Diego

Convention Center. The San Diego Convention Center does have

in-house union contracts. It is mutually agreed that the duty

and responsibility are borne by each Exhibitor to arrange for the

installation and dismantling of its exhibits before and

immediately after the close of the exhibition. NCLR reserves the

right to assign the space(s) to any other party if a company

representative is not present by 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 12,

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2008 to make arrangements for the installation, or if necessary

labor has not been ordered, unless permission is granted by

NCLR’s Exhibits Coordinator or designated representative.

eXHiBiT SPAce TrANSfer: If an exhibitor has

requested to transfer their booth space from the Latino Expo

USA to either of the Fairs, regardless of the amount of space

allotted in their sponsorship package, that exhibitor may only

utilize one 10’ x 10’ space. Additional booth space in the Fairs

must be purchased. There are no exceptions to this rule.

STorAge of PAcKiNg BoXeS ANd crATeS: Exhibitors

will not be permitted to store empty packing boxes or crates in

booth space or on the show floor during the exhibit period; they

must be stored and delivered through the official service

contractor at the standard rates (if applicable). Arrangements

for storage must be made in advance with the official service

contractor. Detailed information on storage facilities and

procedures can be found in the Exhibitor Service Manual.

liABiliTY ANd iNSurANce: The Exhibitor assumes

entire responsibility and hereby agrees to protect, indemnify,

defend, and hold NCLR, the San Diego Convention Center, and

its employees and agents harmless against all claims, losses,

and damages to persons or property, governmental charges, or

fines or attorney fees arising out of or caused by Exhibitor’s

installation, removal, maintenance, occupancy, or use of the

exhibition premises or a part thereof, excluding such liability

caused by the negligence of the San Diego Convention Center

and its employees and agents. In addition, the Exhibitor

acknowledges that NCLR and the San Diego Convention Center

do not maintain insurance covering Exhibitors’ property and

that it is the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor to obtain

business interruption and property damages insurance covering

such losses by the Exhibitor. The service contractor’s limits of

liability are described in the Exhibitor Service Manual.

Exhibitors and their authorized decorators and agents are

advised to carry insurance against damage, loss, fire, and theft.

A copy of Exhibitor’s insurance certificate must be furnished to

the NCLR Strategic Communications Group no later than June

13, 2008.

SecuriTY: Security services in the exhibit hall area will

be provided by NCLR from 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, July 10, 2008

until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 2008. The furnishing of

the guards shall not be deemed to increase the liability of NCLR,

nor the San Diego Convention Center, or to modify in any way

the assumption of risk and release provided above. Properly

credentialed Exhibitors will be admitted to the exhibition hall

one hour before show opening each show day, and may remain

for up to one hour after show closing each evening. Reasonable

precautions are taken to protect property, but NCLR cannot

ensure the safety of persons or the protection of property. It is

recommended that Exhibitors take precautionary measures of

their own, such as securing small or easily portable articles of

value, and moving such articles to a place of safekeeping after

exhibit hours.

fire PreVeNTioN: Compressed flammable gases,

flammable or combustible liquids, open flame devices, hazardous

chemicals or materials, Class II or greater lasers, blasting

agents, and explosive and pyrotechnic devices shall be

prohibited within the exhibit halls. Under special circumstanc-

es, limited use of the above items may be permitted by the

authority having jurisdiction provided adequate precautions are

taken to prevent the accidental ignition of any materials.

Application for permit(s) shall be made to the San Diego

Convention Center Fire Marshal assigned by the City of San

Diego through the San Diego Convention Center Event Manager,

and a copy of the approved permit must be maintained on the

premises throughout the event. Combustible material within

exhibit booths shall be limited to a one-day supply. Storage of

combustible material behind booths is prohibited. Permission to

store some materials within the exhibit hall is subject to the

approval of the San Diego Convention Center Fire Marshal.

VeHicleS oN diSPlAY WiTHiN AN eXPoSiTioN

fAciliTY SHAll comPlY WiTH THe folloWiNg: A) All

fuel tank openings shall be locked and sealed in an approved

manner to prevent the escape of vapors. Fuel tanks shall not be

more than one-quarter full or contain more than four gallons

(15.14 liters) of fuel, whichever is less. B) At least one battery

cable shall be removed from the batteries used to start the

vehicle engine. The disconnected battery cable shall then be

taped. C) Fueling or defueling of vehicles shall be prohibited. D)

Vehicles shall not be moved during show hours. Exhibitors must

comply with all federal, state, and local regulations pertaining

to hazardous materials and to the regulations of the City of San

Diego.

moTioN PicTure ProJecTioN ANd SouNd

deViceS: Exhibits which include the operation of musical

instruments, radios, motion picture sound equipment, public

address systems, or any noise-making machines must be

conducted or arranged so that the noise resulting from the

demonstrations will not annoy or disturb adjacent Exhibitors.

Their operations are limited to demonstrations only and shall

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All projections must be in accordance with the requirements of

the fire prevention authorities and in harmony with any

agreements between the Exhibitor and NCLR. All plans for

installation and operation of motion picture equipment and

sound devices must have prior approval from NCLR’s Exhibits

Coordinator or a designated representative. NCLR reserves the

right to shut down sound devices if the Exhibitor’s sound level

on speakers disturbs or disrupts fellow Exhibitors.

uSe of SPAce: No portion of the Exhibitor’s display may

extend into the aisle or into any adjoining booth or other area

outside the perimeters of the booth. Before installation,

NCLR’s Exhibits Coordinator or a designated representative

must clear decorations that go beyond this area. The display

must provide sufficient standing or seating area within the said

perimeters to accommodate the booth attendants as well as the

anticipated stationary audience that the display is designed to

attract. All exhibit booths must be carpeted. The Exhibitor may

not use any portion of the aisles, entrances, or other common

traffic areas of the exhibit hall for conducting or soliciting

business, promoting products or services, or distributing

literature, materials, or souvenirs. No Exhibitor Shall Assign,

Sublet, Donate, or Share the Space Allotted. Firms or

organizations not assigned an exhibit space will not be

permitted to solicit within the exhibit area.

cAre of BuildiNg ANd equiPmeNT: Exhibitors and

their agents shall not injure or deface the walls of the building,

the booths, or the equipment of the booths. Exhibitors are

forbidden to drive tacks, nails, screws or otherwise tape or affix

to into/on the walls, ceilings, walls, painted surfaces, fire

sprinklers, columns or windows. Distribution of promotional

gummed stickers or labels is strictly prohibited. Helium

balloons may not be distributed or sold inside the Convention

Center. Helium balloons may be used when they are affixed to

authorized displays. If helium balloons become detached from

the display, the labor cost to retrieve the balloons will be

charged to the Exhibitor. A deposit may be required prior to

installation. Anything deemed necessary for the protection of

the building, equipment, or furniture in connection with an

exhibit will be arranged at the expense of the Exhibitor.

reSTricTioNS oN oPerATioNS of eXHiBiTS: The

Exhibitor agrees to comply strictly with the applicable terms

and conditions contained in the agreement between the exhibit

hall management and NCLR regarding the exhibition premises.

NCLR’s Exhibits Coordinator or a designated representative

reserves the right to restrict exhibits which, because of noise,

method of operation, material, or any other reason, become

objectionable, and also to prohibit or evict any exhibit which in

the opinion of NCLR may detract from the general character of

the exhibit area as a whole. This reservation includes persons,

things, conduct, printed matter, or anything of a character that

NCLR determines to be objectionable to the exhibition or does

not conform to NCLR standards. In the event of such

restriction or eviction, NCLR is not liable for any refund or other

exhibit expenses.

SAmPliNg: The sampling of food may commence at show

opening each day. The sampling of alcoholic beverages may not

commence before noon each day for NCLR Expo/events. Sample

sizes must be limited. To avoid any misunderstandings, please

refer to guidelines provided by the San Diego Convention Center

and Centerplate Catering. The sampling of tobacco products is

strictly prohibited.

SAleS: The exchange of money is strictly prohibited on the

exhibit floor. No sale of articles of any nature whatsoever shall

be made by Exhibitors in the exhibit area, unless permission to

take orders (no direct sales) is granted by NCLR’s Exhibits

Coordinator or a designated representative. Such permission is

to be requested in writing by May 5, 2008 and submitted with

signed Exhibitor contract.

giVeAWAYS: Any inserts or giveaways accepted from a

sponsor are subject to the following terms: 1) The item(s) must

contain the sponsor’s logo in a conspicuous location. 2) The

item(s) must be submitted to NCLR at least two weeks prior to

the Conference for approval. 3) NCLR reserves the right to

make the final decision regarding inclusion or distribution of any

item in its registration packets, receptions, meal events, or

other venues.

These regulations become a part of the contract between

the Exhibitor and NCLR. The Exhibitor must comply with and be

bound by all laws, ordinances, and regulations of the state,

county, and city, and, wherever applicable, of the police and fire

departments. NCLR reserves the right to accept Exhibitor appli-

cations only from those organizations whose goals are

consistent with those of NCLR. These regulations have been

formulated in the best interests of all concerned. NCLR

respectfully asks for the full cooperation of the Exhibitors in

their observance. All points not covered are subject to the

decision of NCLR’s Exhibits Coordinator or a designated

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Johnson & Johnson Vision »

Care, Inc.

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Marriott »

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Merck/Schering-Plough »

Pharmaceuticals

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Miami Dade County »

Microsoft »

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Nielsen »

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Nordstrom, Inc. »

Office of Minority Health »

(OMH)

Page One Media »

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Pfizer Helpful Answers »

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PhRMA »

Procter & Gamble »

Prudential Financial »

Qwest Communications »

republica »

Rockwell Automation »

Sallie Mae »

Schneider National Carriers »

Scholastic »

Service Employees »

International Union (SEIU)

Shell Oil Company »

Sodexho »

Southwest Airlines »

Sprint Nextel Corporation »

State Farm Insurance »

Companies

Strong American Schools »

Telemundo »

The Boeing Company »

The Coca-Cola Company »

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber »

Company

The Home Depot »

The TJx Companies, Inc. »

The Walt Disney Company »

Time Warner »

Toyota »

U.S. Army »

U.S. Department of »

Agriculture

U.S. Marine Corps »

Univision Communications »

Inc.

UPS »

Verizon »

Wachovia Corporation »

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. »

WaMu »

Wells Fargo »

Western Union »

Wyeth Pharmaceuticals »

Wyndham Hotel Group »

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AARP »

ACT, Inc. »

Administration for Children and Families »

Alcoholics Anonymous World Services »

Alliance for Justice »

Alzheimer’s Association »

American Airlines »

American Diabetes Association »

American GI Forum of the United States »

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. »

AmeriCorps NCCC »

Amigos For Kids »

Amtrak »

Annie E. Casey Foundation »

Arte Publico Press »

AstraZeneca »

AT&T »

AutoNation, Inc. »

AWARE (Americans Well-informed on Automobile Retailing »

Economics)

Baez Fine Art »

Bank of America »

Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals »

Best Buy Corporation »

Big Brothers Big Sisters »

Borinquen Health Care Center, Inc. »

Boy Scouts of America »

BP America »

Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation »

Care Resource »

CDC NPIN »

Center for Responsible Lending »

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Division of »

Diabetes Translation

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) »

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) »

CentroNía »

Cervera Real Estate, Inc. »

CHADD, Inc. (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/ »

Hyperactivity Disorder)

Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation – Paralysis Resource »

Center

Comcast »

Commerce Bank, N.A. »

ConAgra Foods, Inc. »

Corazon Ministries »

Countrywide Financial »

Cuban American National Council, Inc. »

Dell Inc./ Intel Corporation »

Department of Defense Education Activity »

Department of Education »

Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau »

Diario Las Américas »

elHood.com »

El Sol Latino »

Eli Lilly and Company »

FDA Office of Women’s Health »

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) »

Federal Communications Commission »

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation »

Federal Trade Commission »

Ford Motor Company »

Freddie Mac »

GEICO »

General Motors Corporation »

GobiernoUSA.gov/U.S. General Services Administration »

HHS - Rescue & Restore Victims of Human Trafficking Campaign »

Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) »

Hispanic Coalition »

Hispanic Medal of Honor »

Hispanic Network Magazine »

Hispanic Trends Magazine »

Hispanic Women’s Corporation »

HSBC - North America »

HUD Office of Fair Housing »

Hyatt Hotels Corporation »

Hyundai »

Inmobilia.com »

J.C. Penney Corporation, Inc. »

Jobs for the Future »

Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc. »

La Onda Verde »

Las Comadres Para Las Americas »

Las Vegas CVA »

Latina Style Magazine »

Latino Future Magazine »

Latino Print Network »

Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law »

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Lowe’s Companies Inc. »

March of Dimes »

McDonald’s »

Merck/Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals »

Miami-Dade County Equal Opportunity Board (EOB) »

Miller Brewing Company »

National Association of Broadcasters »

National Association of Hispanic Publications »

National Education Association »

National Hispana Leadership Institute »

National Hispanic Corporate Council »

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development »

(NICHD)

National Library of Medicine »

National Marrow Donor Program »

National Museum of the American Latino »

National Security Agency »

National Society of Hispanic MBAs »

National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign »

Nationwide Insurance »

NBC Universal Telemundo »

NCLR Institute for Hispanic Health »

NeighborWorks®America »

New York Life Insurance »

Nielsen »

Nissan North America »

No Manches »

Nordstrom, Inc. »

Obama for America »

Office of Head Start »

Office of Minority Health Resource Center »

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency »

Office of Thrift Supervision »

OIC of America, Inc. »

Operation Lifesaver, Inc. »

Patient Advocate Foundation »

Peace Corps »

PepsiCo, Inc. »

PG&E Corporation »

PhRMA »

PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. »

Procter & Gamble »

Prudential »

Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) »

Sam’s Club »

San Diego Convention Center »

Scholastic »

Sed de Saber - Construction Edition/HBI »

Selective Service System »

Social Security Administration »

Sprint Nextel Corporation »

State Attorney’s Office – Community Outreach Division »

State Farm Insurance Companies »

Telacu »

The Boeing Company »

The College Board »

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute »

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company »

The Home Depot »

The Law Firm of Izquierdo & Marin »

The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald »

The TJx Companies, Inc. »

Transportation Security Administration »

U.S. Army »

U.S. Census Bureau »

U.S. Customs and Border Protection »

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) »

U.S. Department of Agriculture/Forest Service »

U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development/FHA »

U.S. Department of Justice »

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UAW-GM »

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Univision Radio »

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Viva Hollywood »

V-me »

WaMu »

Wells Fargo »

WestEd »

Western Union »

White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic »

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Wyndham Hotel Group »



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