The future of buildings is coming. Take your place in the lead.

PHOTO: Castro Valley Library | Castro Valley, CA

With more than 300 anticipated participants, including leading decision makers

from federal and state agencies, the 2015 Getting to Zero Forum provides an

exclusive opportunity for organizations to share products and services, gain

industry visibility, and establish long-term working relationships. Sponsorship

facilitates information sharing at the event through presentation opportunities,

event signage, roundtable discussions and tabletop displays. PHOTO: DPR Construction Offices| San Diego, CA (photo: Anne Garrison Architectural Photography)

PHOTO: J. Craig Venter Institute | San Diego, CA

February 3-6, 2015

PHOTO: DPR Construction Offices| San Diego, CA (photo: Anne Garrison Architectural Photography)

Alaska Energy Authority American Honda Motor Co. American Samoa Territorial Energy Office Architecture 2030 Arizona Governor's Office of Energy Policy Arkansas Energy Office ASHRAE Autodesk Bosch Boston Redevelopment Authority Boulder Valley School District California Department of General Services California Public Utilities Commission Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing Christensen Development LLC City and County of Denver Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority CMTA Consulting Engineers Colorado Energy Office ComEd Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Cree, Inc. Delaware Division of Clean Energy and Climate Denver Metro Clean Cities District Department of The Environment DLB Associates Dow Corning Corporation DPR Construction Ecology Action Edison Electric Institute Efficiency Vermont EHDD Architecture Energy and Resource Solutions, Inc. Energy Center of Wisconsin EnerNoc, Inc. Fentress Architects Florida Office of Energy Gensler Georgia Environmental Finance Authority Hawaii State Energy Office

Idaho Office of Energy Resources Illinois Energy and Recycling Office Integral Group Iowa Energy Office Johnson Braund, Inc Kansas Corporation Commission Kentucky Department for Energy Development and Independence Kingspan Knauf Insulation Little Diversified Architectural Consulting Maine Governor's Energy Office Maryland Energy Administration Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources McKinsey and Company McKinstry Michigan Energy Office Miller Hull Partnership Minnesota Department of Commerce Missouri Division of Energy Mitsubishi Electric Cooling and Heating Montana Dept. of Environmental Quality National Assn. of Energy Service Companies National Assn. of Regulatory Utility Commissioners National Conference of State Legislatures National Electrical Manufacturers Association National Governors Association National Grid National Renewable Energy Laboratory Nebraska Energy Office Nevada Governor's Office of Energy New Jersey Board of Public Utilities New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department North Carolina Energy Office NYSERDA Oklahoma Office of Community Development Opower Osram Sylvania

Pacific Gas and Electric Company PAE Panasonic PA Department of Environmental Protection Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources Sacramento Municipal Utility District San Diego Gas and Electric Schneider Electric SERA Architects South Dakota Energy Management Office Sunoptics - an Acuity Brands Company Sustainable Capital Advisors Symmes Maini and McKee Associates TD Bank Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation Texas State Energy Conservation Office The Dow Chemical Company The Sustainable Land Trust U.S. Army U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of State U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Region 8 U.S. General Services Administration U.S. Green Building Council Unico Properties University of Idaho US Eco Logic Utah Office of Energy Development Vermont Public Service Department Virgin Islands Energy Office Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy Walgreen Co. Washington State Energy Office West Virginia Division of Energy Wisconsin State Energy Office Wyoming Business Council Xcel Energy ZGF Architects

We are offering sponsorship opportunities for companies and

organizations that want to be in the lead on zero net energy.

Sponsorship offers differentiation with:

• Exclusive opportunities to share thought leadership

• Higher visibility in all promotions and at the event

• Better position to establish new networks + connections

PHOTO: Redding School for the Arts| Redding, CA (courtesy Steve Whittaker)

PHOTO: Chartwell School| Seaside, CA (photo: Michael David Rose)

ZNE has the potential to transform the way we

design and construct commercial buildings within

the next two decades.

Angel Sponsor $25,000 • Benefits are customized, but a sample package could include:

• Top level logo visibility on all sponsor communications and on signage during the event

• Feature company’s thought leadership on the Getting to Zero blog

• 8 full conference passes

• Complimentary trade-show table

• Full-page advertisement in conference program

• Announcing opportunity at keynote/plenary

• Year-round sponsor recognition on NBI website (logo visibility at the early adopter level)

• Advertising package available from Net Zero Buildings Magazine.

PHOTO: The Bullitt Center| Seattle, WA (courtesy: The Bullitt Foundation)

Visionary Sponsor $15,000 • Top level logo visibility on all sponsor communications and on signage during the event

• Feature company’s thought leadership on the Getting to Zero blog

• 6 full conference passes

• Complimentary trade-show table

• ½-page advertisement in conference program

• Announcing opportunity at lunch or reception event

• Advertising package available from Net Zero Buildings Magazine.

PHOTO: Exploratorium|San Francisco, CA

Innovator Sponsor $10,000 • Prominent level logo visibility on all sponsor communications and on signage during the event

• Feature company’s thought leadership on the Getting to Zero blog

• 4 full conference passes

• ¼ page advertisement in conference program

• Announcing opportunity at educational session

• Advertising package available from Net Zero Buildings Magazine.

PHOTO: Omega Center for Sustainable Living| Rhinebeck, NY

Energizing Sponsor $5,000 • Logo visibility on all sponsor communications and on signage during the event

• Sponsor statement in conference program

• 2 full conference passes

PHOTO: Hanna Gabriel Wells Bacon Street Offices | San Diego, CA (photo: Auda-Coudayre Photography/Kessler Photography)

Supporting Sponsor $2,500 • Logo visibility on all Forum communications and on signage during the event

• 1 full conference pass

PHOTO: Hood River Middle School | Hood River, OR (courtesy Michael Mathers)

Supporting Energizing Innovator Visionary Angel

Logo visibility on all sponsor communications and on signage during the event

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Feature company’s thought leadership on the Getting to Zero blog

X X X

Conference passes 1 2 4 6 8

Complimentary trade-show table X X

Sponsor statement or advertisement in conference program

Statement only

¼-page ad ½-page ad Full-page ad

Announcing opportunity Educational Session

Lunch or reception

Keynote/ Plenary

Year-round sponsor recognition on NBI website (logo visibility at the early adopter level)

X

Advertising options for Net Zero Buildings Magazine

X

X

X

NBI technical staff provide the research, tools and policy direction that drive higher energy

performance in the built environment. NASEO is the only association for the governor-designated

energy officials from each state and territories facilitating peer-sharing and advocating for energy

policy.

Together we have been on the forefront of ZNE leadership in the United States, working to develop

the information, tools and support necessary to advance ZNE policies, projects and programs.

www.newbuildings.org/zero-energy

www.naseo.org

PHOTO: David and Lucile Packard Foundation| Los Altos, CA

mailto:stacey@newbuildings.org