Women's Empowerment Conference
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Session Schedules and Descriptions
Authenticity: Becoming the Real, True Version of YOU | Amber Cloke, 9:00am-9:50am,
Main Dining Room:
You will kick-off your conference day with learning how to become the real, raw, authentic
version of yourself. As women, we know it’s challenging to be authentic, especially
with the fear of judgment and shame lurking in the back of our minds. This session
will help you crush those fears and become the truest version of yourself. Because,
let’s face it, there’s no one else like you, so you might as well be YOU - right?
From Self-Doubt to Self-Love: Cultivating Confidence & Making Peace with Your Body
| Heather Maio, 10:05am-10:50am,
Main Dining Room:
It is estimated that over 80% of American girls start their first diet before the
age of 15. This percentage continues to increase into adulthood. It is not surprising
that many women feel defeated and undisciplined despite their numerous achievements.
The idea that we have more to accomplish unless our skinny jeans zip has been ingrained
in us since childhood. In this honest and straightforward session, Heather Maio will
explain why obsessing over numbers keeps you feeling stuck, doubtful, and lacking
confidence. She will delve into the science of why dieting does not work and provide
actionable alternatives that will help you feel at home and at peace in your body.
Creating a Fulfilling & Engaging Career by Understanding Your Personal Motivators | Lisa Bouchard, 10:05am-10:50am, Small Dining Room: Are you pursuing a passion in your career or maybe just punching a clock? One of the key driving factors for engagement and fulfillment at work and in your career are your motivators. They are what makes you get out of bed and feel excited for the day. It’s the hidden force that energizes you to work with enthusiasm and ambition. It’s a drive you feel internally compelled to fulfill. It is why you do what you do! This session will look at six motivational factors: Theoretical, Individualistic, Aesthetic, Social, Utilitarian, and Traditional. These factors are innate within each of us, however, most of us never learn how to define and harness them. When your motivators are satisfied, you feel engaged, rewarded, and energized. When they are not satisfied, you can feel disconnected, bored, and frustrated. This session will help you identify your personal motivators and walk you through a process of self-discovery to create a more engaging and fulfilling career for you and possibly your team. Attendees will have the opportunity to complete their own complimentary Workplace Motivators Assessment after the session (worth $110)!
Beyond Exchange: The Surprising Impact of Unprovoked Appreciation on Anxiety | Dr. Laura Carapella, 10:05am-10:50am, Triangle Lounge: Delve into the unexpected power of unprovoked gratitude. Backed by compelling study results, we’ll explore how replacing judgment with expressing appreciation reduces anxiety. Join us for an enlightening journey into the transformative potential of unsolicited thanks and unlock new avenues for personal and collective empowerment.
Playing Nicely in the Sandbox | Fern Chan, 11:05am-11:50am, Main Dining Room:
In the cutthroat corridors of the professional world, where the only thing sharper
than a stiletto heel is the occasional wit (or witless) remark at some else’s expense,
it’s time we bring back the original arena of collaboration and creativity: the sandbox.
Get the practical tools to foster healthy, supportive, and productive relationships
with your peers. Ditch the drama and walk away with three key takeaways: Communication
Mastery: Learn how to articulate your ideas and concerns in ways that foster understanding
and collaboration, rather than competition and conflict; Empathy in Action: Dive deep
into the power of empathy and compassion. Discover how walking a mile in someone else’s
stilettos can transform your interactions, creating bonds that are built on trust,
respect, and genuine connection; Collective Rise: Discover actionable steps to cultivate
an environment where women empower each other, celebrating successes together and
offering support in challenging times.
Beyond Bias: Engaging in the Science of Intersex and Transgender Uniqueness | Dr. Laura Carapella, 11:05am-11:50am, Small Dining Room: Examine the biological variations that occur in human development leading to intersex or transgender uniqueness. Uncover the scientific intricacies that shape gender identity, fostering an atmosphere of empathy and understanding. Join us to gain insights into the lived experiences of those navigating a world where biological differences are often misconstrued as behavioral choices. Together, let’s be reminded that women’s empowerment includes all women and help cultivate compassion for those who strive to be authentically understood.
At the Center of It All: The Spiritual Condition of Mental Wellness | Tracy Perry,
11:05am-11:50am, Triangle Lounge:
How is your heart holding up? With life coming at us so rapidly, from familial roles
to professional responsibilities to community commitments, we are stretched and sometimes
over-stimulated and as a result, often find comfort in solitude. In search of some
“me” time, we’ll choose to eat alone for lunch, walk alone for exercise, and far too
often, intentionally suffer alone in silence. While there are benefits in spending
time alone, such as reflection and introspection, not one of us was created to live
life alone, without support of those around us. There is help, hope, and healing to
be found in connection. What are you feeding? What’s informing your thoughts, feelings
and actions? Let’s talk about it.
Keynote: EmpowHER: Ending the Shame/Fear Cycle Together | Dr. Laura Carapella, 1:00pm-2:25pm,
Main Dining Room:
Let’s go beyond inspiration, and delve into the intricacies of ego-based and guilt-based
decisions, unraveling the impact on personal growth and collective well-being. Join
us as we dissect power dynamics in everyday life, unveiling the tools to recognize,
challenge, and transform them. Through engaging depictions and empowering narratives,
this keynote aims to equip women with a perspective that promotes self-reflection,
personal growth, and collective empowerment. Together, let’s pave the way for a future
where women rise above the shame/fear cycle, supporting one another through the courage
that leads to a journey to authenticity and strength.
Self-Care: What does it mean, why is it important, and what can you do to implement
self-care in your daily life? | Kelly Harkness,
2:40pm-3:25pm, Main Dining Room:
My goal is to show you how you can practice self-care, without the added worries of
feeling selfish or guilty for caring for your needs. These are not concepts I have
created, merely ideas that I have gathered over the years and share with clients daily
that have proven to work. I hope they work for you as well!
Introduction to Crucial Conversations: Mastering Dialogue | Carolyn Mattiske, 2:40pm-3:25pm,
Small Dining Room:
Whenever you’re not getting the results you want, it’s likely an important conversation
either hasn’t happened or hasn’t been handled well. In fact, both individual and organizational
success are largely determined by how quickly, and effectively we speak up when it
matters most. At the heart of healthy and high-performance organizations are people
willing and able to hold Crucial Conversations. In this session, you will be introduced
to the Crucial Conversations model and learn about the nine powerful skills for working
through disagreement to achieve better results. You’ll also learn how to access the
discounted on-demand online course available through the SUNY Center for Professional
Development.
Hearing the Voice Within You | Dawn Krug, 2:40pm-3:25pm, Triangle Lounge:
Dawn’s metaphysical journey began in her childhood, as she sat in her childhood Catholic
church, she would often get lost in the stained glass and stories they showed. Asking
her mother once “what the circles were around each Saints’ heads?” Her mother told
her that “they were halos, that they were all Angels.” As Dawn looked directly in
front of her at the parishioners in the church, she saw the same glow of color around
each person as they sat there listening to the sermon. Not knowing then as a child,
she was seeing each person’s aura. As a child, Dawn knew she was significantly different
from other children but she didn’t embrace how different she was until she became
an adult. Due to a traumatic event in 2006, Dawn learned to “listen” to that voice
guiding her, allowing her to help facilitate closure as a Medium to many. Dawn will
be guiding you in understanding energy, auras, intuition, and allowing the inner voice
within you to guide you on your path. Sharing her experiences as a healer in the metaphysical
world.
Redefining Success: A Journey Beyond Imposter Syndrome | Dr. Laura Carapella, 3:40pm-4:25pm,
Main Dining Room:
Join us as we navigate through the complexities of imposter syndrome, empowering women
to break free from self-doubt and embrace their unique paths to success. In this session,
we’ll explore strategies to redefine success on your terms, focusing on authenticity,
self-compassion, and personal growth. Engage in open discussions, share experiences,
and gain practical insights to overcome the barriers of imposter syndrome. Empower
yourself to step into your true potential, unburdened by doubts. Together, let’s rewrite
the narrative of success and build a community that thrives on individual strengths
and collective support.
Everyday Leadership and Excellence | Michele Johnson, 3:40pm-4:25pm, Small Dining
Room:
Great leaders can bring out the best in others because they lead from a strong personal
foundation. In this interactive workshop we’ll discuss key leadership capabilities,
various ways to develop them, and the unique qualities women bring to the workplace.
Participants will have the opportunity to identify their own leadership skills, reflect
on their own leadership presence, and develop an action plan to improve any self-identified
skill gap. We’ll close the workshop with Q&A and networking.
Financial Empowerment = Financial Security | Amy Irvine, 3:40pm-4:25pm, Triangle Lounge:
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs taught us that each level of the hierarchy must be met
in order for us to move to the next level. Your financial life is a bag part of your
safety level. If you do not feel safe and secure in your life, it will affect your
family and belonging, your esteem and any possibility of self-actualization. Money
and emotions are tied together very tightly, it is rooted deeply within us and many
of the decisions we make are based on emotion, in fact most of them. But empowering
yourself with knowledge about your “spending” style and taking monthly action steps
to learn more about your financial life will grow your emotional intelligence and
knowledge is indeed power and empowering. In this session, you will learn: the psychology
of money, actions you can incorporate into your life to change your financial habits,
and a 12-month garden kit to grow your knowledge and increase your financial empowerment
and security.
From Inspiration to Action: Your Empowerment Roadmap | Denise Burbey, 4:30pm-5:00pm,
Main Dining Room:
Empowerment begins with inspiration, but it doesn’t end there. Join us in the closing
session, where we bridge the gap between inspiration and action. In this empowering
session, we’ll reflect on the key insights and takeaways from the event, helping you
craft a personalized roadmap for your empowerment journey. We’ll issue a call to action,
urging you to carry the momentum forward, make a difference, and become the change
you wish to see in the world.
Our Speakers
Dr. Laura Carapella – Keynote Speaker
Dr. Laura Carapella has been an educator, visionary leader, and advocate for diversity,
equity, and inclusion for the last 26 years. Dr. Carapella’s journey started out with
a 9-year investment in the
K-12 educational setting while working on her Master in Science degree from the University
of Wisconsin at Lacrosse and Doctorate of Education degree from Columbia University
in the field of human behavior.
With tenures at both Ithaca College and the State University of New York at Cortland,
teaching courses from human sexuality to human behavior, Dr. Carapella’s academic
prowess forms the bedrock of her transformative work and reflects a dedication to
shaping not only academic minds
but also fostering personal growth and resilience. While at SUNY Cortland, Dr. Carapella
has received prestigious recognition for excellence in teaching, patented a digital
health currency, and has been invited to train leaders and school districts on different
approaches to human behavior.
While at Ithaca College, Dr. Carapella has received two grants to study the reduction
of anxiety with an increase in proactive gratitude, build an app, and bring it to
market. She also received recognition for publishing 3 children’s books and 23 peer
reviewed publications and conference presentations with her research related to human
behavior and transformational learning. In addition, she has delivered over 200 workshops
and trainings related to leadership and her scholarly work.
As an entrepreneur, Dr. Carapella has pioneered Carapella Consulting, a venture dedicated
to education, leadership, diversity, equity, inclusion, and dignity. Through workshops,
trainings, and policy assistance, she continues to catalyze transformative processes
for organizations and individuals alike. Beyond academia, Dr. Carapella actively engages
with the community. From her advisory roles for the LGBTQ+ community and parents of
LGBTQ+ children to her continued support for the teaching community and alumni of
her programs, she continues to give back.
At home, Laura is the spouse of an amazing Chiropractor, mother of 2 energetic blue-eyed
5-year and 6-year-old boys, a dog mom of a beautifully mischievous white golden and
a couch-cuddling mastiff. She enjoys spending time with her family and discovering
each stage of life all over again through the lens of a parent. Laura is very excited
to be a part of the Women’s Empowerment Conference and thrilled to meet each of you.
Lisa A. Bouchard, CPBA, CPMA
Lisa’s career spans 35 years as a sales professional, executive, and entrepreneur.
She has been a trusted business advisor to leaders and business owners in hundreds
of companies – from Fortune 500s to franchises to startups. She helps organizations
prosper by giving them the knowledge and tools to powerfully engage, manage, and motivate
their workforce. She brings a focus on application and results that can be uncommon
in the consulting and training arena. In demand as a speaker, trainer, and executive
coach; her engagements offer practical and effective solutions to common workplace
problems such as poor communication, personality conflicts, difficult conversations,
and accountability. Lisa’s mission is to reduce suffering in the workplace.
She has spent her career uncovering challenges and offering insights that lead to
new behaviors, actions, and results. Clients not only see the struggles decrease;
they experience higher levels of engagement, collaboration and productivity.
Lisa is an engaging and insightful presenter whose authentic style, direct approach,
and humor create an open and highly productive learning environment. Clients consistently
praise her for the depth of knowledge gained by participants and their ability to
immediately apply it in the workplace. Every client engagement is customized to reflect
their specific culture, goals, and challenges.
Lisa has received numerous certifications and awards highlighting her success as a
trainer and consultant:
- Certified Professional Behavior Analyst (CPBA)
- Certified Professional Motivators Analyst (CPMA)
- Presenter of the Year, TTI Success Insights, 2017 and 2018
- Bud Bower Award for contribution to the TTI Success Insights network, 2018
- Global Visionary Partners Group member, TTI Success Insights 2017-2019
In addition to her business activities, Lisa is a founding board member of Journeys of Solutions, a nonprofit organization that focuses on infrastructure improvements, health care, and educational needs in third world countries. In her free time, Lisa enjoys traveling, kayaking, skiing, golfing, hiking, and spending time with her three grown children and husband.
Denise Burbey
Denise Burbey, joined SUNY Information Technology Exchange Center (ITEC) in the fall
of 2021 where she is contracted to Corning Community College (CCC) as a CIO as a Service
for 50% of her time. The remainder of her time she works with SUNY campuses to streamline
their business processes through the use of Adobe’s electronic signature platform.
Denise provides leadership for Corning’s technical and information security areas.
She and her team work to break down the silos and forge partnerships across various
departments to accomplish goals in support of the college’s mission and strategic
direction.
Prior to joining SUNY ITEC and CCC, Denise worked at Jamestown Community College for
24 years in various roles including CIO for 13 years, the Director of Distance Learning,
Training Coordinator and Project Manager for the Center for Continuing Education,
and as an adjunct faculty member teaching online, hybrid, and in-person courses.
Denise serves as a mentor and presenter for the SUNY CIO Leadership Academy. She has
been an active member of Chautauqua County’s Leadership Network since 1999 serving
as a program facilitator, presenter, board member, and chair of the strategic planning,
curriculum, and financial stability committees. She earned her M.S. in Adult Education
from Buffalo State College, a Teaching in the Virtual Classroom Graduate Certificate
from Fielding Graduate University, and completed the Certified Lean Professional program
through the University at Buffalo. She is currently a member of SUNY’s Council of
Chief Information Officers, is an Advisory Subcommittee member for SUNYs Digital Transformation
Project, and a member of SUNYs Enterprise Architecture Working Group.
Fern Chan
Fern Chan is a presentation coach, speaker, and the bestselling author of “How to
NOT Suck at Presentations”. She is the CEO and Founder of Fern Chan Ventures, where
she coaches business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and consultants to effectively
convey their ideas and make an impact with their message.
Fern is an avid lifelong learner, an educator with over 15 years of training adult
learners, who left her 9-5 job in higher education to become a Mompreneur. She is passionate about creating a life on her terms so she can spend more time
with her family. She believes that Moms are a force to be reckoned with, and have
an abundance of skills to be successful in business. She is also a shameless microphone
hog at karaoke and a Star Wars nerd. To learn more, visit: fernchan.com.
Amber Cloke
Amber Cloke has spent 15 years in higher education, working in advising, retention,
student success, career coaching, corporate sales, and teaching first-year seminars.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Adrian College in 2007
and her Master of Education in Higher Education Administration from the University
of Delaware in 2010. Throughout her career, Amber has presented at conferences including:
National NACADA Conference, PennACE, and CEANY Annual Conference, earned the Outstanding
Marketing Professionals Award at the CEANY Conference, and has graduated from the
Leadership Chemung program.
Aside from her career accomplishments, Amber has overcome many challenges in her life
and openly shares her story in hopes of inspiring others to push through the obstacles.
Amber and her husband have been married for almost 13 years, but their marriage didn’t
start out as strong as it is today. After separation, custody and child support hearings,
Amber and her husband did the hard work to renew their wedding vows and become the
happily married couple they are today.
Amber is also a BRCA1 positive previvor, who underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy
in August 2019, which led to many months of recovery, including breast reconstruction.
She was a featured speaker at the BRA Day event at the University of Rochester in
October 2019, and served
as a model and brand affiliate for AnaOno Intimates.
Amber is passionate about self-care and women’s advocacy - she is sure to bring the
energy to our Women’s Empowerment Conference with her fun, energetic personality!
Kelly Harkness
Kelly is a Licensed Master Social Worker who is licensed to practice psychotherapy in the State of New York. Her educational background focused on Criminal Justice, Sociology and Life Coaching, until she graduated from the University of Southern California with a Master’s in Social Work, and a concentration in Military Counseling, in 2019. Prior to working for Clinical Associates, Kelly worked for Chemung County, Children and Family Services for over 11 years, supporting children placed outside of their birth parents’ home, in foster or a relative’s care, while working with the birth parents towards reunification. Kelly believes in meeting the client where they are at and follows a Rogerian style, in which she helps the client work out their own solutions. She is Trauma-informed, solution-focused and utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness based practices. Kelly is also a certified RYT-200 yoga instructor and serves in the US Navy Reserves.
Amy Irvine
Amy is the founder and owner of Rooted Planning Group, a 100% women owned, fee-only
financial planning firm. Amy has 30 years in the financial services profession and
her passion is to provide financial planning that looks at all aspects of your life
and how your finances support you. She believes that you can use your dollars and
cents to create and live a meaningful life unique to your own dreams and desires.
She started Rooted Planning group because she wanted to offer financial PLANNING services.
She believes that our profession has a tendency to focus on “assets under management,”
and she wanted to focus on the journey of your life (what she refers to in her podcast
as your financial “vineyard''). She truly believes that, like wine, life and finances
have different palettes that should be celebrated and not judged.
She is the author of "Uncork Your Finances" and podcast co-host of Money Roots, which
was designed to take the "scary" out of finances.
In addition to serving on several boards, she serves as a mentor to other women in
the profession, sat on the National Board of the National Association of Personal
Financial Planners (NAPFA) from 2020 – 2023, and now is a Trustee of the NAPFA Foundation,
all in hopes of having professional influence on the number of women in the profession
(or lack thereof).
She also co-founded the Southern Tier Women's Financial Conference in 2014, which
is an annual event with a day of collaboration, networking, and financial education
for women.
Amy holds a masters degree (MPAS®) in personal financial planning, as well the following designations:
- Certified Financial PlannerTM
- Enrolled Agent
- Certified College Financial Consultant
- Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
- A Certified Financial Therapist-Level I™ Professional
In pursuit of her perfect life, she splits her time between Parrish, Florida and Jasper, New York. She loves what she does, but she also very much enjoys warmth, a great book, good conversation, wine tastings and volunteering.
Michele Johnson
Michele Johnson is an Elmira native with 30+ years’ experience in accounting, administration,
human resources, and community engagement roles. Currently serving on several community
boards including the Elmira City School Board of which she is Vice-President, she
has held many leadership roles throughout the Twin Tiers.
Michele holds Associate and Bachelor Degrees in Accounting, a Master of Education
from Elmira College, and a Master of Public Administration from Keller Graduate School
of Management.
In her current role as Sr. Manager in Corning Incorporated’s Community Impact & Investment
Group, Michele focuses on making strategic investments with lasting impact in communities
where Corning employees live and work.
Dawn Krug
Dawn met with a psychic for the first time in 2003. In that session, the reader validated
her abilities and skills as an empath. In 2006, Dawn had a traumatic, life changing
experience that forced her to embrace her psychic abilities, healing skills and put
them to work. Since then, Dawn has had the privilege of studying with some amazing
mentors and teachers, along with having clients worldwide.
She participated in the filming of “Dead Files, Revisited” and in addition to her
private practice, she has also partnered with law enforcement to aid in missing person
investigations. Dawn offers a variety of services where she channels Spirit to bridge
the connection between adults, animals, and children with their loved ones. Additionally,
Dawn provides clarity and guidance to help clients understand and accept their soul
path and the soul paths of others.
As the years in her practice go on, Dawn's modalities have changed and developed greatly.
She's developed a strong Medical Intuition with the abilities as a healer to aid in
the removal of blockages on a cellular level and facilitate in a person’s physical
body in the healing process.Dawn has had the pleasure of training with some of the
industry's greatest practitioners, Tara Sutphen, Denise Linn, Lisa Williams, and Patti
Conklin!
Heather Maio
Heather Maio is the author of And Not Another Diet Book as well as the host of the Magic Mindset podcast, and, with her husband, owner of New York Sport and Fitness. Additionally, she founded Nourished, a coaching service dedicated to empowering women to feel and live at their best. Her passion is helping women reach their goals through cultivating self-awareness, a better relationship with self, discipline, and grace.
Carolyn Mattiske
Carolyn Mattiske serves as the Director of the State University of New York’s Academic
& Innovative Leadership (SAIL) Institute and Organizational Development for SUNY System
Administration. The SAIL Institute supports higher education professionals at SUNY
and beyond, including both experienced and aspiring leaders, through a broad portfolio
of programming and services. Carolyn holds a master’s degree in Curriculum Development
and Instructional Technologies, is an organizational learning strategist recognized
for award-winning leadership programs and is a certified trainer for DiSC and Crucial
Conversations.
With over 15 years of experience designing, delivering and managing adult learning
and leadership programs, Carolyn leads operations for the SAIL Institute. She joined
SUNY in 2017 and quickly expanded program offerings and services to include a Mindful
Leadership series, CIO Leadership Academy, Business Officers’ Leadership Academy,
Department Chair Academies, Inclusive Citizen Leader Series, a Winter Leadership Academy,
free online webinars, student leadership programming, and much more. Carolyn plays
a lead role in administering SAIL’s signature programs, including the Executive Leadership
Academy and Summer Leadership Program, and consults with campuses to create custom
leadership development solutions. She also led projects to improve the 360 Leadership
Skills Inventory Online System and secure an organization-wide learning management
system to meet compliance and professional development needs across the 64-campus
system. Much of her work includes a focus on ensuring leaders see their role in creating
diverse, equitable and inclusive environments where all people can bring their full
selves to work and perform at their best.
Tracy Perry
Tracy graduated from Robert’s Wesleyan College with a Masters in Social Work, concentration
in Mental Health. Tracy became licensed shortly after earning her graduate degree
and has served her community as a Grief Counselor for school aged children and their
families, a Mental Health therapist at a local nutrition clinic, a Program Manager
at a children’s crisis respite residence and is currently a contracted Psychotherapist
with a local private practice. Tracy is passionate about offering hope and giving
back to at risk communities. She serves on two boards in the community and has been
an active member of Faith Temple Community Church for 40+ years.
In 2022 Tracy established Chloe’sCare LLC in honor of her maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Corine “Chloe” Givens. Tracy describes her grandmother as “someone who loved everyone”.
Chloe’sCare LLC was established to offer safe spaces for community members to be loved
on while addressing and becoming more comfortable with exploring aspects of their
own mental health, through small workshops and speaking engagements.
When time allows, Tracy enjoys spending time in her “happy place”, her kitchen. Tracy
enjoys cooking and hosting gatherings for her family and friends as well as traveling
to destinations that offer sun, sand, and water. Tracy believes that her greatest
accomplishment in life has been raising her two children, Ransey and Caleb. She says,
“They are why I am who I am”.
Sponsorship and Vendor Availability
Extend your marketing reach with a high-profile sponsorship and vendor opportunity at the 2024 Women’s Empowerment Conference at Corning Community College!
Our sponsorships provide a stage for your company to stay top-of-mind with existing customers, build brand awareness with new consumers, and source new prospects. Enhance your reputation and garner the positive feelings of goodwill known to transfer to organizations that sponsor the missions people care about – like women being empowered!
We have several sponsorship packages below for your consideration. Without the support
of our sponsors, such an event is nearly impossible.
Thank you for your interested in in becoming a sponsor or vendor in the 2024 Women's Empowerment Conference at Corning Community College! We look forward to Uplifting Lives With You!
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
EMERALD SPONSORSHIP - $3,000
(ONE SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE)
• COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION FOR SIX (6) ATTENDEES* WITH RESERVED SEATING FOR
CONFERENCE
• LOGO PLACEMENT ON RESERVED TABLE SIGNAGE
• PRESENTING SPONSORSHIP OF THE CONFERENCE LUNCH
• THANK YOU FROM THE PODIUM DURING WELCOME REMARKS
• LOGO ON EVENT WELCOME SIGNAGE
• 1/2 - PAGE AD IN PROGRAM BOOKLET
• LISTING IN PROGRAM AS THE EMERALD LEVEL SPONSOR
• OPPORTUNITY TO INCLUDE PROMOTIONAL ITEM IN WELCOME BAGS
• LOGO ON CONFERENCE WEBPAGE
• SOCIAL MEDIA POST THANKING SPONSORS
Emerald Sponsorship Register Here
SAPPHIRE SPONSORSHIP - $1,000
(TWO SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE)
• COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION FOR TWO (2) ATTENDEES
• THANK YOU FROM THE PODIUM DURING WELCOME REMARKS
• LOGO ON EVENT WELCOME SIGNAGE
• 1/8 - PAGE AD IN PROGRAM BOOKLET
• LISTING IN PROGRAM AS A SAPPHIRE LEVEL SPONSOR
• OPPORTUNITY TO INCLUDE PROMOTIONAL ITEM IN WELCOME BAGS
• LOGO ON CONFERENCE WEBPAGE
• SOCIAL MEDIA POST THANKING SPONSORS
SAPPHIRE SPONSORSHIP REGISTER HERE
VENDOR OPPORTUNITY
Thank you for your commitment to network and showcase your organization or products
at the 2024 Corning Community College Women’s Empowerment Conference on May 21st,
2024. We invite you to bring your products and goods from your business as a mutual
benefit to you and to our conference participants. Please complete the application
below to secure your space. Your non-refundable payment of $200 is due by April 15,
2024.
This is an opportunity for you to share your product or service with the community
and network with other entrepreneurs and marketplace leaders. Each vendor space will
include 1 table and 2 chairs. Please be sure your devices are fully charged as the
availability of electrical outlets is not guaranteed.
Setup time on Monday, 5/20/24 will be from 2pm - 6pm.
Location is 1 Academic Drive, Corning, NY 14830 - The Commons Building.