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Corporate Underwriting Committee

1. Develop corporate proposal to be used for solicitation. Proposal to include
    
   1. sponsorship dollar commitment
   2. cost of corporate table
   3. itemized list of expenses to be underwritten in kind or by cash donation (e.g., printing, postage, etc.)
   4. what our organization offers in exchange (e.g., table of 10, advertising in program, etc.)
       
2. Secure corporate sponsorships at the level agreed upon by the committee through personal contact, letter writing and proposals
    
3. Secure corporate tables at the level agreed upon by the committee through personal contact, letter writing and proposals
    
4. Secure underwriting for the event from suggested corporate sources through personal contact, letter writing and proposals
    
5. Phone follow-up on this correspondence
    
6. Maintain communication with event coordinator so that thank-you notes and invoices can be initiated and mailed
    
7. Compile an invitation list from corporate sponsors and underwriters and feed it to the Invitation Mailing Committee
     
8. Phone follow-up on corporate list coordinated with the Dinner Planning Committee. (In this way, empty seats at specific table(s) can be filled in as space allows.)

 

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