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Why Sponsor a Business Forum? The Business Forum since 1982 has organized the only ongoing program for the introduction of new technology, ideas, products and services in cities throughout the Pacific States of America for senior decision makers in commerce, government and academia.
When a sponsor agrees to host a Business Forum Luncheon they are given the opportunity to showcase their accomplishments and expertise and if they provide us with an academic White Paper as well, and the benefits can be far greater than most first time sponsors ever expect. We can bring a group of potential clients into a room on just about any subject in any major city on the West Coast of America; where they will be able to ask questions of an expert from your organization and gain a thorough understanding of what you are offering in the marketplace. More important ~ we give the sponsor the opportunity to begin building a network. The Business Forum gives
a Sponsor Eight distinct benefits 1. The Luncheon The Sponsor can provide a list of organizations it wishes to receive an invitation, or a profile of the type of organizations it would like to see attend, or both. The savings of seeing between a dozen and three dozen specified potential clients at the same time gains maximum benefit from both the time of the Sponsor's key personnel and for their marketing budgets. 2. A Video of the Meeting that reaches across the World Click Here 3. A Personal Introduction to Key Decision Makers A Business Forum event gives a Sponsor's representative a chance to meet in a professional business setting, that is also a social situation. Building upon this introduction is always easier than trying to approach a very busy decision maker in a straight sales situation. 4. The White Paper Prior to the meeting (and as an attachment to the meeting report after the meeting) The Business Forum circulates the white paper provided by the Sponsor to it's list of high level decision makers by an emailing, with relevant contact information and a link to the Sponsor's web site, at the foot of the white paper. For an example: Click Here 5. Post Meeting Report We always publish a report of every meeting we hold after the event and place it upon our web site and circulate it by email to our contacts, with links to relevant white papers and to the sponsor's web site.. For an example: Click Here 6. The Sponsor's Own Customer Service Activity The Sponsor can of course gain extra mileage out of the program by choosing to email their own list of contacts after the meeting has taken place to report on the meeting that they held. 7. On-going Synergetic Marketing Any white paper the Sponsor provides us with stays up on The Business Forum web site until it becomes obsolete and is therefore available to all future visitors to our web site. Therefore, anyone using our search feature using any word or phrase related to the sponsor's subject matter, would become readers of the sponsor's message. 8. The Image Factor Strange as it may seem, having your organization listed as a Sponsor in the listing to the right of this text has proved to be a very good thing for gaining potential customer confidence. How a Business Forum Luncheon is held . . . . Whatever Meeting Format is used every Business Forum Luncheon runs in the same manner. Guest are asked to arrive at 11.45am and give their car to valet parking if they drove, thereby saving them the inconvenience of self parking in the middle of the day and helping us to ensure everyone is in the room prior to the 12 noon start time. Once everyone is seated, the moderator spends a minute or so explaining how The Business Forum came into being and evolved into what it is today. Then the rules of the meeting are explained. The moderator then asks everyone to introduce themselves, beginning with the person to his left and going round the table until everyone has said who they are and the organization that they represent. The Scribe who we insist accompanies the speaker will be sat to the moderator's right with a view of the business cards of the guests, which will allow the Scribe to get every guest's request for further information and their concerns which will need further conversation, accurately noted. The speaker will then take five minutes to begin the debate, after which the moderator will direct and control the conversation to ensure that everyone gets the opportunity to contribute and to voice their own concerns and needs. At precisely 1.30pm the meeting will end. Even after almost three decades, often when we approach an organization that has never used The Business Forum before and tell them that not only are we able to reduce their marketing costs, but we will also provide them with such a high level of increased business activity they might not be able to handle it, to say that they are a little skeptical about this advice we offer would be an understatement. As has been said many times already, everyone wins with The Business Forum, but it is the impression gained by our guests which is the most important validation of our program. For if The Business Forum is to grow and continue to be able to assemble the right people, in the right place, at the right time to debate with the speakers provided by our sponsors and thereby establish a relationship with them that can continue for the benefit of everyone, then everything must always come together in the hour and a half a forum luncheon lasts. The Business Forum is therefore simply a unique method of bringing to the table pre-qualified decision makers, who might not otherwise be available for the Sponsor to showcase their expertise to by any other means, in a non-threatening and friendly atmosphere. If you would like more information on what is entailed on your part to Sponsor a Business Forum Luncheon, and how your organization might benefit from doing so, please call us at or just Click Here to Email your request to us.
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Corporation Commerce One Inc. community care network Compel Compro Inc. Computer Dynamics inc. computer sales international inc. COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION Compuware corporation Concept Engineering Group cooley godward Coopers & Lybrand LLP Corroon & black llp Cotkin & Collins llp CTR Business Systems, inc. Cummins & White llp Cygnus Solutions, Inc. cybertrust, inc. Cylink corporation Data General corporation Dawco Products, inc. DCS Systems inc. Decision Management Company Deloitte & Touche llp DELOITTE CONSULTING Det Norske Veritas Deutsche Bank Direction Focus DMR Corporation Dow Chemical company DP Specialists inc. Drug Prevention Strategies dumonde solutions, inc. earth technology corporation ebi Solutions llc Economic Research Institute enhanced solutions corporation Ernst & Young llp execufit health programs federal Bureau of Investigation First Financial corporation first union securities inc. Fluor Corporation Foster Higgins FRONTBRIDGE INC. Frozen Leopard Inc. Fujitsu (America) corporation Game Trackers Limited gardner associates Garland & Associates geneva companies Gensler & Associates Geraghty & Miller Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher llp Guidance Software Inc. Government computer systems inc. government of canada government of denmark government of mexico Government of Victoria, AUSTralia Graham & James llp Grancell Lebovitz llp grey advertising greg Stebbins consulting Grumman Systems Corporation Haight, Brown & Bonesteel llp Handley-Walker Company Hartsfield Company HCL technologies America inc. Health Net inc. Healthcare Metropolis Healthcare Evaluation heller Ehrman llp Higgins, Marcus & Lovett llp Hill Brothers Chemical Company Hitachi computer products inc. Hoge, Fenton, Jones & Appel llp Holman Professional inc. holmes & narver inc. HR Technology Inc. IBM Corporation IBM Crisis Response Team IBM - Tivoli Group IBM - Rational Software icl International Computers LTD. Imperial Bank Industrial Relations inc. Industry Network Corporation InfoImage corporation infomart, inc. Innovative Resources inc. INTELLITACTICS, INC. Insight Consulting Group Intel Corporation intensive hosting/rackspace interaction associates Interface Flooring Systems inc. Internal Affairs Inc. International Fieldworks International Rectifier corporation Internet O.M.N. corporation Investment Tax Strategies Investor's Daily it CRISIS SERVICES, INC. J. Frank Consulting Jayco interface technology inc. Jennings Engstrand & henrikson Jet Propulsion laboratories John T Lynch Company Johnson & Higgins Kamer CONSULTING GROUP Kanbay Inc. Kansas City development council KCI Computering, inc. Kinsella Boesch Fujikawa llp Kitsune Inc. KMpG peat marwick llp Kraim International inc. Latham & Watkins llp lee hecht harrison Lek/Alcar Consulting Group Liebert Associates inc. logicon information corporation Logicon Ultra Systems inc. Los angeles police department M1 Software inc. Macco corporation MascoTech-Norris corporation Maxicare healthcare McDonnell Douglas info systems MCI communications corporation mci systemhouse, inc. Memco Software inc. mercer Meidinger Hansen Microsoft corporation microvisions corporation Millington & Associates Mindatlas pty. ltd. mirage networks, inc. Morgan, Lewis & Bockius llp Motek systems inc. nasa Navisite corporation Nevada Development Commission New Momentum, Inc. nextera inc. NI Industries Inc. Norman Kreiger Inc. Norris Environmental services inc. Northrop grumman Corporation northrop grumman data systems Nossaman Guthner Novell corporation Omniplan Corporation One Community, Inc. pacific architects & engineers Pacific Partners Inc. Pacific States Casualty INS. co. Palko Advertising inc. panda software (Usa) inc. parker Milliken Clark llp PBS Corporation PC Dynamics inc. pcc consultants inc. pdc Inc. Peoples Associates inc. PeopleSoft Inc. Petra corporation pettit & Martin Physical Optics corporation Pinnacle Strategy Group pivotal corporation plancorp project management Platinum Software Corporation Polak International Preferred Health Network Price Waterhouse llp Progressive Business Systems prolific consulting inc. PSCA, Inc. Rackspace Enterprise Hosting INC. RAINBOW TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Rand corporation Red Brick Systems Inc. remotenet corporation rICOH eLECTRONICS, iNC. Right Associates Riviera Finance RMA Associates rockwell international Rockwell Aerospace corporation Rollins Hudig Hall Roy F. Weston Inc. Royal Danish Consulate Safenet corporation Science Applications International sientifix corporation Satulah Group Schick Organization SCS Engineers inc. SCT inc. SELECTICA INC. sequent computers corporation Service Intelligence Corporation San francisco police department Sidley & Austin llp SIEGEWORKS INC. Sierra Monitor Corporation sierra systems inc. SOFTWARE ag Solarchem Environmental ltd. Solsoft, Inc. Solutions Plus inc. southern California gas company Spectria, Inc. SSP litronic, INC. state of Arizona State of California state of Oregon State of Nevada Steelcase corporation Sterling Software corporation storagetek corporation Stradling Yocca Carlson llp sullivan curtis monroe llp sygate technologies, inc. Symantec corporation SYSTEM CENTRIX INC.. teamone employment services techgnosis inc. Teknowledge corporation THE SEGAL COMPANY Townsend & Townsend llp Triadigm International TriCipher, Inc. unicare healthcare inc. united nations business council URS environmental Inc. USPCI Vision Consulting USA, Inc. Waldowski stunkel & arendt watson wyatt worldwide Webridge inc. WEIL & COMPANY WESTECH GEAR CORPORATION Western Medical Review Whittaker Controls inc. Wiggins & Co. William M. Mercer & co. Wilson Technologies Inc. WorldFree, Inc. XIonics corporation Zeus Technology, Inc. Zobrist Consulting Group
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