With your marketing needs in mind, NCRA's Corporate Partners/Sponsorship Program has been designed to give your company the greatest exposure to court reporting and captioning professionals. In a recent report published by IEG, the premier sponsorship consultant, the top three goals of sponsors are:
- Creating awareness/visibility
- Increasing brand loyalty
- Changing/reinforcing image
This program can help you accomplish exactly that. It supports your advertising and marketing activities by increasing your company's visibility and commitment to the profession - with the ultimate goal of increasing your company's revenue and market share.
The demographics of the NCRA membership are ideal for a discriminating market of qualified buyers, decision makers and business owners.
- A total membership of 22,000 - including official reporters, freelance reporters, agency owners, real-time captioners, Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) providers, instructors and students.
- 90 percent of the members are female. Among agency owners, 20 percent are male.
- California, Florida and Texas have the highest population of membership.
Gold Level Sponsorships*
The Gold level of sponsorship shows that your company is the exclusive sponsor for a major function or program at an event. This results in a stronger message to a larger group with less competition. This level of sponsorship is geared to the company wanting stronger visibility, a demonstrated commitment to the profession and access to the purchasing power of the membership.
Blue Level Sponsorships*
Sponsors in the Blue category receive primary promotional visibility and a chance to demonstrate their support of the NCRA community and the court reporting profession.
Only one company may claim sponsorship for each opportunity.
* Not all benefits may apply to every sponsorable event. Please call for specific details.
Sponsorship Program Definitions and Benefits
Additional Sponsor Information
- To receive the full benefit of each sponsorship package, plan to submit your sponsorship application at least three months prior to the scheduled event.
- Past sponsors are given first right of refusal for the same sponsorship opportunity the following year. All other sponsorships will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Event dates and details are tentative and subject to change.
- NCRA reserves the right to refuse sponsorship as it deems appropriate should there be a conflict of interest or in the best interests of the association.
For more information on any of these opportunities, please contact Marilyn Dent, 703-556-6272 or mdent@ncrahq.org.
Last Updated: October 27, 2008