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Key participants in the Entrepreneur and Investor Exchange help fund the event so entrepreneurs can showcase their products and investors can discretely attend to evaluate opportunities without being inundated by investment seekers. Currently the Exchange offers multiple levels of participation, including: Sponsor, Patron, and Stakeholder.
Sponsors - Annual cost is $1,000
The Features are:
* Free Pass to the Exchange Events all year.
The Benefits are:
Meet our Current Sponsors:
More details on Sponsorships are available upon request by calling (248) 922-9595 or sending an email request to info@entrepreneueinvestorexchange.com.
Patrons - Annual cost is
$500
The Features are:
(We are currently soliciting Patrons.)
More details on
Patrons
are available upon request by calling (248) 922-9595
or sending an email request to
info@entrepreneueinvestorexchange.com. Stakeholder - Annual Cost is $250
The Features are: Meet Our Stakeholders The following organizations support the Entrepreneur and Investor Exchange, through generous donations in exchange for promotional considerations. More details on Stakeholders is available upon request by calling (248) 922-9595 or sending an email request to info@entrepreneueinvestorexchange.com. FROM: Stuart D. Logan Networking takes many forms, but, to my mind, participation in, and (if you will) sponsorship of, associations like the E&I Exchange represent the pinnacle of that important practice. I’ll offer my own circumstances as an example: Like most of you, I eagerly offer assistance to a handful of favored charities and I serve on the board of my house of worship. I meet many interesting individuals as I engage in such endeavors and as I attend fund raisers. Some of these fellow participants certainly offer the potential to expand my practice, and from time to time I’ll field a call from one such person seeking to retain me. However, I myself take an especially conservative tack within that milieu. I never bring a business card to any nonprofit event and, within the bounds of decorum, I deflect conversation that ties to personal commercial betterment. You see, I don’t want to leave anyone with a misimpression of my motives, and I fear, perhaps unduly, some degradation of reputation. In a continuing-contact circumstance, like board membership, people will of course learn who you are and whether you have something to offer them. But I believe those circumstances require behavior deferential to the charitable purpose, notwithstanding the business opportunities that might fall away in the absence of an affirmative pursuit. This can of course be achieved without the mind-set I adopt, but we have varying abilities to walk the narrow line of mixing business with human duty in a sincere manner that the listener will recognize as sincere. Now the commercial, but this time coming from a sponsor, not from a paid endorser: The E&I Exchange presents an ongoing opportunity orchestrated to, and promoting of, business networking. Those “regulars” in the room will, I would bet, support my view that each meeting has presented interesting, practical information, pleasant conversation, and, for that matter, tasty food. I have attended, and I continue to attend, other forums dedicated to similar activities. The E&I Exchange impresses me as exceptionally professional and remarkably friendly. If you believe in the importance of networking, and in the need to remain abreast of industry developments, this is the type of conference you should attend and this is the type of forum you might consider sponsoring. Stuart D. Logan Dykema - Gossett
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