Sponsorship and Exhibition Information
July 22, 2010 by Administrator · 3 Comments
Advanced Biofuels Leadership Conference
“Go Big, Stay Strong”
2-5 April 2012
Capital Hilton
Washington, DC
Build relationships and drive sales at the Advanced Biofuels Leadership Conference
ABLC will offer an integrated solution of brand positioning, business development and face-to-face networking opportunities with senior decision makers.
Connecting you with the right people
With a proven track record of delivering high caliber operators and developers, ABLC provides the perfect environment for you to do business with the leaders of the next generation biofuels development.
First class business opportunities
- Generate new high level business contacts
- Find new partners and business opportunities
- Reinforce existing partnerships
- Increase your market share and gain competitive advantage
- Enhance your company’s brand visibility globally
Cost effective packages to meet your business needs
Our sponsorship and exhibition packages are designed to help you meet your business objectives. If you are looking to win prospective clients, strengthen existing relationships or enhance your company profile, we will help you do so in a cost effective manner.
A range of Sponsorship and Exhibiting Opportunities and benefits are available with the Advanced Biofuels Leadership Conference to ensure that your business objectives and budget are matched to the opportunities, including:
- Embedded Program Presentations
- A Featured Luncheon Address
- Chair and Moderator Roles in selected program sessions, such as “Scaling Up Production”
- Leading a Breakfast Roundtable Discussion on a chosen topic
- Special Invitational Sponsored Dinner (with your company’s targeted Speakers and Guests – Cost of the dinner itself would be extra)
- Biofuels Digest Annual “50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy” awards reception sponsorship, with introductory remarks
- Company links and logos on all promotional materials, signage, CD’s for the conference
- Additional Registrations for your company staff
- Discounts for your company “Partners and Guests”
- Promotional Conference Mailings featuring your company’s presentation
Contact Bill Lundberg for further details:
Bill Lundberg
Tel: +1 774 270-0358
blundberg@me.com
that Sterling Motor SSeal Team Two’s member Richard talked about that was developed in New Mexico that
can run on low carbon/ any type of fuel
Dear Sir,
Please send information about the exhibiting opportunity.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Everett Osgood
MidContinental Chemical Co Inc
After trying to get proactive forest practices applied on private forest land in the NE USA for 50 years, I have realized that forests are true infrastructure assets rather than investment grade profit centers and that the currency and credit creation system in this country and soon the whole world is structured to enforce the current short term thinking that has brought us to the current state of energy and environmental conditions. In other words forestry is not bankable! The only thing that will sell in today’s financial structure is quick extraction and liquidation of the assets to some entity close to cheap money. Non-bank interests have no chance to make proactive investments and survive without massive and regular excess discretionary income. This condition is not sustainable.
It is imperative that new dedicated practitioners not get sucked into this impossible situation. Something like this conference needs to focus on the nature of forest production and the needs for regular upkeep of forest properties. The realities of climate change and the need to engage in much more local and efficient combined heat and power generation from residuals after a careful improvement cut or normal thinning will require a much more local work force with less mechanization and much more care. Large scale harvesting systems require massive amounts of material to justify the movement of the equipment and are not feasible when coupled with very local energy production. The website, http://sites/google.com/commongoodforestry, was set up to aid in this discussion and is a work in progress. Feel free to comment.
Alan Page