2020 ASCD EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS REACH EVERY...
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REACH EVERY EDUCATOR
www.ascd.org/empower
LO S A N G E L E S CO N V E N T I O N C E N T E R C A L I FO R N I A
MARCH 13–16, 2020
Superintendents // Central Office Staff // Principals // Instructional Coaches // Teachers // Higher-Education Faculty
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ASCD 75th
Experience ASCD Empower20. Through new learning paths and experiential activities, attendees are transforming education to empower every student.
Educators visit the Exhibit Show to discover new and innovative solutions to meet today’s challenges. You’ll reach innovative education leaders committed to educating the whole child with the latest technology, products, and services.
Connecting Your Company to Today’s Education Leaders and Decision Makers!
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Join us for ASCD Empower20 in Los Angeles.
At Empower20, you’ll reach a targeted group of dedicated and experienced educators, practitioners, and administra-tors involved in every aspect of education.
The leading event for the entire education community, ASCD’s annual conference draws more superintendents, assistant/associate superintendents, and principals than any other education conference.
Meet attendees who are decision makers for their school districts, schools, and classrooms. Empower20 attendees are innovators looking for new products to advance student learning, improve schools, promote student health and wellness, and develop school teams.
CONVENTION CENTER INFORMATION
Los Angeles Convention Center 1201 S. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90015
The Los Angeles Convention Center (LACC) attracts mil-lions of visitors annually and is reowned internationally as a prime site for conventions, trade shows, and exhibitions.
Located in the cultural, business, and entertainment mecca of downtown Los Angeles, the LACC is an integral economic component of the Southern California area and remains an enduring symbol of environmental sustain-ability and social responsibility for the community. First opened to the public in 1971, the LACC has since under-gone modernization and expansion; as a testament to continuous effort to enhance the facility and services, the LACC has completed numerous alteration and improvement projects as well as capital improvement projects during the 2014–15 fiscal year.
We look forward to seeing you in Los Angeles!
LOS ANGELES California
Exhibiting at ASCD Empower20 Is an Educated Business Decision
Connect with Education Decision Makers
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32+25+12+16+10+2+3FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY
SECONDARY/ SENIOR HIGH
ELEMENTARYMIDDLE/ JUNIOR HIGH
PRESCHOOL– KINDERGARTEN
Note: Some attendees serve more than one grade level; percentages total more than 100 percent.
7,021TOTAL ATTENDEES
Attendee data is from the 2019 ASCD Annual Conference Survey.
GRADE LEVELS SERVED
n PRINCIPAL/SUPERINTENDENT
n TEACHER
n INSTRUCTIONAL COACH
n CENTRAL OFFICE
n OTHER
n BUILDING-LEVEL SPECIALIST
n HIGHER EDUCATION
ROLE IN EDUCATION
32%
25% 12%
16%
10%
3%2%
9%
39%42%
55%
19%
5Attendee data is from the 2019 ASCD Annual Conference Survey.
$$$ PURCHASING INVOLVEMENT PURCHASING
INVOLVEMENT BY POSITION
76% of attendees have purchasing involvement.
24% 34% 82%92%
12%
77%
57%
6%
About Our Exhibit ShowASCD Empower20 is where leaders in curriculum, pedagogy, technology, and business solutions come together for three days to learn, network, and explore new products and services. Attracting thousands of key decision makers, it is one of the most anticipated and valued events in the education industry.
At Empower20, you’ll have the opportunity to
• Generate and nurture qualified leads.• Enhance your company’s credibility and standing.• Create greater awareness and visibility for
your brand.• Differentiate your company from competitors.• Deepen ties with an influential professional network.
APPROVE/ AUTHORIZE PURCHASES
PRINCIPAL/SUPERINTENDENT
RECOMMEND PURCHASES
CENTRAL OFFICESELECT/ SPECIFY
PURCHASES
INSTRUCTIONAL COACH
INVOLVED IN OTHER WAYS
TEACHER
41 YEARS OR MORE 2%26 TO 40 21%16 TO 25 40%5 TO 15 33%< 5 YEARS 4%
YEARS IN EDUCATION
Note: Each icon represents approximately 3 percent.
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78%
An Exceptional Marketing Event
OUR ATTENDEES ARE DECISION MAKERS
32 percent are superintendents or school-based executives.
63 percent have spent more than 15 years in education.
76%24%
of attendees have some purchasing involvement.
of attendees approve/authorize purchases.
96 percent of attendees visit the Exhibit Show.
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MARKETPLACE
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
• Projected number of attendees: 7,000–9,000
• 200+ sessions
• Three days, plus two optional days of Pre-Conference Institutes (sponsorship sold separately)
• Premiere event venue: Los Angeles Convention Center
• Exhibit Show featuring 250+ exhibitors—many of the industry’s most well-known brands
• State-of-the-art, centrally located facility
• Evening events
In 2019, the conference had approximately 400 international attendees representing 40 countries.
The conference offers hundreds of advertising, sponsorship, and booth opportunities.
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63%
All 50 states are represented.
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63 percent have spent more than 15 years in education.
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Upcoming ASCD Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities
ASCD EMPOWERMarch 27–29, 2021, Washington, D.C.March 19–21, 2022, Chicago, Illinois
CONFERENCE ON TEACHING EXCELLENCEJune 26–28, 2020, Denver, Colorado
CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPNovember 8–10, 2019, National Harbor, MarylandOctober 23–25, 2020, Dallas, Texas
EXHIBIT SHOW LOCATIONLos Angeles Convention CenterSouth Exhibit Hall
EXHIBIT SHOW HOURS*Schedule is subject to change.
Grand Opening: Friday, March 13, 5:00 p.m.Friday March 13 5:00–7:00 p.m. Saturday March 14 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Sunday March 15 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Monday March 16 9:00 a.m.–11:15 a.m.
EXHIBIT BOOTH PRICING$22/sq. ft. ($200 extra for each corner)10’ x 10’ inline $2,20010’ x 10’ corner $2,400Exhibit booths in additional sizes are available.
YOUR EXHIBIT BOOTH INCLUDES
• Four complimentary booth personnel badges per 10’ x 10’ booth space. These passes give you access to the Exhibit Show, Welcome Reception, and all sessions, including General Sessions.
• Additional badges for booth personnel may be purchased at a discounted rate. Exhibiting sponsors may receive additional passes as part of their sponsorship.
• Standard 8’ high back drape and 3’ high side drape for inline booths.
• One company identification sign bearing the company name and booth number (7” x 44”) for inline booths.
• The opportunity to purchase the 2020 pre- or postconference attendee mailing list for single use.
• One basic online company listing and one listing in the printed Exhibitor Directory (deadline permitting).
• The opportunity to hold a workshop in the Learning Theater (fees apply).
• Exclusive advertising opportunities in the Program Guide (fees apply).
Your exhibit rental space does NOT include carpet, tables, chairs, electricity or any electrical services, shipping or any freight handling labor, installation or dismantle labor, booth cleaning, or lead retrieval. Floor covering is required.
Reach Today’s Education Leaders
ELIGIBILITY TO EXHIBITThe ASCD Exhibit Show is designed to showcase informa-tion, ideas, products, and services for our members and attendees. To fulfill this goal, the association reserves the right to review all exhibit applications for eligibility. All applications are subject to approval by ASCD based on the following criteria:
1. The items on exhibit relate to the purposes of ASCD, are consistent and compatible with adopted ASCD values, and do not unfairly exploit ASCD products or services.
2. The exhibit relates to the purposes of the conference, conference theme, and various conference sessions.
3. Items without educational merit may be excluded.
BOOTH RESERVATIONSSecure your booth space at www.ascd.org/empower. A 50 percent nonrefundable deposit must be submit-ted with your application. Applications received without payment will not be processed. The booth balance is due October 1, 2019. No refunds will be issued after October 1, 2019. Applications submitted after October 1, 2019, must include full payment.
EXHIBIT SPACE ASSIGNMENTApplications for booth space will be processed based on past participation, amount of space required, date of receipt of the Application and Exhibit Booth Contract and deposit, special needs, and general grouping of exhibits for proper display comparison.
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EXHIBIT SETUPThursday March 12 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Friday March 13 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Installation of all exhibits must be fully completed by 3:00 p.m. and staffed by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 13, for the new grand opening of the Exhibit Hall, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
EXHIBIT MOVE OUTMonday March 16 11:15 a.m.–6:00 p.m.Tuesday March 17 8:00–11:00 a.m.
Early dismantling or ceasing business prior to the official closing at 11:15 a.m. on Monday, March 16, is strictly prohibited.
EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION SCHEDULEThursday March 12 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.Friday March 13 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.Saturday March 14 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Sunday March 15 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.Monday March 16 8:00–11:00 a.m.
EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION AND HOUSINGExhibitor registration information is emailed after space is assigned. Four complimentary exhibitor registrations will be given for each 10’ x 10’ booth rented. Housing information is emailed in Fall 2019. Additional information can be found at www.ascd.org/empower.
SERVICE INFORMATIONFreeman Co. Exposition Services is the official decorating service contractor. Contracted exhibitors will receive a service kit with complete information in January 2020.
Exhibit Show Schedule*Schedule is subject to change.
CONTACT
LAURA DANNASCD Exhibit Manager
1–312–265–9646
DAN KARLOVASCD Exhibit Sales
1–312–265–9641
Market your products and services to the educators and business leaders who buy. Few education events rival this opportunity to meet the biggest buyers in a $44 billion K–12 market.
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10 Exhibitor List as of March 18, 2019
26 LettersABM Federal Sales Inc.ACALETICS-MathAchieve3000ACT, Inc.AKJ EducationAlbert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program
Alive StudiosAmazon BusinessAmerican College of EducationAmerican Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)
American SchoolAmplifyApex Learning IncAVIDAyusa Global Youth ExchangeBedtime Math FoundationBenchmark EducationBetterLessonBig Ideas Learning, LLCBookbag Tours, LLCBooksourceBootUp Professional DevelopmentBoston Children’s HospitalBox Cars & One-Eyed JacksBrainPOPBreathe For ChangeBritannica Digital Learning 1Buck Institute for EducationBuilding Educated Leaders for Life (BELL)C King Education Inc.c21/Tween PublishingCambridge Assessment Inc.Cambridge Educational ServicesCasys ClassesCenter for Talent Development at Northwestern University
Center for the Collaborative ClassroomChalkTalkChallenge SuccessChetu Inc.Chiro One WellnessChoose To Be NiceClaire Lynn DesignsCodeliciousCommon Goal Systems Inc.
ComprehendCompuGroup MedicalConcordia University WisconsinConcordia University—PortlandConover CompanyConscious DisciplineCoordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH)
CorwinCrayolaCurriculum Associates LLC.DARE AmericaDBQ ProjectDigitalis Education Solutions, Inc.Dignity RevolutionDisney Youth ProgramsDistrict Administration Mediae-hallpass by Eduspire SolutionsEdgenuityEdTechTeamEdthenaEmpaticoEssentials in EducationEVERFIExemplarsExperience To CreativityExploreLearningExtron ElectronicsFamily Resiliency Center, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Feel Good, Inc.FEV TutorFIRSTFIRST Educational Resources, LLCFlocabularyFollettForecast5 Analytics, Inc.Framingham State UniversityFreckle EducationFresh Independence Productions Ltd.FreshGradeGale, a Cengage CompanyGetty-Dubay ItalicGirls Who CodeGoucher CollegeGreat MindsHammermill PaperHapara, Inc.
Hazelden PublishingHealthy Relationships CurriculumHeinemannHoughton Mifflin HarcourtIllinois State University College of EducationIlluminate EducationinquirEDInstitute for Excellence in EducationInstructional Coaching GroupInternational BaccalaureateIstationIXL LearningJensen Learning CorporationJupiter EdJust ASK Publications & Professional Development
Kaeden PublishingKagan Publishing & Professional Development
Kansas State UniversityKaplan Early Learning CompanyKendall Hunt/ConstructEdKids Read NowKneoWorld Inc.Kore Design LLCKyte LearningLanguageBird, LLCLeaderallyLEAP InnovationsLearners Edge, Teaching Channel and iteachLearning A-ZLearning Sciences InternationalLearning to GiveLearning Without TearsLearning Wrap upsLee & Low Books/ Bebop BooksLesson PlanetLexia LearningLincoln Learning SolutionsLindamood-Bell Learning ProcessesLove In A Big WorldLoyola University ChicagoMackinMath Teachers Press, Inc.MaxScholarMcREL InternationalMeasurement IncorporatedMentoring Minds, LP
WE DRAW BLUE CHIP EXHIBITORS LIKE YOU
Michael Zed Johnson Presentations, LLC.Milestone CMooreCo, Inc.Moving MindsMy Education GroupMy School Dance / Think Help DeskNAFNascoNational Center for Education StatisticsNational Constitution CenterNational Council of Teachers of MathematicsNational Geographic Learning/CengageNational Inventors Hall of FameNational Science Teachers AssociationNavajo Jewelry and CraftsNearpodNewselaNextWaveSTEMNightlock Lockdown Barricade SystemNorthcentral UniversityNudging the ImaginationNWEAObserverTabOdysseywareONEderOpen Up ResourcesORIGO EducationOtto Trading IncOtusOverDrive EducationPBIS RewardsPenn FosterPenPal SchoolsPitsco EducationPositive ActionPowerSchool Group LLCPresentation Systems South IncProdigy GameProject Lead The WayRead Naturally Inc.
Reading HorizonsReading PlusRealityworks, Inc.RenaissanceResource Associates National Grant Writing & Evaluation Firm
Richer Picture/Ideas ConsultingRock In PreventionRosen ClassroomRoutledge, Taylor & Francis GroupRoyal Fireworks PublishingRR BooksSadlierSafe & Civil SchoolsSchermer Pecan CompanyScholastic IncSchool Check INSchool DatebooksSchool MateSecond Step/Committee For ChildrenSecurlySeton Hall UniversityShare Your LearningSibmeSilver Strong & AssociatesSingapore Math Inc.Smith SystemSolution TreeSOS DevelopmentSouthern Regional Education BoardSpectrum Industries, Inc.SPELL-Links / Learning By Design, Inc.SPIRIT LALAST Math, created by MIND Research Institute
StarLabStone Barns Center for Food and AgricultureStudies WeeklyStukent, Inc.Superior Text
Talents UnlimitedTeacher Learning CenterTeachers College PressTeachers Pay TeachersTeachFXTenSquareTextbook WarehouseThe Children’s Reading FoundationThe Core Collaborative Inc.The Cornell Lab of Ornithology K-12 Education
The I Feel... Children’s Book SeriesThe Markerboard PeopleThe Math Learning CenterThe Origins ProgramThe Princeton Review with Tutor.comThe School Planner CompanyThe SWITCH LabThinkCERCAThinkStretch LLCTownsend PressTreasure Bay, Inc.Treetop Publishing/Bare BooksUncharted Learning, NFPUniversal PublishingUniversity of Arkansas Global CampusUniversity of PennsylvaniaVARIDESK EducationVariQuest Visual Learning ToolsViewSonic CorporationVosaicVS AmericaWilson Language Training CorporationWorld Wildlife FundWritableXanEdu PublishingYour Choice Foundation
SPONSORSHIPHealth and Wellness Hub
Passport to Prizes
Networking Events
VISIBILITYTote Bag Insert Advertising
Charging Lounge
Attendee Branding Opportunities
Convention Center Marketing
SPEAKING OPPORTUNITIESSponsor ASCD General Session Speakers or Keynote Luncheons
Sponsored Speaking Sessions
Customizable Events (Lunches, Breakfasts, Receptions, etc.)
Let us know if you have an idea that’s not listed here; ASCD is always open to new ideas. We look forward to working with your company.
EXPLORE Sponsorship and Marketing Opportunities
MATT MCLAUGHLINASCD Sponsorship [email protected]–265–9655
CONTACT
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MARY MICHALIKASCD Sponsorship [email protected]–265–9650
1703 North Beauregard StreetAlexandria, VA 22311–1714 USA
www.ascd.org
A B O U T A S C D
Dedicated to the whole child, ASCD is a global nonprofit community committed to excellence
in education. Comprising more than 113,000 members—superintendents, principals, teachers,
professors, and advocates from more than 129 countries—ASCD provides expert and innovative
solutions essential to the way educators learn, teach, and lead.
MARCH 13–16, 2020