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SPONSORSHIP OVERVIEW Catalyzing the future of zero net energy buildings. PHOTO: Bertschi School, Seale, WA R O C K Y M O U N T A I N I N S T I T U T E Co-hosts Media Partner

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Page 1: SPONSORSHIP OVERVIEW · the way to net zero. Zero net energy (ZNE) buildings produce at least as much energy as they consume over the course of a year. 300+ leading policymakers—federal,

SPONSORSHIP OVERVIEWCatalyzing the future of zero net energy buildings.PHOTO: Bertschi School, Seattle, WA

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Co-hosts Media Partner

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About The New Buildings Institute

Founded in 1997, New Buildings Institute (NBI) is a nonprofit organization working to improve the energy performance of commercial buildings.

We work collaboratively with commercial building market players—governments, utilities, energy efficiency advocates and building professionals—to remove barriers to energy efficiency, including promoting advanced design practices, improved technologies, public policies and programs that improve energy efficiency. We also develop and offer guidance to individuals and organizations on designing and constructing energy-efficient buildings through our Advanced Buildings® suite of tools and resources. Learn more at newbuildings.org

OURFOCUS

About The Getting to Zero Forum With more than 300+ participants, the 2016 Getting to Zero Forum provides an exclusive opportunity for companies and organizations to share products and services, gain industry visibility, and establish long-term working relationships. Sponsorship enables information sharing at the event through presentation opportunities, event signage, roundtable discussions and tabletop displays.

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Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is an independent, non-partisan nonprofit that drives the efficient and restorative use of resources. Co-founded in 1982 by Amory Lovins, its Chairman Emeritus and Chief Scientist, RMI now has approximately 80 full-time staff, annual operations of $16 million, and a global reach and reputation. RMI

advances market-based solutions, engaging businesses, communities, and institutions to cost-effectively shift to efficiency and renewables. We employ rigorous research, analysis, and whole-systems expertise to develop breakthrough insights. We then convene and collaborate with diverse partners—business, government, academic, nonprofit, philanthropic, and military—to accelerate and scale solutions.

About The Rocky Mountain Institute

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WHO WILL BE THERE?Attendees represent industry “change makers” who will drive the innovation, policy and practice necessary to dramatically improve the energy performance of buildings all the way to net zero. Zero net energy (ZNE) buildings produce at least as much energy as they consume over the course of a year.

300+ leading policymakers—federal, state and local representatives—from across North America will be joined by design professionals, program managers, building owners, operators, CRE professionals and others.

40+ speakers will share perspectives on the growth of zero net energy policies and projects and begin planning for the future of these extremely efficient buildings.

A1 Solar StructuresACEEEAlliance to Save EnergyAmerican Geophysical UnionAmerican Institute of ArchitectsAppalachian State UArchitecture 2030ArupASTM InternationalAtelier TenAuburn UniversityBalfour Beatty ConstructionBASFBassetti ArchitectsBluePoint PlanningBlueScope Buildings North AmericaCALMACCannon DesignCarbon War Room / RMICarnegie Mellon UniversityCenter for Energy and EnvironmentCenter for Sustainable EnergyCity of Palo AltoCity of Seattle DPDClarion PartnersCLEAResultCommonwealth EdisonConstruction Business MediaCoR AdvisorsCounty of Imperial PrintingDC Department of the EnvironmentDistrict of Columbia Housing AuthorityDPR ConstructionEarth AdvantageEcovaEfficiency VermontEHDD ArchitectureEley ConsultingEnergy FoundationEnergy Trust of OregonEnsight ConsultingEnviroHomeDesignERSEwingColeFBI

Finlay ConsultingGas Technology InstituteGeneral Services AdministrationGenslerGeorge Washington UniversityGerding EdlenHIPKHOKInstitute for Market TransformationInstitute for Sustainable PowerIntegral GroupInterface EngineeringInternational Finance CorporationInternational Living Future Institute/Living Building ChallengeIntus WindowsItronMaclay ArchitectsMassachusetts Department of Energy ResourcesMcDonald’s CorporationMcKinstryMidwest Energy Efficiency AllianceMinnesota Department of CommerceMitsubishi Electric Cooling & HeatingNASANASEONational Association of State EnergyNational GridNational Institute of Building SciencesNational Research Council CanadaNatural Resources Defense CouncilNEEANet Zero Buildings MagazineNew Buildings InstituteNRELPacific Gas and Electric CompanyPacific Northwest National LabPAEPaladino and CompanyPanasonic Eco SolutionsPasadena City CollegePerkins+WillPIMA

Organizations Represented at the 2015 Forum Includes:

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Design + Construction22%

Efficiency Advocate

10%Utility 9%

Other 4%

Manufacturers11%

Government11%

Developer/Owner10%

Research + Education 14%

Green Building Services

9%

Professions of the 2015 Getting to Zero National Forum Delegates

©2015 New Buildings Institute

Point Energy InnovationsPrudential Real Estate InvestorsPullmanArchitectsAllianceResearch Into Action, Inc.Resource MediaRocky Mountain InstituteSageGlassSERA ArchitectsSharp Development CompanySolar Design AssociatesSOMSouthern California Gas CompanySphere-EState of North Carolina, Div. of Environment + Natural ResourcesSummit FoundationSustainable Building PartnersTennessee Department of Environment and ConservationThe American Institute of ArchitectsThe Catholic University of AmericaThe Green Engineer, IncThe Weidt GroupTLC EngineeringTNZ Energy ConsultingTowardZero.orgU.S. Department of EnergyU.S. Department of StateU.S. DOE Office of International Climate Change Policy and TechnologyU.S. Green Building CouncilUniversity of PennsylvaniaUrban Sustainability Directors NetworkUS ArmyUS Dept of the InteriorUS EPAUtah Governor’s Office of Energy DevelopmentVEICWA State Dept of CommerceWB Engineers + ConsultantsZimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, LLP

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WHY PARTNER?Value we offer

We find most of our partners’ sponsorship objectives fall into the following mission-driven categories, and have designed our sponsorship packages to maximize brand interaction and reflect these broad goals.

Drive InvestmentsDemonstrate your commitment to building a greener economy

Build RelationshipsCollaborate with attendees to build new business opportunities

Facilitate LearningProvide development opportunities for your employees and stakeholders

Highlight InnovationShowcase company visionaries and leading-edge practices

Gain RecognitionBuild awareness of your sustainability efforts and achievements

What a great conference you all put together! I got a chance to connect with new folks, reconnect with others, learned a lot more about the national landscape. It was one of the best conferences I have attended in a long time. We’re feeling energized and charging forward to get to Net Zero – thank you!

Jessica (Rose) IplikciBusiness Sector ManagerEnergy Trust of Oregon

The conference exceeded my expectations. Serious leaders were there. Great networking, good information. I learned a great deal.

Fran BoucherEfficiency Program ManagerNational Grid

What people are saying

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SPONSORSHIP BENEFITSVISIONARY LEVEL PIONEER LEVELS INNOVATOR LEVELS

Premier Sponsor Pioneer Sponsor Reception SponsorKeynote or Track

SponsorZedX Sponsor

Mini-Session Sponsor

Cost $20,000 $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 $10,000 $10,000

Available Multiple Multiple Multiple Multiple Exclusive Multiple

Full Registration Passes 8 8 8 8 5 5

8x8 Exhibit Space

Advertisement in Print Program 1/2 Page 1/2 Page 1/2 Page 1/4 Page 1/4 Page 1/4 Page

Logo on Program Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

Logo on Website Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

Logo in Marketing Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

Logo in HTML Email Promo Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

On-Site Signage Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

On-Site Powerpoint Slideshow Top Tier Top Tier Top Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier Mid Tier

Social Media Announcement

Opt-In Attendee List (by request)

Speaking IntroductionEmcee

RecognitionEmcee

RecognitionEmcee

RecognitionEmcee

RecognitionBanner Placement

Special Offer to Conference Attendees *approved by NBIOrganization Bio on Website

LET’S GET CREATIVEIs there another way you’d like to partner with the Getting To Zero Forum? Let’s work together to create a package that

helps you to connect with our audience.

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LET’S GET CREATIVEIs there another way you’d like to partner with the Getting To Zero Forum? Let’s work together to create a package that

helps you to connect with our audience.

CHAMPION LEVEL CHANGEMAKER LEVELS ADVOCATE LEVELS

Registration Sponsor

APP Sponsor

Tour Sponsor

Wireless Sponsor

Event Sponsor

Event Sponsor/No Table

Exhibitor

Cost $7,500 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $3,500 $2,500 $1,500

Available Exclusive Exclusive Multiple Exclusive Multiple Multiple Multiple

Full Registration Passes 4 3 3 3 2 2 1

8x8 Exhibit Space

Advertisement in Print Program 1/4 Page

Logo on Program Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Text Listing

Logo on Website Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier

Logo in Marketing Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier

Logo in HTML Email Promo Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier

On-Site Signage Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier

On-Site Powerpoint Slideshow Mid Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier Base Tier

Speaking Introduction Emcee Recognition

Emcee Recognition

Emcee Recognition

Banner Placement

Opt-In Attendee List (by request)

SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS

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CONTACT

Tim SheaEmail [email protected] 847.359.6493

Michael BoyleEmail [email protected] 847.359.6493

Stacey Hobart Email [email protected] 503.407.2148

Website gettingtozeroforum.org

EVENT DETAILS

Date October 12-14, 2016Place Denver | Grand Hyatt

CONFIRM TODAY

PHOTO: EHDD Packard Foundation | Jeremy Bittermann

What we are experiencing on the ground level is rapid acceleration in the number of owners and builders going towards a Zero Net Energy Platform...Zero Net Energy buildings are no the new holy grail within the green building construction marketplace.

Harold Turner, PEPresident & CEOThe H L Turner Group Inc.

OFFICIAL MEDIA SPONSORANDSPONSORSHIP SALES AGENT