Conferences with Corporate Participation

Conferences with Corporate Participation—Mark Your Calendar!

Showcase your products and services
Reach thousands of higher education IT professionals
Meet the people who make campus-wide technology decisions
Exhibit, present, and explore a variety of sponsorships

EDUCAUSE conferences draw hundreds of technology professionals from higher education institutions; small and large, public and private. Regional conferences encompass administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, and management. National conferences, with the exception of the comprehensive annual conference, are focused on special topics.

EDUCAUSE offers the following regional and national conferences with corporate opportunities in 2010. Find corporate participation details by clicking on the conference's "More information" link.

Regional Conferences

EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference
January 13–15, 2010, Baltimore, Maryland
Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 400–450 from the mid-Atlantic region
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EDUCAUSE Southwest Regional Conference
February 17–19, 2010, Austin, Texas
Corporate opportunities: Presentations and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 200–300 from the Southwest
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NERCOMP Northeast Regional Computing Program (An EDUCAUSE Affiliate)
March 8–10, 2010, Providence, Rhode Island
Corporate opportunities: Exhibits, presentations, and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 400–450 from the Northeast
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EDUCAUSE Midwest Regional Conference
March 15–17, 2010, Chicago, Illinois
Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 400–450 from the Midwest
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EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference
June 2–4, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia
Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 200–250 from the Southeast
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National Conferences

ELI 2010 Annual Meeting
January 19–21, 2010, Austin, Texas
Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 350–450 from across the nation.
The ELI Annual Meeting attract a diverse array of higher education professionals interested in advancing learning through IT innovation, including CIOs, senior administrators, instructional technologists, instructional designers, librarians, and faculty.
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Security Professionals Conference
April 12–14, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia
Corporate opportunities: Presentations, corporate displays, and sponsorships
Annual attendance: 300–400
Information security professionals, IT staff, and others from across the higher education community participate in this event, which focuses on technical solutions, security policies and procedures, and management issues, including security training and awareness.
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The EDUCAUSE Enterprise Technology Conference
Online Meeting
Annual attendance: 150–200
Corporate opportunities: Sponsorships
Attendees include those who currently lead and manage administrative and enterprise IT groups within information technology, business, or academic units at colleges and universities, as well as those who are emerging leaders in the field.
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EDUCAUSE 2010 Annual Conference
October 12–15, 2010, Anaheim, California
Attendance: 3,500–4,000 attendees and over 200 exhibiting companies
The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference is the premier information technology event in higher education. Participation includes exhibits, presentations, and sponsorship opportunities. Exhibits and presentations are assigned based a pecking order of membership and participation.
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Contact Information

You can contact us at corp@educause.edu.

About EDUCAUSE Corporate Participation Corporate Membership Corporate Partner Program Conferences with Corporate Participation Opportunities for Advertising Guiding Principles Corporate Press Release Service		Conferences with Corporate Participation Conferences with Corporate Participation—Mark Your Calendar! Showcase your products and services Reach thousands of higher education IT professionals Meet the people who make campus-wide technology decisions Exhibit, present, and explore a variety of sponsorships EDUCAUSE conferences draw hundreds of technology professionals from higher education institutions; small and large, public and private. Regional conferences encompass administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, and management. National conferences, with the exception of the comprehensive annual conference, are focused on special topics. EDUCAUSE offers the following regional and national conferences with corporate opportunities in 2010. Find corporate participation details by clicking on the conference's "More information" link. Regional Conferences EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference January 13–15, 2010, Baltimore, Maryland Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships Annual attendance: 400–450 from the mid-Atlantic region More information >> EDUCAUSE Southwest Regional Conference February 17–19, 2010, Austin, Texas Corporate opportunities: Presentations and sponsorships Annual attendance: 200–300 from the Southwest More information >> NERCOMP Northeast Regional Computing Program (An EDUCAUSE Affiliate) March 8–10, 2010, Providence, Rhode Island Corporate opportunities: Exhibits, presentations, and sponsorships Annual attendance: 400–450 from the Northeast More information >> EDUCAUSE Midwest Regional Conference March 15–17, 2010, Chicago, Illinois Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships Annual attendance: 400–450 from the Midwest More information >> EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference June 2–4, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions, and sponsorships Annual attendance: 200–250 from the Southeast More information >> National Conferences ELI 2010 Annual Meeting January 19–21, 2010, Austin, Texas Corporate opportunities: Presentations, poster sessions and sponsorships Annual attendance: 350–450 from across the nation. The ELI Annual Meeting attract a diverse array of higher education professionals interested in advancing learning through IT innovation, including CIOs, senior administrators, instructional technologists, instructional designers, librarians, and faculty. More information >> Security Professionals Conference April 12–14, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia Corporate opportunities: Presentations, corporate displays, and sponsorships Annual attendance: 300–400 Information security professionals, IT staff, and others from across the higher education community participate in this event, which focuses on technical solutions, security policies and procedures, and management issues, including security training and awareness. More information >> The EDUCAUSE Enterprise Technology Conference Online Meeting Annual attendance: 150–200 Corporate opportunities: Sponsorships Attendees include those who currently lead and manage administrative and enterprise IT groups within information technology, business, or academic units at colleges and universities, as well as those who are emerging leaders in the field. More information >> EDUCAUSE 2010 Annual Conference October 12–15, 2010, Anaheim, California Attendance: 3,500–4,000 attendees and over 200 exhibiting companies The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference is the premier information technology event in higher education. Participation includes exhibits, presentations, and sponsorship opportunities. Exhibits and presentations are assigned based a pecking order of membership and participation. More information >> Contact Information You can contact us at corp@educause.edu.
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