Event takes place in September
Government is trying to find sponsors for its annual conference which is taking place in just over a fortnight.
It claims the event will provide a ‘crucial platform’ for business employees, and the public, to engage with ministers and expert panellists on ‘strategic priorities’.
This year’s conference will take place on 17 and 18 September at The Comis Hotel.
Government says it will demonstrate its continued commitment to ‘Our Island Plan’ and feature a range of interactive sessions on ‘enhancing the Isle of Man’s business proposition’.
It’s searching for sponsors for tea and coffee packages, lunch and a drinks reception saying it would be a ‘fantastic opportunity’ to raise brand awareness with the expected 700 attendees.
Sponsorship packages for tea, coffee, water and biscuits are being offered at a cost of £1,500 per day, lunch sponsorship costs £2,200 each day and the drinks reception is £2,000.
Government claims: "As well as assisting with the costs of putting on the event, sponsorship signals loud and clear your brand’s involvement and your support in helping to build a secure, vibrant and sustainable future."
You can find out more HERE; The Isle of Man Government Conference is free to attend.
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