2013CORPORATE SUPPORTCATALOG The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 24 23 22 21 25 19 18 17 16 20 14 13 12 11 15 9 8 7 6 10 4 3 2 1 5 B 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 1 Contents Table of Contents Annual Clinical Meeting 2 Special Projects, Campaigns and Initiatives 7 Publications and Media Advertising 10 Research Fellowships Program 11 CREOG Council on Resident Education in Obstetrics and Gynecology 12 Medical Student Outreach 13 The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (the College) is a membership organization of more than 56,000 members who provide health care for women. We are the preeminent leader in advocating quality health care for women; maintaining the highest clinical and educational standards for women’s health physicians; promoting patient education, understanding and involvement in medical care; and increasing awareness of issues affecting women’s health care. The College maintains relationships with a variety of corporations, foundations and other organizations committed to fostering excellence in women’s health care. The College accepts financial and in-kind support only if such acceptance does not pose a conflict of interest and in no way impacts the College’s objectivity, priorities and actions. The College retains complete control of the development, implementation and assessment of all content and materials related to our work. The advertising, marketing and sponsorship options presented in this catalog offer you and your organization the opportunity to support our efforts. All options are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis, with right of first refusal given to the previous year’s advertiser or sponsor until Monday, November 19, 2012. To learn more about how you can make a difference, contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. 2 2013 Corporate Support Catalog • Recognition in College Publications • Special Banner • Booth Space Points = 1% of your Annual Support • Ten Tickets to the President’s Party • Two Sets Advance Registration Labels1 and Two Sets Post Registration Labels • Discounted Publications and Educational Materials • Two Membership Lists2 Annual Clinical Meeting Platinum $100,000+ Gold $50,000+ Silver $25,000+ Bronze $10,000+ Recognition in College Publications Recognition in College Publications Recognition in College Publications Recognition in College Publications Special Banner Special Banner Special Banner Special Banner 1,000 Points toward Booth Space 500 Points toward Booth Space 250 Points toward Booth Space 100 Points toward Booth Space Eight Tickets to the President’s Party Six Tickets to the President’s Party Four Tickets to the President’s Party Two Tickets to the President’s Party Two Sets Advance Registration Labels1 and Two Sets Post Registration Labels Two Sets Advance Registration Labels1 and One Set Post Registration Labels Two Sets Advance Registration Labels1 One Set Advance Registration Labels1 Discounted Publications and Educational Materials Discounted Publications and Educational Materials Discounted Publications and Educational Materials Discounted Publications and Educational Materials Two Membership Lists2 One Membership List2 1 For a nominal fee, one email blast is available in lieu of one set of advance registration labels. Labels and/or email blast must be requested before April 8, 2013. 2 Membership Lists must be requested prior to the end of the calendar year. Annual Clinical Meeting Benefits Unless otherwise noted, all options and opportunities in this catalog count toward your Annual Clinical Meeting Club Level. President's Cabinet $200,000+ The 61st Annual Clinical Meeting May 4-8, 2013 New Orleans, LA 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 3 Annual Clinical Meeting ACM Relaxation Lounge $75,000 Located on the exhibit hall floor and open Monday through Wednesday, the Relaxation Lounge provides attendees a place to relax between sessions, receive a massage, get a shoe shine, unwind with Wii Sports and taste delicious finger foods and mini desserts. Sponsor receives prominent exposure in the Lounge and ACM materials. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Fun Run/Walk $25,000 The Fun Run/Walk will take place on Sunday, May 5th, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All ACM registrants and their guests are welcome. Voluntary contributions benefit a worthwhile charity. Sponsor will have the option of providing water bottles, towels, t-shirts and/ or other approved goods with corporate or product logos. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@ acog.org. Book Store Bags $5,000 The Book Store is open throughout the entirety of the ACM. Used by shoppers every day, your customized bags may be printed with your product or corporate logo and/or booth number on one side and College logo and text on the other. Advertiser must provide bags that meet specific strength criteria. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Floor Plan and Locator Kiosks $25,000 per kiosk (Four Available) Attendees will depend on these kiosks to help navigate the show floor and make the most of their time in the exhibit hall. The kiosks allow attendees to search exhibitors by company name, booth number, or product category. Advertiser’s company name, logo and homepage will shine on the interactive floor plan. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Restrooms $15,000 This high-visibility branding opportunity allows you to place approved, non-adhesive materials in restrooms throughout the convention center. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Exhibit Hall Map and Schedule-At-A-Glance $25,000 This invaluable resource is a huge hit every year! By combining the exhibit hall map, a host city map, and a condensed schedule, this publication ensures that attendees’ time on and off the exhibit hall floor is as effective and enjoyable as possible. Advertiser’s product or corporate logo and booth space are prominently displayed. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Email Stations $25,000 In prime locations throughout the convention center, the College offers stations for attendees to access the internet and stay linked in to their practices. Your company logo will appear on the stations, welcome screens and other signage. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Coat and Luggage Check $10,000 This two-day sponsorship opportunity offers visibility, convenience and peace of mind. Before traveling home, attendees who have checked out of their hotel rooms may leave their baggage in a secure area and enjoy the rest of the day on the exhibit hall floor. Service available Tuesday, May 7th and Wednesday, May 8th. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Convocation Reception $10,000 This large reception, immediately following the Convocation, offers incoming officers and Fellows the opportunity to come together and celebrate. Customized cups and napkins are welcome. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Rapid Charging Stations $22,000 Charging Stations help attendees to stay connected. Your corporate logo and video will play on the automated stations located throughout the convention center. Stations are capable of rapidly charging multiple mobile devices at once. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Aisle Signs $10,000 Great visibility at a great price! Attendees cannot miss you with these double-sided banners hanging above aisles near your booth. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. 4 2013 Corporate Support Catalog Annual Clinical Meeting Hotel Keys $30,000 Build name recognition for your company, product or exhibit space on hotel keys for select convention hotels. Fees assigned by individual hotels are not included in the advertising fee and must be paid directly to the hotels. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. WiFi Access $20,000 Provide complimentary WiFi service to attendees throughout the convention center. This opportunity is acknowledged on signs throughout the convention center and on the WiFi Welcome Page. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Childcare/Youth Services $125,000 This outstanding sponsorship provides children (ages six months to 12 years) of attendees a safe, secure, entertaining, and educational experience through special events, youth tours, activity centers and childcare. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Career Center $15,000 The professionally-staffed Career Center offers state-of-the-art assistance to both job seekers and employers. Open for the entirety of the ACM; advertising and approved promotional items are welcome. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. ExpoCard $40,000 This electronically striped card, emblazoned with your advertisement, provides an efficient way for attendees to exchange contact information with exhibitors. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Shuttle Buses $75,000 The majority of attendees take advantage of the shuttle bus service. Promote your company or product to riders and the public. Exclusive advertising rights are available or a per bus option may be arranged. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Beverage Cups and Napkins for Exhibit Hall Coffee Breaks $20,000 (Five Available Breaks) Refreshments will be served in multiple stations on the exhibit hall floor during session breaks. Each break offers an exhibitor the opportunity to meet and network with attendees over a hot cup of coffee served with your customized cups and napkins. Customization may include product advertising and booth number. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Donors’ Lounge $15,000 This very popular amenity for the College’s individual donors is the place to relax, grab a quick bite to eat and network with colleagues.Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Mothers’ Lounge $5,000 The Mothers’ Lounge is for registered attendees who are nursing mothers. Sponsor supplies breast pumps and may provide promotional materials, as well as cups and napkins. The sponsor will receive additional recognition on signage. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. eGuide Station $20,000 This excellent marketing opportunity allows attendees to download the most current ACM programs to a PDA or laptop computer. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. ACM Final Program Advertising $5,000 to $25,000 Distributed with registration materials, the ACM Final Program includes comprehensive information on the sessions and programs. Deadline for advertising is Monday, February 11, 2013. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Black and White Four-Color Half-Page Run of Book $5,000 Full-Page Run of Book $7,500 Inside Front Cover $15,000 Inside Back Cover $15,000 Back Cover $25,000 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 5 Annual Clinical Meeting Hotel Mirror Cling Advertisement $25,000 per day Have your ad or message waiting for guests at the New Orleans Marriott and the Hilton New Orleans Riverside upon entering their rooms. Your “can’t miss” message will be placed on a static cling wrap that will be affixed to the bathroom mirror. Marketing area is 8” x 11” and may include corporate or product information. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Ob-Gyn Reporter Program $125,000 This sponsorship allows for residents from all twelve Districts to attend the ACM. The four-day structured schedule allows for networking among peers and for experiencing all segments of the scientific program. Sponsorship must be confirmed before January 4, 2013. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Convention Center Banners $5,000 to $20,000 The banner advertising program offers exhibitors the opportunity to promote new products or reposition an existing product. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Film Festival $20,000 Attendees are able to view the latest techniques, best practices and new medical advances at the Film Festival. Experts introduce each film and a moderated question and answer session follows. This sponsorship is also available for permanent endowment. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. ACM Virtual Poster Gallery $75,000 This sponsorship adds longevity to the ACM Poster Presentations. Through an online virtual gallery, accepted posters will be made available to the scientific community for six months following the ACM. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. ACM Exhibitor Bingo $3,000 Participating exhibitors’ logos and booth numbers are placed on a bingo grid – five rows by five columns – and given to all registered attendees. Attendees must visit and collect stickers from all participating exhibitors to complete their ACM Exhibitor Bingo card. The College will provide all stickers for participating exhibitors. Attendees may return their completed ACM Exhibitor Bingo cards to the ACOG Booth for a chance to win a daily grand prize on Monday and Tuesday. Open only to the first 25 exhibitors – one square per exhibitor. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Directional Signs $10,000 These signs, with your product or corporate logo, are located in high-traffic areas throughout the convention center. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Exhibit Hall Column Wraps $3,000 (Eight Available) For the first time, you can advertise on the exhibit hall floor. These high-visibilty, low-cost opportunities will go quickly. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Local Advertising and Marketing Options Each host city offers interesting and unique advertising and marketing opportunities. Whether you would like to work with a local mass transit system, taxicab companies, or even the airport authority, we want to ensure that your efforts succeed. Please contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org to share your ideas and to learn about our approval process and any related fees. Independent Annual Clinical Meeting Support $2,500+ For our exhibitors who cannot decide among all of the fantastic advertising, branding and sponsorship opportunities available, we also accept Independent Meeting Support. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Annual Clinical Meeting Additional ACM Advertising and Marketing Opportunities To help your company maximize its exposure at the Annual Clinical Meeting, we offer the following additional advertising opportunities. These options do not carry ACM Club Level credit. Questions About Exhibiting? For details and specifics about exhibiting at the ACM or Annual District Meetings (ADMs), contact Arthinia Morgan at (202)863-2437 or amorgan@acog.org. ACM Product Theater This marketing opportunity offers your company the perfect venue to provide an interactive non-CME presentation to meeting attendees eager to learn about new products, technologies and services. The ACM Product Theater will be accessible during specific hours Monday, May 6th through Wednesday, May 8th. Time slots will be allocated in 10 to 60 minute segments and there will be three exclusive lunch time opportunities. The College will provide logistical assistance, including basic audiovisual equipment and one AV technician, during the presentation period. For more information and rates or to reserve a presentation time slot, please contact Arthinia Morgan at (202)863-2437 or amorgan@acog.org. Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia offer your company the opportunity to provide education, to demonstrate your commitment to quality patient care and to build your corporate brand. Satellite Symposia are open to all registered meeting attendees free of charge. Companies have the option of sponsoring either CME or non-CME sessions. These sessions should provide ACM attendees with novel and innovative approaches to issues impacting physicians in the area of obstetrics and gynecology. Limited breakfast and evening time slots are available. For more information and rates or to reserve a time slot, please contact Arthinia Morgan at (202)863-2437 or amorgan@acog.org. Doctors’ Bags Capture attendees’ attention each morning with literature and promotional information delivered to their doors. These bags, filled with your promotional materials, will be placed on every participant’s hotel door each morning by 6:00 a.m. For more information and rates, please contact Ascend Media at (913)469-1110. ACM News - Daily Reinforce your message with three separate issues, distributed daily during the Annual Clinical Meeting. For more information and rates, please contact Ascend Media at (913)469-1110. 6 2013 Corporate Support Catalog The Deadline for ACM Adver tising and Sponsorships is February 11, 2013. Special Projects, Campaigns and Initiatives How I Practice Video Series $25,000 This online educational (non-CME) video series offers short video segments – presented by distinguished obgyns – addressing important issues and topics facing practitioners. A broad variety of obstetric, gynecologic, women’s health advocacy and patient safety and quality improvement topics are covered and each segment includes how our expert presents the specific topic, procedure, or condition. All videos produced during a calendar year include permanent recognition of that year’s supporters. Each video remains available and in rotation throughout the year and into the future until guidelines, technology or terminology necessitates revisions. Limit of four supporters each year. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. reVITALize Campaign Multiple Sponsors $10,000+ Through the Women’s Health Registry Alliance, the College’s newest campaign seeks to revolutionize vital statistics and performance measurement in perinatal care by nationally standardizing obstetric clinical data definitions and coordinating quality improvement from the ground up. Campaign activities will include a women’s health data stakeholder conference to nationally standardize obstetric clinical data definitions; educating and advocating for national implementation of these standardized obstetric data elements in electronic medical records, birth certificates, and data registries; and increasing measure performance and implementation. Sponsor recognition will be included on all campaign materials. Contact Lindsay Hoffman at (202)863-2493 or lhoffman@acog.org. Distribution of Clinical Updates in Women’s Health Care to Residents $50,000 or $15,000 per Issue This sponsorship allows for the complimentary distribution of the College’s Clinical Updates to residents. Clinical Updates are quarterly, fully-indexed monographs emphasizing clinically-oriented issues ob-gyns must consider in the total care of women. Each issue follows a standard format focusing on screening (with risk factors), counseling and management. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Previous titles include: • Renal Disease • Dyslipidemia • Addiction and Substance Abuse • Asthma • Sleep Disorders • Upper GI Tract, Gall Bladder, and Pancreatic Disorders • Anemia Upcoming titles Include: • Obesity • Exercise • Diabetes Clinical Cases in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology Interactive Program $40,000 This online resource is an interactive and progress-tracking update of one of our top-selling CD-ROMs. The program presents 32 cases to supplement residency programs’ clinical training in pediatric and adolescent gynecology – increasing knowledge of this often-overlooked subject area. Partial funding accepted. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 7 Special Projects, Campaigns and Initiatives 8 2013 Corporate Support Catalog American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Women’s Health $5,000 to $10,000 Since 1970, the College’s Committee on AI/AN Women’s Health has consulted with the Indian Health Service (IHS) and tribal health programs regarding clinical issues and health care delivery for AI/AN women. The Committee also oversees professional educational programs specifically tailored to the Indian health environment and a staff clearinghouse to assist when ob-gyns wish to fill short-term vacancies in Indian health facilities. Underwriting would allow these program expansions: • Provide postgraduate course scholarships for Indian Health Service and Tribal generalist physicians and nurses; • Sponsor awardee travel for the William H. J. Haffner AI/ AN Women’s Health Award recognizing a health professional who has made significant contributions toward raising the level of health and/or improving health care for AI/AN women; • Supply additional educational materials for IHS/Tribal health facilities. Contact Yvonne Malloy at (202)863-2580 or ymalloy@acog.org. Special Projects, Campaigns and Initiatives National Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Program For more than a decade, the College has operated the National Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Program (NFIMR) as a resource center for Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Programs (FIMR). FIMR is an evidence-based local continuous quality improvement process that uses review of infant deaths as a springboard to improve local community services and resources for women, infants and families. The FIMR process has expanded to include 220 communities in 40 states. Contact Kathleen Buckley at (202)863-1630 or kbuckley@acog.org. NFIMR Newsletter: Making Healthy Communities Happen $6,500 per issue Published three times a year and available online, this publication carries items of specific interest to Fellows, as well as consumers, advocates, public health officers, and local, state and national maternal and child health organizations. Sponsor will receive corporate recognition on the front page of the publication. NFIMR Bulletins $6,500 per bulletin Published three times a year, these educational periodicals provide in-depth information of interest to Fellows and local, state and national maternal and child health (MCH) professionals. Recent topics include Addressing Racial Disparities, Cross Cultural Expressions of Grief and Loss, and Coordinating MCH Mortality Reviews. In addition, advertising opportunities are available. Sponsor will receive corporate recognition on the front page of the publication. New Project Awards $20,000 per site NFIMR is piloting new FIMR programs to improve local services and resources for women, infants and families. Opportunities for corporate support include funding for two, two-year local demonstration projects based on best practices. Sponsor will be acknowledged in local presentations and receive corporate logo placement on all project materials, including the final report. 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 9 Special Projects, Campaigns and Initiatives Global Women’s Health Established in 2011, the Office of Global Women’s Health works to expand the College’s initiatives by addressing women’s health problems in low-resource settings around the world. The Office of Global Women’s Health develops critical infrastructure for the accreditation of residency programs and the administration of certification examinations in Central and South America. Expanded activities are aimed at rapidly accelerating the reduction of maternal mortality and morbidity in Sub- Saharan Africa and South Asia. The College anticipates participating in several public-private partnerships for this work, as well as facilitating bilateral relationships between universities in the US and other countries, and fostering the development and participation of ob-gyn societies in the efforts to address maternal health problems in their countries. Contact Galina Yudovich at (202)863-2407 or gyudovich@acog.org. International Conferences $30,000 for 10 participants These conferences for emergency obstetric care will allow the College to share best practices with non-US based ob-gyns. Junior Fellow and Fellow Trainings $75,000 for 30 participants This opportunity trains Fellows and Junior Fellows to address working in global low-resource settings in an effective, sustainable, and culturally competent way. Resource Database $10,000 This database will assist our members by matching interested ob-gyns with opportunities to work with and volunteer for a variety of health care initiatives overseas, including hospitals, clinics, and community programs. It will include a detailed list of existing and expanding residency programs that offer international components. 10 2013 Corporate Support Catalog Publications and Media Advertising Publications and Media Advertising ACOG.or g The official American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website, which also includes College content, is an essential destination for our 56,000 members. Strategically placed banner ads deliver your brand message when your audience is searching for current news and relevant articles. Maximize your visibility and leverage your brand with an average of 460,000 visits and 1 million page views per month on the site. For advertising information, contact Bethann H. Sands, Advertising Account Manager, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, (215)882-1097, bethann.sands@wolterskluwer.com. Website advertising does not carry ACM Club Level credit. Member eSource Member eSource, ACOG’s official monthly eNewsletter, features career and ACOG updates and news. Member eSource’s high-value and relevant content is delivered directly to the member’s inbox. With an average open rate of 19% and one exclusive advertiser per issue, the eNewsletter is the ideal vehicle to deliver your brand message and drive traffic to your site. For banner advertising information, contact Bethann H. Sands, Advertising Account Manager, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, (215)882-1097, bethann. sands@wolterskluwer.com. Member eSource advertising does not carry ACM Club Level credit. Professional and Educational Materials Catalog Mailed in January of each year, this catalog is a complete listing of all of the College’s for-sale resources and has a circulation of 80,000. Advertising rates are available upon request. Due to production considerations, the advertising deadline is August 27, 2012. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Obstetrics & Gynecology Obstetrics & Gynecology is the College’s official peerreviewed journal. The most prestigious and widely read scientific journal in the specialty, each issue features original research and current clinical information relevant to practicing obstetrician-gynecologists. For Products and Services (Display) advertisements, contact Bethann H. Sands, Advertising Account Manager, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, (215)882-1097, bethann.sands@wolterskluwer.com. For Career and Events advertisements, contact Keida Spurlock, Advertising Sales Representative, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, (215)521-8501, keida.spurlock@wolterskluwer.com. For additional information, visit www.greenjournal.org. Advertising in Obstetrics & Gynecology (print or online) does not carry ACM Club Level credit. 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 11 Research Fellowships Program Research Fellowships Program The Research Fellowships Program funds innovative research by exemplary young physicians who are committed to progressing women’s health. Recipients and funders are invited to and recognized at the Annual Clinical Meeting Awards Ceremony, in the annual Donor Report and other College publications, and online. The College welcomes funding in all areas of women’s health care including: • Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowships in maternal-fetal medicine allow for the exploration of care for women with complicated and/or high-risk pregnancies — including diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for management, nutrition in pregnancy, and best collaborative practices between MFM subspecialists and primary providers. • Reproductive Endocrinology/Infertility Research grants in reproductive endocrinology/infertility offer the opportunity for recipients to study and treat not only infertility, but any reproductive disorder that affects children, women, men and the mature woman. • Gynecologic Oncology Support in gynecologic oncology may focus on diagnosis, patient care and counseling, carcinogenesis, invasion and metastasis, genetics, tumor immunology, chemotherapy, pharmacology, radiation therapy, surgical procedures and palliative care. • Urogynecology The examination of urogynecology/pelvic floor disorders seeks to improve the quality of life for women by exploring surgical and non-surgical treatment options for women who suffer from incontinence or prolapsing cervix and uterus dysfunction. • Quality Improvement Research fellowships in quality improvement may range from patient safety projects investigating medication adherence, health literacy, patient education and human factor engineering, to hospital and private practice quality improvement, including continuity of care, outcomes performance measurement, risk management, cultural competency/sensitivity and second victim support. • Women’s Health and Well-Being The College welcomes progressive research in any field that affects women’s health. Possible additional areas of research may include weight control, diet and exercise, depression, postpartum depression, migraines and geriatric women’s health. Due to the Fellow applicant deadline, funding commitments must be completed by November 5, 2012. Please contact Lindsay Hoffman at (202)863-2493 or lhoffman@acog.org for more information. Corporate support: $20,000 minimum; Foundation support: $10,000 minimum. 12 2013 Corporate Support Catalog CREOG Council on Resident Education in Obstetrics and Gynecology CREOG Directory $7,500 Each year, CREOG offers a comprehensive directory of ob-gyn residency programs and program representatives. This publication is available to all accredited programs in the US and Canada. Support will be acknowledged on the title page. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. CREOG Educational Retreat Multiple Sponsors $2,500+ This two-day annual meeting provides resident educators the opportunity to interact with the CREOG Council and allows for dialogue on various issues of interest and concern. Funders will receive maximum visibility with signage at the registration desk, welcome reception, regional luncheons, corporate logo and recognition in the preliminary and final program, along with the course syllabus. Advertising opportunities are available in lieu of sponsorship. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. CREOG Resident Workshops Multiple Sponsors $5,000+ These workshops are held three times a year and are designed for ob-gyn residents who are given additional administrative and teaching responsibilities. Attendees include second and third year ob-gyn residents. The program will focus on interpersonal skills, time management, and adult learning principles. All topics are presented in a specialty-specific framework. Supporters will receive maximum visibility with signage at the registration desk, corporate logo, and recognition in the preliminary and final program, along with the course syllabus. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. CREOG and APGO Annual Meeting Multiple Sponsors $2,500-$15,000 CREOG and APGO represent approximately 2,000 medical educators whose mission is to promote excellence in medical education and to provide the highest quality of health care for women. This annual meeting brings together more than 900 physicians, academicians, and residents from throughout the country. Opportunities are available for educational grants or meeting functions. Supporters will be acknowledged in the final printed materials, on a slide shown during each morning’s general session, and on both CREOG and APGO websites. Contact DeAnne Nehra at (202)863-2558 or dnehra@acog.org. CREOG School for Program Directors $35,000 (Multiple Sponsors or Partial Funding Accepted) Being a successful residency program director requires a commitment of time, energy and enthusiasm. It is a challenging yet rewarding experience. To support new and seasoned directors, CREOG developed a unique program to help directors succeed. Now in its 14th term, the School, a three-part sequential program, continues to receive high marks from its attendees. Sponsors will receive maximum visibility with signage at the registration desk, corporate logo, and recognition in the program, along with the course syllabus. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. CREOG Educational Objectives: Core Curriculum in Obstetrics and Gynecology $50,000 (Multiple Sponsors or Partial Funding Accepted) The CREOG Educational Objectives: Core Curriculum in Obstetrics and Gynecology provides readers with a clear, concise description of exactly what knowledge and skills residents should master during their training regardless of the type of practice they will be entering upon completion of their residency. Revisions are based on the evolving role of physicians in society and new information. This publication is available online to all ACGME accredited ob-gyn residency programs and residents, all ob-gyn osteopathic residency programs and residents, and accredited ob-gyn Canadian programs and residents. A Spanish version is also available to programs affiliated with ACOG. Sponsorship will be acknowledged online and in all promotional material. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. CREOG Council on Resident Education in Obstetrics and Gynecology CREOG, a department of the College, develops educational programs and provides services for accredited ob-gyn residency programs. Publications are distributed to all allopathic and osteopathic ob-gyn residency program directors, coordinators and residents in the US and Canada. 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 13 Medical Student Outreach Medical Student Outreach The Office of Medical Student Affairs supports medical student members with programming at the Annual Clinical Meeting and by providing educational material resources to allopathic and osteopathic students currently enrolled in medical school. Material resources are available for students, clerkship coordinators and ob-gyn student interest groups. Gestational Age Calculator Wheels $15,000 The Office of Medical Student Affairs provides individual Gestational Age Calculator Wheels for any allopathic or osteopathic medical student upon request. The wheels are also available for student interest groups, ob-gyn clerkship instructors and ob-gyn clerkship coordinators. The wheels are distributed to all participants at the ACM and at other national medical student association events. Advertiser’s corporate or product logo will be prominently displayed. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Body Mass Index Calculator Wheels $15,000 The Office of Medical Student Affairs provides individual Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculator Wheels for any allopathic or osteopathic medical student upon request. The wheels are also available for student interest groups, ob-gyn clerkship instructors and ob-gyn clerkship coordinators. The wheels are distributed to all participants at the ACM and at other national medical student association events. Advertiser’s corporate or product logo will be prominently displayed. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Choose Ob-Gyn for Women’s Health $20,000 This video, produced by ACOG, is a broad introduction to the field of ob-gyn for medical students including interviews with practicing physicians, ob-gyn residents, and medical students. Produced on both DVD and USB flash drive, sponsorship allows for the distribution of the video to medical students, student interest groups, obgyn clerkship coordinators and on the ACOG medical student website. Sponsor receives prominent recognition on both the packaging materials and digital content. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Medical Student Workshops at the Annual Clinical Meeting $5,000 per workshop The workshops are held at the ACM Headquarters Hotel and are designed for medical students interested in pursuing a career in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Three workshops are offered focusing on specialty-specific areas of interest including CVs and personal statements, selecting an appropriate residency program and hands-on clinical skills. Sponsors will receive maximum visibility with signage at the registration desk, corporate logo and recognition in the course syllabus. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. Medical Student Residency Fair at the Annual Clinical Meeting Multiple Sponsors $2,500+ Consistently a favorite among the medical students, the Residency Fair is designed to facilitate exposure to obgyn residency programs from around the country. More than 30 programs exhibit each year giving attendees the opportunity to meet with program directors and gain insight about individual programs. Multiple advertisers welcome. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. ACM Medical Student Activities Program $1,000 to $5,000 Distributed with registration materials, the Medical Student Activities Program is an invaluable guide for medical student attendees at the Annual Clinical Meeting. The Program includes comprehensive information on sessions, programs, Residency Fair Exhibitors, ACM Poster Sessions and host city information and amenities. Multiple advertisers welcome. Contact Katie O’Connell at (202)863-2546 or koconnell@acog.org. 14 2013 Corporate Support Catalog 409 12th Street, S.W. Washington, DC 20024 (202) 638-5577 (800) 673-8444 www.acog.org