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SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry
2019 BETA Camp Sponsorship Package Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry
Contents Letter from the Co-Founders ........................................................................................................................ 3 Overview of BETA.......................................................................................................................................... 4 2018 BETA Camp Recap ................................................................................................................................ 5 2019 BETA Camp Experience ........................................................................................................................ 7 Summary of 2018 Camp............................................................................................................................ 7 Summary of Technical Streams................................................................................................................. 8 Biomedical Engineering......................................................................................................................... 8 Chemical Engineering............................................................................................................................ 8 Civil/Environmental Engineering .......................................................................................................... 8 Coastal Engineering............................................................................................................................... 8 Computer Science/Web Development ................................................................................................. 9 Electrical Engineering ............................................................................................................................ 9 Industrial Engineering ........................................................................................................................... 9 Mechanical Engineering ........................................................................................................................ 9 Field Tours ............................................................................................................................................... 10 Technical Expo ........................................................................................................................................ 10 Deliverables............................................................................................................................................. 11 Design Project ......................................................................................................................................... 11 Deliverables ............................................................................................................................................. 12 Camp Agenda .......................................................................................................................................... 13 2019 Camp Budget ...................................................................................................................................... 14 Sponsorship Options ................................................................................................................................... 15 Monetary Sponsorship Options .............................................................................................................. 15 Diamond Sponsor................................................................................................................................ 16 Titanium Sponsor ................................................................................................................................ 16 Platinum Sponsor ................................................................................................................................ 17 Gold Sponsor ....................................................................................................................................... 17 Silver Sponsor...................................................................................................................................... 18 Bronze Sponsor ................................................................................................................................... 18 Student Sponsor.................................................................................................................................. 18 In-Kind Sponsorship Options................................................................................................................... 19 Sponsorship Form ................................................................................................................................... 20 BETA Financial Information..................................................................................................................... 21 Contact Information.................................................................................................................................... 22
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Letter from the Co-Founders Dear Friends and Partners of BETA, Over the past five (5) years we have actively inspired Bahamian youth to innovate using STEM, the widely known acronym for Science, Technology Engineering and Math. Our programming has been both impactful and successful as we’ve executed in multiple cities, both Nassau and Freeport, and have been able to reach students from various islands over the Bahamas, from Abaco in the North to Inagua in the South. Moreover, we’ve had the pleasure of witnessing our BETA Camp alumni start their own science clubs, attend engineering conferences abroad and compete in international technology competitions and not only that but go on to study engineering in college. Our strategic focus at BETA continues to be Diversifying Our Impact. In partnership with organizations like Project Limestone and STEM Group, we’ve been able to expand our camp curriculum and continue our Bright Minds Academy into the school year. Most exciting though, was the launch of our first annual BETA Hackathon earlier this year. This program allowed BETA Camp alumni and students from across New Providence to represent their schools and clubs in a technology competition. The launch of this program was truly a success, one we plan to continue annually in conjunction with our summer camp. As we continue to expand, we are especially excited for this 2019 BETA Camp. This year, our camp will focus on the theme “Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry”. With current projects to rejuvenate shipping ports in both Nassau and Freeport, as well as discussions of developing commercial cruise ports on many of our family islands, this theme is especially relevant in our country right now. And this theme is perfect to accommodate the expansion of our camp to 2 locations, with one session in Nassau and the other in Freeport. As we expand and enrich our programming, we are working to form strategic partnerships with foundations, private companies and government entities who share our vision for a greater Bahamaland through the investment and development of our people through education. We look forward to building the future with you! Sincerely,
Trenicka K. Dukes
D’André Wilson-Ihejirika
Trenicka K. Dukes, M.S. Co-Founder &President, BETA trenicka@wearebeta.co
D’André Wilson-Ihejirika, M.ASc, P.Eng, PMP Co-Founder & Vice President, BETA dandre@wearebeta.co
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Overview of BETA History BETA as an organization was co-founded by engineers Trenicka Rolle and D’André Wilson-Ihejirika in March 2014. They had both been involved in organizing engineering outreach programs in the US and Canada, respectively, and were looking to make a similar impact at home. When the two realized that their passions and interest aligned, they immediately decided to take action. D’André and Trenicka then worked to recruit other Bahamian engineers and like-minded individuals to join their team. Collectively the BETA team is comprised of individuals who are deeply passionate about BETA for several reasons. Firstly, they realized it was only by chance that they entered into engineering because the exposure to it was lacking throughout their primary and secondary education. Secondly, they all love what they do as engineers realizing that engineering in tandem with innovation is constantly changing the world around us for the better. Lastly, many of them have been involved in engineering outreach programs outside of the Bahamas and know that this sort of programming can increase the number of individuals graduating with engineering degrees and entering the workforce both at home and globally. With these tenants in mind the inaugural BETA Camp was launched in July 2014. Mission The BETA team’s mission is to use technical expertise to inspire and improve the Bahamas through a series of collaborative efforts that will strengthen STEM education across the nation, create opportunities for engineers and address vital infrastructure issues on our Bahama Islands. Vision The BETA team seeks to create a future where Bahamians are technically equipped to compete in a global market.
“It is every man's obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out of it.” ― Albert Einstein, The World as I See It
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2018 BETA Camp Recap The 2018 BETA Camp was held in Nassau at Summit Academy under the theme The Smart City Challenge: Innovating the Future of Island Life�. The theme was chosen in response to the development and sustainability of future cities, a direction that will dictate the creation of resilient and adaptable cities. The camp provided a full week of project based, hands-on and investigative learning that encouraged students to develop critical thinking, problem solving, analytical and teamwork skills that would transcend the closure of the camp.
Figure 1 Students performing an activity during a BETA Camp session involving ultrasonic sensors, Arduinos and soldering
A total of eight engineering disciplines were taught at this year’s camp which included combinations of Computer science and Web development, Chemical and Electrical Engineering, Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering, Civil, Environmental and Coastal Engineering. What makes BETA Camp so unique is that it is lead and taught by young professional engineers who each work within the respective disciplines that they are teaching. Instructors this year were tasked with tailoring their lessons to key applications for smart city development.
Figure 2 Students presenting their prototype of a smart city at the design project challenge
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This camp was a success and was supported by the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Youth as well as the Lyford Cay Foundations, IADB Bahamas, Cloud Carib, Bahamas Medical & Surgical Supplies and other key sponsors, with a keynote from Kimberly Walker LaGrue, Chief Information Officer for the city of New Orleans and Smart City expert.
Figure 3 Chief Technology Officer for the City of New Orleans and Guest Speaker for BETA Camp addressing the students at the closing ceremony
For more information on our previous BETA Camps, please review our annual reports here:
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2014 BETA Camp - http://issuu.com/betac242/docs/2014_beta_camp_annual_report 2015 BETA Camp - http://issuu.com/betac242/docs/2015_beta_camp_annual_report 2016 BETA Camp - https://issuu.com/betac242/docs/2016_beta_camp_annual_report 2017 BETA Camp - https://issuu.com/betac242/docs/2017_beta_annual_report 2018 BETA Camp - Pending
To view footage of previous BETA Camps, see the link below: • • • • •
BETA Camp 2018 Highlights BETA Camp 2017 Highlights BETA Camp 2016 Interviews BETA Camp 2016 Highlights BETA Camp 2015 Highlights
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2019 BETA Camp Experience The 2019 BETA Camp will be our 6th annual engineering and technology summer camp, and will build on the foundation set in the previous camps. In addition to our continued focus on public school participation, 50% female representation and accessibility for Family Island students, we will also be expanding the length of the camp from 1 week to 2 weeks, and increasing the scope to include a prototype building phase of the design project. We will continue to maintain our successful technical streams: Biomedical, Chemical, Civil/Environmental, Computer Science/Web Development, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering, as well as bring back our specialty Coastal Engineering aspects to the camp as a discipline with significant relevance in the Bahamas and to this year’s theme. Our design project will be based on the camp’s theme “Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry” and will focus on current issues related to maritime, including port construction, sea transportation and emergency response.
Summary of 2018 Camp Camp Name Camp Theme
Bahamas Engineering & Technology Advancement (BETA) Camp Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry
Camp Venue
Aquinas College
Camp Dates Target Grades Target Number of Students Engineering Streams
July 29th – August 3rd, 2019 7th-9th 100
Total Budget
• • • • • • •
Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil/Environmental/Coastal Engineering Computer Science/Web Development Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering $118,000
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Summary of Technical Streams Our technical streams are the core of the camp content. Each stream is taught by professional engineering and technologists, with the assistance of university and college students who are studying in related field. This year we will be covering an array of topics which will include the following stream subjects.
Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering is the application of engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology. The outcomes of this particular engineering discipline are focused on improving the overall healthcare of society and particularly the lives of those suffering from medical impairments
Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering is a form of engineering that deals with chemical reactions. This can be in the form of applied chemistry on a laboratory scale, to industrial size processes. Chemical engineers must know and understand chemical principles while also applying the optimization and mathematical modelling of the engineering disciplines.
Civil/Environmental Engineering Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like roads, bridges, canals, dams, and buildings.
Coastal Engineering Coastal engineering is a branch of civil engineering tasked with organizing, conceptualizing, developing and preserving works on the shoreline. These tasks involve management of shoreline erosion; improvement of navigation channels and harbors; protection against flooding brought on by storms, tides and even seismically triggered waves (tsunamis); improvement of coastal recreation; and management of pollution in nearby marine environments. 8|Page
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Computer Science/Web Development Computer science is the study of the principles and use of computers which includes both hardware and software applications. Web Development in particular is a specialization of computer science that involves building web applications on the internet.
Electrical Engineering Electrical engineering is a field of engineering that generally deals with the study and application of electricity. Electrical engineering is subdivided into a wide range of subfields including electronics, digital computers, power engineering, telecommunications, control systems, signal processing, instrumentation, and microelectronics.
Industrial Engineering Industrial engineering is a branch of engineering which deals with the optimization of complex processes or systems. Industrial engineering concepts can be applied to a wide range of industries from manufacturing to finance.
Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering is the broadest of all engineering and encompasses the design of mechanical systems. Mechanical engineers use core physical principles to design and analyze manufacturing plants, industrial equipment and machinery, heating and cooling systems, transport systems, aircraft, watercraft, robotics, medical devices, weapons, and others.
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Field Tours The field tours allow students to acquire front-line exposure to engineering and technology being applied in real life settings. These tours are strategically planned to have relevance to a particular engineering stream for a total of 7 field tours, one for each stream or relevance to the theme for the camp which will be the case for this year’s camp. We believe in the importance for augmenting classroom learning with field experience that not only provides exposure but gives students visibility into the opportunities available in both technology and engineering locally.
Figure 4 Image of a group of students from BETA Camp 2019 at their field trip to the Coco Cola Factory.
Technical Expo At the culmination of the camp, there will be an expo to display some of the best projects from each stream of the camp. This is an opportunity for judges, sponsors and the public to see the technical projects that the students have created in the lessons throughout the week, and for the students to share the knowledge they have gained. One of the hallmarks of BETA Camp is our ability to incorporate a consistent infusion of daily hands-on learning to solidify core principles of engineering.
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Design Project The Design Project is an opportunity for students in differing streams to collaborate in solving a problem facing our Bahama-land. Students will be split into teams of 5 or 6. These students will meet daily with a camp volunteer; a college of university student who will act as a mentor to the team. The teams will be presented with an issue currently facing the Bahamas and will work together to research and design a solution. At the culmination of the camp each team will have the opportunity to present their solution to a panel of judges; representatives from our sponsor companies and organizations. Judges will score teams on a series of criteria to determine which team has devised a winning solution. With the 2019 theme of “Cruise Control: Innovating the Bahamian Maritime Industry� students will work to incorporate concepts from each of the technical streams to show how we can improve the Bahamian Maritime Industry. This could be anything from Coastal and Civil engineering development of ports to energy efficient boats using chemical and electrical engineering, or even improving coast guard and naval emergency response through mechanical and biomedical tools like drones and hospital boats. Student will work together and research the best solutions based on knowledge learned in their streams.
Figure 5 Flow of development from concept to execution
Deliverables
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Deliverables What to Expect? Target Females 100 students
45% or higher ratio
Distribution
Field Trips
15 students per discipline
4
Project Development Scaled Prototype Construction
Contact Hours 50 contact hours per student
We believe it is important to define the specific learning outcomes (SLOs) that will result from the participation in BETAC. This camp will not only be insightful and engaging but will inspire future generations of Bahamian STEM professionals. Therefore, with this camp it is our desire to achieve the following SLOs.
Project Management
Community Impact resolve national issues
skills •
Develop a project plan for approval
•
Learn to work within a team and
Learn which technical careers
•
are needed for future development
become an effective team member
Make informed decisions on
•
Communicate results and findings to
•
Discover ways to address and
•
Learn planning and organization
•
potential careers in
a large group
engineering and technology
.
Problem Solving •
Enhance their ability to
Engineering Design and Development
research and problem solve. •
Acquire a solid foundation in
•
Learn to apply problem
a specific engineering
solving techniques to
discipline
national issues
Gain experience in working
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with various engineering tools Apply the engineering design
•
process
Critical Thinking •
Understand the basic
Technical Development
principles of engineering •
•
Develop a keen interest in mathematics and science
Describe the engineering design process
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Acquire new technical skills (3D Printing)
•
Build a prototype to represent a design model
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Camp Agenda Opening Day Monday, July 29th, 2019 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:30 PM
Drop Off/Registration Morning Break/Ice Breaker activity Welcome from BETA Team Opening Keynote: STEM in the Bahamian Maritime Industry Morning Session / Stream Lesson Intro Lunch Afternoon Session / Stream Lesson Break/Activity Introduction to the Design Project Competition Closeout
Camp Sessions 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:30 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:30PM
Drop-Off Morning Session/Ice-Breakers Stream Lessons / Field Trip Lunch Stream Lessons Break/Outdoor Group Activities Afternoon Session Close-out
Closing Ceremony Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:30 AM 12:15 PM 1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM
Student Drop-Off/Set-up Judges Welcome & Registration Design Project Presentations Lunch & Technical Demonstrations Closing Ceremony Welcome Address Address from Title Sponsor Closing Keynote Presentation of Participation Certificates Presentation to Sponsors Presentation of Design Project Awards Thank you from BETA Team Close-out
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2019 Camp Budget To accommodate 100 students from multiple islands for 2 week-long sessions, as well as instructors and volunteers, we are seeking support for a budget of $118,000. This is broken down as follows: Program Materials Engineering and Design Project Kits T-Shirts & Polos Printing (Lesson Plans/Handouts) General Supplies (pens, notebooks, etc.) Facilities Storage/Shipping/Duty Administrative Fees Subtotal
$16,000 $2,400 $1,200 $700 $2,000 $3,700 $1,000 $27,000
Travel & Accommodations Hotel Rooms Car/Bus Rental Flights Subtotal Food Daily Lunch Daily Drinks/Snacks/Utensils Closing Ceremony/Panel Subtotal
$28,000 $6,600 $8,400 $43,000
$18,000 $5,400 $3,600 $27,000
Promotional Materials Banners/Signs/Decorations Graphic Design Photography & Videography Media (TV/Radio/Newspaper/Website) Consultants/Coordinators Certificates & Plaques Prizes/Gifts Subtotal TOTAL
$1,100 $900 $10,000 $1,000 $4,000 $2,000 $2,000 $21,000
$118,000
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Sponsorship Options In order to ensure an engaging and enlightening camp experience for all 100 students, we are asking for support through monetary and in-kind sponsorship. Each level of sponsorship will be accompanied by unique opportunities for the sponsor to engage the students and be featured in the 2015 BETA Camp promotional campaign.
Monetary Sponsorship Options Below is a table summary of the monetary sponsorship options, followed by the unique benefits of each level of sponsorship. Sponsorship Level Diamond Titanium Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Student Sponsor
Amount Opportunities Available $20,000 1 $15,000 2 $10,000 2 $5,000 5 $2,500 10 $1,000 20 $500 50
Brief Description Title sponsor for the camp Exclusive sponsor for the camp Featured sponsor for the camp Prominent sponsor of the camp Key sponsor of the camp Supporting sponsor to the camp Support one student’s travel and accommodation from a family island
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Diamond Sponsor The Diamond Sponsor or Title Sponsor of the Camp is a one of a kind opportunity for a company to headline the camp and give a significant donation to the success of the program. This sponsorship option will receive the following benefits: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Title Sponsor of the Camp, e.g. “2018 BETA Camp presented by [YOUR COMPANY NAME]” Press Release specifically highlighting Title sponsorship Opportunity to have an address at Opening to students and Closing Ceremony to the public Invitation to have a panelist at the public panel Logo placement featured prominently on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Logo placement on Public Panel banner Company name mentioned on all Radio and TV features Company Name and Logo prominently featured on website home page Prominent logo placement on sponsor page of website 20 tweets with company name 20 Facebook posts with company name Prominent logo placement on camp t-shirt Logo present on all camp flyers and promotional materials Photo opportunity with students at closing
Titanium Sponsor The Titanium Sponsor is a exclusive opportunity for a company to headline the camp and give a significant donation to the success of the program. This sponsorship option will receive the following benefits: • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Press Release specifically highlighting sponsorship Opportunity to have an address at Opening to students and Closing Ceremony to the public Invitation to have a panelist at the public panel Logo placement featured prominently on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Logo placement on Public Panel banner Company name mentioned on all Radio and TV features Company Name and Logo prominently featured on website home page Prominent logo placement on sponsor page of website 20 tweets with company name 20 Facebook posts with company name Prominent logo placement on camp t-shirt Logo present on all camp flyers and promotional materials Photo opportunity with students at closing 16 | P a g e
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Platinum Sponsor The Platinum Sponsor of the Camp is a one of only 3 opportunities for a company to be featured as a main sponsor of the camp. This sponsorship option will receive the following benefits: • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Press Release specifically highlighting Platinum sponsorship Opportunity to have an address at Opening to students and Closing Ceremony to the public Invitation to have a panelist at the public panel Logo placement featured prominently on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Logo placement on Public Panel banner Company name mentioned on all Radio and TV features Company Name and Logo prominently featured on website home page Prominent logo placement on sponsor page of website 15 tweets with company name 15 Facebook posts with company name Prominent logo placement on camp t-shirt Logo present on all camp flyers and promotional materials Photo opportunity with students at closing
Gold Sponsor The Gold Sponsor option is one of only 5 opportunities for a company to be one of the most prominent sponsors of the camp. This sponsorship option comes with significant promotional benefits, including the following: • • • • • • • • • • •
Press Release specifically highlighting all Gold sponsors Invitation to have a panelist at the public panel Logo placement featured prominently on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Logo placement on Public Panel banner Company name mentioned on Radio and TV features Prominent logo placement on sponsor page of website 10 tweets with company name 10 Facebook posts with company name Prominent logo placement on camp t-shirt Logo present on all camp flyers and promotional materials Photo opportunity with students at closing
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Silver Sponsor The Silver Sponsor option is one of only five opportunities to be featured as a key sponsor of the camp. This sponsorship option allows for multiple benefits including the following: • • • • • • • • • •
One of the key sponsors of the camp Name mentioned in press release specifically highlighting sponsors Logo placement on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Company name mentioned on Radio and TV features Prominent logo placement on sponsor page of website 5 tweets with company name 5 Facebook posts with company name Prominent logo placement on camp t-shirt Logo present on all camp flyers and promotional materials Photo opportunity with students at closing
Bronze Sponsor The Bronze Sponsor option is an important support for the camp. Companies that choose this option will receive the following benefits: • • • • • •
Logo placement on Opening and Closing Ceremony banners Logo placement on sponsor page of website 2 tweets with company name 2 Facebook posts with company name Logo placement on camp t-shirt Photo opportunity with students at closing
Student Sponsor This year we are planning to host 100 students at the BETA Camp with a target of at least 20 being from the family islands. In order to facilitate this we are asking for companies to sponsor the cost and accommodation for a student to travel from a family island to stay in Freeport for the duration of the camp. The Student Sponsor option will receive the following benefits: • • • •
Company name listed on sponsor page of website Tweet highlighting company and student sponsored Facebook highlighting company and student sponsored Photo opportunity with student sponsored
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In-Kind Sponsorship Options We are not only accepting monetary donations, but also highly value any in-kind contributions that companies can provide. Below is a summary of some of the key in-kind donations that we are seeking. Benefits of each depend on the value of the in-kind sponsorship. Please contact us for more details.
In-Kind Sponsorship Type Food Sponsor
Approx. Value
Opportunities Available
Up to $1,000 per day
5
Bus/Car Sponsor Print Sponsor
Up to $2,500
1
Up to $1,000
1
Media Sponsor
Up to $2,500
1
Prize Sponsor
Up to $1,000 per prize
4
Field Tour Sponsor
Up to $500
7
[NEW] Employee Sponsor
Up to $2,500
10
Brief Description Sponsor lunch for one of the days of the camp (Sponsor may choose to support more than one day) Sponsor the use of a bus/vans for the out of town students Sponsor printing of material handouts for camp Sponsor photo and video coverage of camp activities Sponsor 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place prizes for design project winners as well as the technical exhibition winner prize Sponsor the field tour for a specific stream by providing a tour of your companies facilities and lunch for the students who participate This option allows companies to sponsor one or more of their employees to be instructors/guest lecturers at the camp for a day, 2 days or the entire week! Contact us for more information.
We are also accepting other in-kind donations. If your company feels as though they can benefit the camp with their products or services, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Sponsorship Form Thank you for your interest in sponsoring the BETA Camp, please complete the form below and we will forward you an invoice. Please confirm your interest in sponsorship by May 31st, 2019 to ensure that you receive all sponsorship benefits. Company Name: Company Mailing Address: Name of Company Representative: Representative Phone Contact: Representative Email Address: Sponsorship Level (Choose One)
If Student Sponsor, which island would you like to sponsor a student from?
In-Kind Sponsorship? Type of In-Kind Sponsorship
Sponsorship Value Is your company willing to send a representative as a judge? Judge Name: Judge Email: Judge Phone Contact:
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Yes/No
Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Student Food Media Prize Grand Bahama Bimini Berry Islands Exuma Abaco Eleuthera Moore’s Island Andros Other: ________________
Food Bus Print Media Prize Field Tour Employee Other:________________ $$___________ Yes/No
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BETA Financial Information Payment Information: Bahamas Engineering & Technology Advancement (BETA) RBC Royal Bank (Bahamas) Branch Name: Freeport Branch Address: East Mall & Explorer's Way P.O. Box F-40061, Freeport, G.B. Bahamas Branch No: 05285 Account No: 1705920
Contact Information: Bahamas Engineering & Technology Advancement (BETA) P.O. Box SP-64203 Nassau, Bahamas E contact@wearebeta.co W: www.wearebeta.co
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Contact Information For more information, please visit our website www.wearebeta.co For questions regarding sponsorship or other inquiries please contact us at: contact@wearebeta.co
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