BLOOMINGTON – Join The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce as they welcome Governor Eric Holcomb to Bloomington for the 2023 Governor’s Luncheon presented by Cook Group and Indiana University on Thursday, February 16th, from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m., at the Monroe Convention Center.
This event provides an opportunity for our members and the community to hear directly from the Governor of Indiana on topics that impact the state’s business climate, upcoming or recent legislative priorities, and updates from the Statehouse.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Star Sponsor – $2,500
– Name and logo included on all electronic communications
– Corporate recognition at the event including logo on program, table, and slide deck presentation. Verbal recognition during the program
– Eight (8) registrations will be provided for staff and/or guests at the event
– Logo on sponsor thank you signage at the check-in area
– Logo included on the event registration page of the website
Cardinal Sponsor – $1,500
– Corporate recognition at the event including logo on program, table, and slide deck presentation. Verbal recognition during the program
– Eight (8) registrations will be provided for staff and/or guests at the event
– Name on sponsor thank you signage at the check-in area
– Logo included on the event registration page of the website
Contributing Sponsor – $1,000
– Corporate recognition at the event including logo on program, table, and slide deck presentation. Verbal recognition during the program
– Eight (8) registrations will be provided for staff and/or guests at the event
– Name on sponsor thank you signage at the check-in area
– Name included on the event registration page of the website
Table Sponsor – $700
– Corporate recognition at the event including logo on program, table, and slide deck presentation. Verbal recognition during the program
– Eight (8) registrations will be provided for staff and/or guests at the event
Click here to register for the event.
The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce supports strong civic engagement for a healthy community and business climate. The Chamber provides nonpartisan information for civic engagement, including information on candidates and issues facing Bloomington and Monroe County.
The Chamber does not endorse candidates for office at the local, state, or federal levels. The Chamber is an independent organization, separate from the Indiana Chamber and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which do make political endorsements. The Chamber hosts events featuring candidates and elected officials, attending or speaking, in an effort to inform members of local, state, and federal policies, and allows members the opportunity to share their political priorities with the candidates and elected officials. Views expressed do not necessarily represent the view of the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.
