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2026 Excellence in Leadership Honors Breakfast Sponsorship

The inaugural Excellence in Leadership Honors Breakfast brings together industry leaders and colleagues for a morning of networking and recognition of the NY Metro industry's finest!
We anticipate a sold out crowd, be sure to secure your sponsorship and book your reserved table early!
Platinum Sponsor
Member Companies $2000 | Non-Member Companies $2250
Platinum Event Sponsors receive the most prominent logo placement on our website, emails, social, and signage leading up to and throughout the event, plus 4 tickets
Gold Sponsor
Member Companies $1500 | Non-Member Companies $1750
Gold Event Sponsors receive prominent logo placement on our website, emails, social, and signage leading up to and throughout the event, plus 3 tickets.
Silver Sponsor
Member Company $1000 | Non-Member Company $1250
Silver Event Sponsors receive logo placement on our website, emails, social, and signage leading up to and throughout the event, plus 2 tickets.
TABLE SPONSORSHIP
Reserved Preferred Table for Ten with Signage
Member Companies $1000| Non-Member Companies $1200
Table Sponsorship receives name recognition on our website, emails, social, and signage leading up to and throughout the event, plus seating for 10 people at a preferred location with table signage so your guests will easily find you.
BOOK YOUR SPONSORSHIP NOW!
Event and Table Sponsors will be provided with a special discount code that can be used to self-book complimentary tickets up to the number provided with their sponsorship.
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