Sponsors
Put Your Company In Front Of An Elite Audience of Cleantech Innovators
The Cleantech Focus events are where clean technology stakeholders and dealmakers dig into a hot topic and network with their peers in an intimate setting. Sponsor or exhibit at Cleantech Group events and receive brand exposure and VIP access to the most influential, connected industry players. Cleantech Focus event sponsorships provide:
- Enhanced visibility to an exclusive audience of cleantech industry entrepreneurs, influencers, investors, venture capitalists and global enterprises
- Solid investment leads, whether you are looking for financing or investment opportunities
- Unparalleled networking with the world's leading corporations, investors, growth companies, policy makers and enterprises
- Global positioning for your organization as an influential market leader in the cleantech sector
- Exposure to international press and media
Space is limited! Contact us today about available sponsorship opportunities including:
- Reception sponsorship
- Lunch sponsorship
- Panel sponsorship
Exhibiting Opportunities: Increase Visibility to Key Players in the Cleantech Community
Exhibiting in the Cleantech Focus Innovation Showcase maximizes face-to-face communication between exhibitors and attendees. With hundreds of cleantech industry heavy-weights and high level decision makers in attendance, exhibiting puts you in front of this unique and exclusive audience, in one place, making the most of your time and budget.
Who can exhibit?
Clean technology companies, professional service providers, incubators, economic development agencies – space is limited to 10 per event
What do exhibitors receive?
- One admission to the Cleantech Focus
- 8' x 8' space
What is the cost?
Price: $2,000 – includes the above
Space is limited! Contact us today for more information on available sponsorships and exhibiting opportunities.
Supported By
Deloitte
The member firms of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu are leaders in serving clean tech companies. Our extensive experience working with clients in a broad range of industries - energy, utilities, technology, manufacturing, and biotechnology - arms our practitioners with the insight to provide solutions to complex issues that clean tech companies face.
We advise clients on a broad range of audit and enterprise risk, tax, consulting, enterprise sustainability, and financial advisory issues to support the growth of clean tech companies worldwide.
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Consensus Business Group Experts at Finance. Imaginative in Business. Consensus is a multi-faceted principal advisor to the trustees of the Family Trust, its ultimate beneficial owner. The core business includes structured finance; acquisition, management and development of commercial and residential real estate; and a substantial portfolio focused on the environment, new technologies and technology start-ups. |
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Credit Suisse Founded in 1856, Credit Suisse can call upon a long tradition and many years of experience in the banking business. It provides companies, institutional clients and high-net-worth private clients worldwide, as well as retail clients in Switzerland, with advisory services, comprehensive solutions, and innovative products. Credit Suisse is active in over 50 countries and employs more than 48,500 people from approximately 100 different nations. |
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Government of Ontario Ontario is making innovation a key driver of the provincial economy. Through the $3.2-billion Ontario Innovation Agenda, the province is capitalizing on its creative environment, diverse culture, highly skilled workforce and internationally recognized education system. By investing in research and innovation, Ontario is helping to pioneer the discoveries of tomorrow that will create high-value jobs and a strong and competitive economy. The Ontario Government created the Ministry of Research and Innovation in 2005 as the nexus for innovation policy in Ontario. |
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Sail Venture Partners SAIL Venture Partners is a national venture capital firm with offices in Southern California and Washington, D.C. We invest primarily in early-stage companies in the Energy/Cleantech sector. SAIL’s five partners are experienced, successful investors with a history of adding value to companies and delivering superior returns to investors. |
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Sterling Communications Sterling Communications, Inc. has a 20-year track record of generating visibility and building brands for emerging technology companies across a variety of sectors. We have worked successfully with industry pioneers in silicon, software, systems, and ecosystems — from back-office IT solutions to global cleantech industry organizations. Why do they choose Sterling? Our communications professionals take the time necessary to thoroughly understand the client’s business as well as the broader competitive landscape and critical market dynamics. |
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Veolia Environnement Veolia Environnement is the world leader in environmental services. With operations on every continent and more than 336,013 employees, we provide customized solutions to meet the needs of municipal and industrial customers in four complementary segments: water, environmental services, energy services and passenger transportation. Veolia Environnement recorded revenue of 36.2 billion euros in 2008. |
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Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati is the leading law firm in the world advising enterprises devoted to development of energy and clean technologies and projects. We represent a dynamic client base that includes more than 300 emerging companies seeking to be tomorrow’s energy and resources leaders, mature energy technology and project development companies, and major public companies developing winning strategies in energy and clean technologies. We offer the energy and clean tech industry unmatched experience gained in representing high tech companies in all phases of their growth cycle. |
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Clean Economy Network Founded in March of 2009, the Clean Economy Network (CEN) is the largest national membership-based networking, educational, and advocacy organization shaping a new economy based on clean technology and innovation. Our members are professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers who connect to each other, learn information relevant to business and professional growth, and influence public policies that impact the clean economy. |
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Babson College Babson College, located in Wellesley, Massachusetts, is recognized internationally for its entrepreneurial leadership in a changing global environment. By infusing the spirit of innovation into our academic programs, Babson educates leaders capable of anticipating, initiating, and managing change. |
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Canaccord Genuity Canaccord Genuity is the global capital markets division of Canaccord Financial Inc. (CF : TSX | CF. : AIM), offering institutional and corporate clients idea-driven investment banking, research, sales and trading services from 11 offices worldwide. We are committed to providing valued services to our clients throughout the entire lifecycle of your business and operating as a gold standard independent investment bank – expansive in resources and reach, but targeted in industry expertise, market focus and individual client attention. |
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Clean Economy Network Founded in March of 2009, the Clean Economy Network (CEN) is the largest national membership-based networking, educational, and advocacy organization shaping a new economy based on clean technology and innovation. Our members are professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers who connect to each other, learn information relevant to business and professional growth, and influence public policies that impact the clean economy. |
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MIT Professional Education MIT Professional Education, organized under the School of Engineering in 2002, provides continuing education courses and lifelong learning opportunities for science and engineering professionals at all levels. Worthy of note is that MIT faculty teach all Professional Education offerings. Some programs have a long history, others are fresh concepts. Each year, 30-40 professionals take regular MIT courses for one or more semesters through the Advanced Study Program. Short Programs, formerly called the Professional Institute, draws more than 900 participants to campus each year to attend some 50 short courses offered primarily in the summer. Organizations engage MIT Professional Education to develop Custom Programs that range from a day to a yearlong sequence of sessions, on or off campus. In 2006, MIT Professional Education launched the Career Reengineering Program, originally titled the Midcareer Acceleration Program. This innovative, part-time offering helps talented professionals prepare for career reentry. |
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New England Clean Energy Council The New England Clean Energy Council’s mission is to accelerate New England’s clean energy economy to global leadership by building an active community of stakeholders and a world-class cluster of clean energy companies. The Council represents a diverse set of stakeholders, including clean energy companies, venture investors, major financial institutions, local universities and colleges, industry associations, area utilities, labor and large commercial end-users. The Council’s ranks include 50 clean energy CEOs, representatives from most of the region’s top 10 law firms, and partners from over a dozen of the region's top venture capital firms (with a total of over $8 billion under management). The Council believes that our future depends upon synergistic collaborations among the diverse segments of the clean energy cluster and a foundation of sound regional, national, and global energy policy that encourages the development and deployment of clean energy solutions |
