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Become a Sponsor of APSE in 2022

The Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE) is the only national organization focused exclusively on Employment First to facilitate the full inclusion of people with disabilities in the workplace and community.

APSE members recognize that everyone has the ability to contribute and their work should be recognized and rewarded with fair pay, creating inclusive workplaces. Employment enriches and adds meaning to every life, and workplaces and communities are enhanced when they embrace differences.

Download a PDF of the APSE Sponsor Prospectus

APSE 2022
Sponsorship Levels

All Sponsors will be featured in the 2022 National APSE Conference Guidebook app (linked here), which will be used and viewed by both in-person and virtual attendees, expanding Sponsor reach further than ever before. Higher-level sponsors will be more prominently featured on the app, with more notifications to attendees, and the ability to connect directly with individuals throughout the conference.

With APSE's 4 sponsor levels plus an Exhibitor-only package, we can't wait to work with you!

Learn about Guidebook App as a sponsor!

Opportunities to Connect

All sponsors can host virtual demos and informational conversations with attendees virtually! We'll put your information on the Guidebook app, and make sure you're recognized during registration and on materials.

Share with Attendees

We will feature your logo and details, but if you're a sponsor you can also share through short videos with attendees! You'll also be able to send messages directly to attendees using push notifications during conference hours.

Partner Level $25,000+
Partner Level $25,000+
  • Consult with APSE to create a customized sponsor package
  • Keynote sponsorship and opportunity to speak on Tuesday of the conference
  • The logo will be featured prominently during sessions, registration, and materials
  • Send push notifications to attendees to encourage interaction during the event
  • Host virtual demos and informational conversations with attendees
  • 6 Complimentary Conference Registrations. Can be donated for scholarships.

In-person exhibitor space will be available for $1,000 a table (quantities limited). Exhibitor space is a separate add-on to the sponsorship of the event.

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Platinum Level $15,000
Gold Level $10,000
Supporter Level $3,000+
Contributor Level Up to $2,999
Exhibitor Package $1,000

Plus, we love hosting our sponsors on the APSE Podcast. Reach out today to get involved with APSE as a sponsor!

APSE Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization and all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.  Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law, tax identification number 54-1645986.

APSE is the only national organization with an exclusive focus on integrated employment and career advancement opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Your tax-deductible contribution helps us promote employment opportunities for all people, through local, regional, and national networks; establish and expand equitable employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities; advocate with federal, state, and local legislators for legislation promoting integrated employment; work with federal, state, and local policymakers to increase funding for integrated employment; raise awareness within the business community as to the benefits of hiring individuals with disabilities and advocate for social change to help those with severe disabilities achieve a lifestyle that approximates that of individuals without disabilities.

Questions? Please send us an email or call: 301-279-0060.

Thank you for supporting APSE’s mission of advancing employment and self-sufficiency for all people with disabilities.