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Emerging Contaminants: From PFAS to What's Next
AAEES’s 2026 West Coast Event is an in-person event bringing together environmental engineering and science professionals for a timely program focused on “Emerging Contaminants: From PFAS to What’s Next.” Sponsorship provides organizations with valuable visibility and exposure to AAEES’s audience of environmental professionals, while demonstrating support for the advancement of environmental engineering and science.
AAEES 2026 West Coast Event Sponsorship Opportunities
Supporting Sponsor - $200
Benefits:
- Company logo on the event webpage
- Company logo included in promotional emails
- Recognition in the post-event thank-you email
Event Sponsor - $500
Includes all Supporting Sponsor benefits, plus:
- Two complimentary event registrations
- Dedicated social media sponsor spotlight on AAEES LinkedIn
- Recognition in the next AAEES Highpoints newsletter
- Put your organization in front of environmental engineering and science professionals at the 2026 AAEES West Coast Event!
- Sponsorship opportunities are now available for Emerging Contaminants: From PFAS to What’s Next, taking place October 22 in Costa Mesa, California.
Presenting Sponsor - $800
Includes all Event Sponsor benefits, plus:
- Four complimentary event registrations
- Premium logo placement on the event webpage
- Recognition as a Presenting Sponsor in all event communications
- Sponsor materials (brochures, business cards, QR code) displayed at event
Sponsor Benefits Summary
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Benefit
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$200
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$500
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$800
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Logo on Event Webpage
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✓
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✓
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✓
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Logo in Event Emails
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✓
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✓
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✓
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Verbal Recognition
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✓
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✓
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✓
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Post-Event Thank You Recognition
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✓
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✓
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✓
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Complimentary Registration
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2
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4
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Social Media Spotlight
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✓
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✓
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Sponsor Table Display
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✓
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AAEES Highpoints Recognition
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✓
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✓
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Premium Sponsor Placement
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✓
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All sponsorship proceeds support the AAEES West Coast Event and help advance professional education, networking, and collaboration within the environmental engineering and science community.
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