As a nonprofit organization, CVBI
relies on both monetary and in-kind contributions from organizations
and individuals. It is the generosity of our sponsors that helps
CVBI achieve its goal of economic development through entrepreneurship.
The following are CVBI’s levels of sponsorship and associated
benefits. Contact Barbara
Rodiek for more information.
Underwriters
For a long-lasting and tangible contribution, consider
underwriting CVBI/WET facilities and entrepreneurs!
Many opportunities exist to have a permanent fixture inside
the facilities that will promote your dedication to economic
growth on a daily basis, visible to all who visit our facilities
for events, classes, mentoring, workshops … or just a
visit!
Online Sponsorship
Central Valley Business Incubator and the Claude Laval
Water and Energy Technology Incubator have engaging and informative
websites that are growing in both local, regional and world-wide
reach.
Event Sponsorship
Central Valley Business Incubator and the Claude Laval
Water and Energy Technology Incubator host several events throughout
the year. Events are designed to reach out into the community,
to engage the public in the mission of the Incubator; to showcase
our entrepreneurs, their products and our patrons and create
networking opportunities to connect investors, businesses and
the community.
Corporate/Private Donations
For companies and individuals who have made the Central
Valley a part of their lives, contributing to the Central Valley
Business Incubator is great way to help ensure a healthy future
for our community.
Your financial support of Central Valley Business Incubator
/Claude Laval Water and Energy Technology Incubator helps sustain
a community rich in innovation and possibilities. The kind of
community that has a strong employee base, active business community,
encourages philanthropy and supports the triple bottom line.
A smart investment with smart returns, supporting the mission
of Central Valley Business Incubator is a great way to invest
in the future. Your future.
