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For Sponsors | GOLD / $45,000
This is a smart, strategic way to show your support and stay visible—without going over the top. You’re getting a strong brand visibility, both on-site and online, while connecting you with an engaged, growing global community focused on vitiligo awareness and care.
Benefits include
- Standard booth (approx. 10’ x 10’) in a high-traffic area, with branded pop-up, table/chairs, A/V support, power and Wi-Fi
- Logo on sponsor page of WVD website, digital banners, and select print/downloadable materials
- Featured in 5–6 social media posts and 1–2 YouTube or podcast descriptions
- Logo intro/outro in 1–2 educational videos
- 1 targeted social media promotion
- 3 complimentary registrations with priority seating
- Recognition in 2 email campaigns to up to 10K regional subscribers
- One flyer or promotional item included in conference bags
- Digital “Gold Sponsor” badge for use on your site or socials
- Verbal recognition during the event wrap-up
The Gold tier keeps you in the spotlight where it matters most.
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