Sponsorship packages include recognition opportunities during conferences, in the NFPA News, NFPA Member’s Hub, Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge, and the Fluid Power Forum Podcast.
NFPA members may purchase one of these annual sponsorship packages in order to receive recognition at NFPA events and activities throughout our fiscal year beginning 7/1/22 and end 6/30/23.
Sponsorship opportunities for the upcoming IEOC and other events have been rolled into annual packages. This new format streamlines the sponsorship process and gives our members enhanced opportunities for visibility at NFPA events.
The 2022-2023 annual NFPA sponsorship packages include a bronze, silver and gold option. To review details on package benefits and prices, view our Become a Sponsor page.
Please reach out to Eric Lanke at elanke@nfpa.com with questions or to become a sponsor.
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