NACAC Sponsorship Opportunities
The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) is an organization of more than 25,000 professionals from around the world whose mission is to empower college admission counseling professionals through education, advocacy, and community.
NACAC offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities, providing a level to meet every budget. Ready to sponsor or need advice on which opportunity is best for your organization? Fill out the form below and a member of our Sponsorship team will reach out shortly.
Find out more about sponsorship opportunites for NACAC Conference 2022 in Houston here.
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Sponsor the National Conference
Promote your organization and increase your brand recognition with an expected audience of over 6,500 counselors, admission professionals, and students at the national conference, September 22-24, in Houston.
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Sponsor the National College Fairs
Connect directly with students at our National College Fairs. These fairs annually serve over 300,000 students, parents, and counselors who are exposed to the services provided by these events in 95 national and international markets!
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Sponsor the STEM College and Career Fairs
Promote your organization and brand as you showcase your corporate commitment to STEM education to an audience of more than 1,500 highly-motivated high school students, parents, and educators at each fair.
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Sponsor GWI
Promote your organization and increase your brand recognition with an audience of 250 admission and enrollment professionals involved in the recruitment of underserved populations of students (low-income, first-generation, students of color, international, LGBTQ).
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Sponsor an Industry Insights Webinar
NACAC's Industry Insights webinars provides our members with the opportunity to learn from industry partners with expertise in college admission. Sponsoring organizations are invited to host a 45-minute webinar on the NACAC platform to highlight resources or solutions that may be useful in addressing college admission-related challenges.
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