MICHAEL BUTTERMAN, MUSIC DIRECTOR-CONDUCTOR
MICHAEL BUT TERMAN, MUSIC DIREC TOR
Michael Butterman is making his mark as a model for today’s conductors and is recognized for his commitment to creative artistry, innovative programming, and audience and community engagement. He is in his fifth season as Music Director for the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra and also for the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, and is in his 11th season as Principal Conductor for Education and Outreach for the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the first position of its kind in the United States. Beginning with the 2009-2010 season, he assumed the additional post of Resident Conductor for the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra. The Shreveport Times recently praised Michael Butterman’s “successful risk-taking,” noting a “season full of buzzing lobbies, standing ovations and full houses,” while the Daily Camera proclaimed, “Michael Butterman was clearly No. 1 on the classical-music scene in Boulder.”
CORE ARTISTIC VALUES ARTISTRY The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra is committed to presenting performances of the highest standard in which we make every note matter. Our musicians, conductors and staff recognize their roles as stewards of musical art and fully commit their efforts in the service of music. We commit the necessary resources of time and money to provide our performers with the best possible conditions to succeed in their efforts. INNOVATION We embrace innovation and creativity in our programs in a way that enhances the musical experience for the audience, making it stronger, deeper and more meaningful. ENGAGEMENT We foster a sense of two-way interaction with the Boulder community and our patrons. People are stimulated to listen actively and challenged to bring something of their own experience and understanding to the act of listening. People come away from our concerts feeling that they’ve heard music in a deep and personal way. We cultivate a sense of community among our audience members by facilitating opportunities for social interaction. We “interface” with multiple constituencies in our community (public schools, arts organizations, the University, “traditional” and “non-traditional” audiences). CONNECTION The Boulder Philharmonic connects people to orchestral music. We connect orchestral music to our shared human experience. We connect people to one another through orchestral music. Music transcends the bounds of time and culture. It’s worth examining historical context, but also important to find ways to demonstrate its relevance to life in the 21st century. We strive to build community through our music. Please contact Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, today to discuss how your business can benefit from sponsoring the Boulder Phil: 2590 Walnut Street Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.449.1343, ext. 3 Fax 303.443.9203 info@boulderphil.org www.boulderphil.org
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
If your organization strives to... • Support music and the arts in your community • Make music accessible to all • Enrich children and families • Improve the quality of cultural life in Boulder • Enhance branding and awareness ...then we would like to talk with you about partnering with the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra. This packet contains information about the Boulder Phil’s vision and services, along with the benefits received by supporting our mission.
ABOUT THE BOULDER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Under the vision and leadership of Music Director Michael Butterman, the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra reflects all that makes Boulder special—its creativity, spirit, beauty and quest for knowledge. Founded in 1958, the Boulder Phil is a critically acclaimed professional orchestra, presenting performances nine months out of the year and employing a core of 72 of the most highly trained musicians in Boulder County and beyond. Each season the orchestra presents a dynamic mix of masterpieces and promising new works, highlighting both accomplished and emerging guest artists with a special emphasis on Boulder’s own creative community. Over its 53-year history, the Boulder Phil has presented internationally-renowned artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Jessye Norman, James Galway, Sarah Chang and many others. The Boulder Phil also features local composers like Bill Douglas and Daniel Kellogg, local guest artists like CU pianist David Korevaar and Emmynominated actor Bill Mooney, and collaborates with local groups such as the Boulder Chorale, Ars Nova Singers, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, and the Boulder Ballet in the Nutcracker. With a strong commitment to education and community outreach, the Boulder Phil provides a year-long program in Boulder County classrooms through its Discovery Concerts. In addition, individual members of the orchestra teach classes both privately and throughout the Boulder Valley School District and Parlando School for the Arts. The Boulder Phil’s impact in our community extends into other realms, with an annual food drive, an instrument drive for kids, and free family concerts at the Boulder Public Library and other Front Range venues. The orchestra also recently partnered with local social service organizations, including the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless and Boulder County AIDS Project, in a tribute to unsung community heroes featuring large-scale images of their own volunteers accompanied by Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man.
VISION The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra reflects and fosters all that makes Boulder special—its creativity, spirit, beauty and quest for knowledge. By connecting people to orchestral music, we strive to be an essential part of our community’s cultural fabric.
CURRENT PROGRAMS
WHY SPONSOR THE BOULDER PHIL?
Each season, the Boulder Philharmonic presents five classical programs, multiple performances of our in-school Discovery Concert, four performances of the Nutcracker with the Boulder Ballet, a special production such as Cirque de la Symphonie, two summer concerts at the Arvada Center for the Arts, the SuperListening Club by Don Campbell, and a series of Family Chamber Concerts in Front Range venues.
Building on the momentum of Bravo Boulder, an exciting season of packed-hall concerts celebrating Boulder’s uniqueness, we invite you to partner with us. Local businesses sponsor the Boulder Phil for great reasons:
CLASSICAL CONCERTS feature favorite masterworks as well as engaging new works, with a focus on reflecting Colorado’s own creative community through our selection of guest artists, invited composers and collaborating organizations. Concerts take place at Macky Auditorium on the CU-Boulder campus. With the support of SCFD, some concerts are repeated at venues such as St. Luke’s Methodist Church in Highlands Ranch. DISCOVERY CONCERTS bring the grace and power of the full orchestra to 4th and 5th grade students. Teachers prepare students with a specially designed Curriculum Guide, and conductor Michael Butterman makes classroom visits to introduce students to the sights and sounds they will experience. With the support of SCFD, we are expanding this program to schools in three counties. SPECIAL PRODUCTIONS include the much-loved annual co-production of the Nutcracker with the Boulder Ballet and the Boulder Children’s Chorale (ticket sales up 5% over last year), as well as concerts celebrating the musical greats of other genres, such as John Denver and the Beatles. SUMMER CONCERTS are performed at the Arvada Center for the Arts at the outdoor amphitheater. SUPERLISTENING CLUB is a workshop presented by Don Campbell, author of The Mozart Effect. Throughout the concert season, Don Campbell also offers free pre-concert talks that begin an hour before each classical concert in order to enhance the listening experience for patrons.
FOR THE MUSIC—Visitors often are stunned by the superb artistry of Boulder Phil’s professional musicians, led by the imaginative conductor Michael Butterman. FOR BRANDING AND AWARENESS—Our sponsor organizations are proud to link their identities with the Boulder Phil vision and values, as seen by thousands in printed ads, programs and other marketing channels. FOR MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE—The Boulder Phil strives to provide orchestral music for everyone in the community who can enjoy it. We provide free tickets to disadvantaged seniors through Circle of Care. Student tickets are only $5. The dress rehearsal performance of The Nutcracker is free to clients of various local social service organizations—approximately 1,000 people attended the 2010 dress rehearsal. FOR THE FAMILY—Nutcracker Ballets & other youth-oriented programs reflect unparalleled opportunities for parents & children to experience music together. FOR CHILDREN—Each year, thousands of students are enriched by classroom visits and concerts that show how music relates to their school curriculum and the world around them. FOR COMMUNITY VIGOR—The Boulder County regional climate for business and quality of living is stronger with the presence of the arts and creativity, traits fostered and embodied by the Boulder Phil. FOR FUN—Businesses gain loyalty from employees and clients who receive tickets to memorable concerts and events, including Boulder Phil Fanfare, our annual fall fundraising event.
FAMILY CHAMBER CONCERTS at the Boulder Public Library, Broomfield Auditorium and other venues provide free or low cost one-hour programs suitable for families and adults alike.
FOR CONFIDENCE AND HISTORY—A well-governed 501(c)3 organization, the Boulder Phil has offered 53 years of uninterrupted community service.
TOP ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1. Overall ticket sales have increased 28% over last season, and Masterworks season subscriptions are up 12% over last season. Subscription sales are now at a five-year high. 2. Finished the 2009-2010 fiscal year with a balanced budget. 3. Sold out five concerts at Macky Auditorium since January 2010, including our highest-grossing concert of all time with the Cirque de la Symphonie production. 4. Established an endowment with the support of a matching grant. 5. Voted “Best Classical Music” by Boulder Weekly readers for the past two years in a row.
Please contact Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, at 303-449-1343 ext. 3 to discuss how you can support the Boulder Phil in bringing exceptional symphonic music to our community.
2590 Walnut Street Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.449.1343, ext. 3 Fax 303.443.9203 info@boulderphil.org www.boulderphil.org
CURRENT PROGRAMS
WHY SPONSOR THE BOULDER PHIL?
Each season, the Boulder Philharmonic presents five classical programs, multiple performances of our in-school Discovery Concert, four performances of the Nutcracker with the Boulder Ballet, a special production such as Cirque de la Symphonie, two summer concerts at the Arvada Center for the Arts, the SuperListening Club by Don Campbell, and a series of Family Chamber Concerts in Front Range venues.
Building on the momentum of Bravo Boulder, an exciting season of packed-hall concerts celebrating Boulder’s uniqueness, we invite you to partner with us. Local businesses sponsor the Boulder Phil for great reasons:
CLASSICAL CONCERTS feature favorite masterworks as well as engaging new works, with a focus on reflecting Colorado’s own creative community through our selection of guest artists, invited composers and collaborating organizations. Concerts take place at Macky Auditorium on the CU-Boulder campus. With the support of SCFD, some concerts are repeated at venues such as St. Luke’s Methodist Church in Highlands Ranch. DISCOVERY CONCERTS bring the grace and power of the full orchestra to 4th and 5th grade students. Teachers prepare students with a specially designed Curriculum Guide, and conductor Michael Butterman makes classroom visits to introduce students to the sights and sounds they will experience. With the support of SCFD, we are expanding this program to schools in three counties. SPECIAL PRODUCTIONS include the much-loved annual co-production of the Nutcracker with the Boulder Ballet and the Boulder Children’s Chorale (ticket sales up 5% over last year), as well as concerts celebrating the musical greats of other genres, such as John Denver and the Beatles. SUMMER CONCERTS are performed at the Arvada Center for the Arts at the outdoor amphitheater. SUPERLISTENING CLUB is a workshop presented by Don Campbell, author of The Mozart Effect. Throughout the concert season, Don Campbell also offers free pre-concert talks that begin an hour before each classical concert in order to enhance the listening experience for patrons.
FOR THE MUSIC—Visitors often are stunned by the superb artistry of Boulder Phil’s professional musicians, led by the imaginative conductor Michael Butterman. FOR BRANDING AND AWARENESS—Our sponsor organizations are proud to link their identities with the Boulder Phil vision and values, as seen by thousands in printed ads, programs and other marketing channels. FOR MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE—The Boulder Phil strives to provide orchestral music for everyone in the community who can enjoy it. We provide free tickets to disadvantaged seniors through Circle of Care. Student tickets are only $5. The dress rehearsal performance of The Nutcracker is free to clients of various local social service organizations—approximately 1,000 people attended the 2010 dress rehearsal. FOR THE FAMILY—Nutcracker Ballets & other youth-oriented programs reflect unparalleled opportunities for parents & children to experience music together. FOR CHILDREN—Each year, thousands of students are enriched by classroom visits and concerts that show how music relates to their school curriculum and the world around them. FOR COMMUNITY VIGOR—The Boulder County regional climate for business and quality of living is stronger with the presence of the arts and creativity, traits fostered and embodied by the Boulder Phil. FOR FUN—Businesses gain loyalty from employees and clients who receive tickets to memorable concerts and events, including Boulder Phil Fanfare, our annual fall fundraising event.
FAMILY CHAMBER CONCERTS at the Boulder Public Library, Broomfield Auditorium and other venues provide free or low cost one-hour programs suitable for families and adults alike.
FOR CONFIDENCE AND HISTORY—A well-governed 501(c)3 organization, the Boulder Phil has offered 53 years of uninterrupted community service.
TOP ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1. Overall ticket sales have increased 28% over last season, and Masterworks season subscriptions are up 12% over last season. Subscription sales are now at a five-year high. 2. Finished the 2009-2010 fiscal year with a balanced budget. 3. Sold out five concerts at Macky Auditorium since January 2010, including our highest-grossing concert of all time with the Cirque de la Symphonie production. 4. Established an endowment with the support of a matching grant. 5. Voted “Best Classical Music” by Boulder Weekly readers for the past two years in a row.
Please contact Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, at 303-449-1343 ext. 3 to discuss how you can support the Boulder Phil in bringing exceptional symphonic music to our community.
2590 Walnut Street Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.449.1343, ext. 3 Fax 303.443.9203 info@boulderphil.org www.boulderphil.org
MICHAEL BUTTERMAN, MUSIC DIRECTOR-CONDUCTOR
MICHAEL BUT TERMAN, MUSIC DIREC TOR
Michael Butterman is making his mark as a model for today’s conductors and is recognized for his commitment to creative artistry, innovative programming, and audience and community engagement. He is in his fifth season as Music Director for the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra and also for the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, and is in his 11th season as Principal Conductor for Education and Outreach for the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the first position of its kind in the United States. Beginning with the 2009-2010 season, he assumed the additional post of Resident Conductor for the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra. The Shreveport Times recently praised Michael Butterman’s “successful risk-taking,” noting a “season full of buzzing lobbies, standing ovations and full houses,” while the Daily Camera proclaimed, “Michael Butterman was clearly No. 1 on the classical-music scene in Boulder.”
CORE ARTISTIC VALUES ARTISTRY The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra is committed to presenting performances of the highest standard in which we make every note matter. Our musicians, conductors and staff recognize their roles as stewards of musical art and fully commit their efforts in the service of music. We commit the necessary resources of time and money to provide our performers with the best possible conditions to succeed in their efforts. INNOVATION We embrace innovation and creativity in our programs in a way that enhances the musical experience for the audience, making it stronger, deeper and more meaningful. ENGAGEMENT We foster a sense of two-way interaction with the Boulder community and our patrons. People are stimulated to listen actively and challenged to bring something of their own experience and understanding to the act of listening. People come away from our concerts feeling that they’ve heard music in a deep and personal way. We cultivate a sense of community among our audience members by facilitating opportunities for social interaction. We “interface” with multiple constituencies in our community (public schools, arts organizations, the University, “traditional” and “non-traditional” audiences). CONNECTION The Boulder Philharmonic connects people to orchestral music. We connect orchestral music to our shared human experience. We connect people to one another through orchestral music. Music transcends the bounds of time and culture. It’s worth examining historical context, but also important to find ways to demonstrate its relevance to life in the 21st century. We strive to build community through our music. Please contact Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, today to discuss how your business can benefit from sponsoring the Boulder Phil: 2590 Walnut Street Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.449.1343, ext. 3 Fax 303.443.9203 info@boulderphil.org www.boulderphil.org
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
If your organization strives to... • Support music and the arts in your community • Make music accessible to all • Enrich children and families • Improve the quality of cultural life in Boulder • Enhance branding and awareness ...then we would like to talk with you about partnering with the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra. This packet contains information about the Boulder Phil’s vision and services, along with the benefits received by supporting our mission.
ABOUT THE BOULDER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Under the vision and leadership of Music Director Michael Butterman, the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra reflects all that makes Boulder special—its creativity, spirit, beauty and quest for knowledge. Founded in 1958, the Boulder Phil is a critically acclaimed professional orchestra, presenting performances nine months out of the year and employing a core of 72 of the most highly trained musicians in Boulder County and beyond. Each season the orchestra presents a dynamic mix of masterpieces and promising new works, highlighting both accomplished and emerging guest artists with a special emphasis on Boulder’s own creative community. Over its 53-year history, the Boulder Phil has presented internationally-renowned artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Jessye Norman, James Galway, Sarah Chang and many others. The Boulder Phil also features local composers like Bill Douglas and Daniel Kellogg, local guest artists like CU pianist David Korevaar and Emmynominated actor Bill Mooney, and collaborates with local groups such as the Boulder Chorale, Ars Nova Singers, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, and the Boulder Ballet in the Nutcracker. With a strong commitment to education and community outreach, the Boulder Phil provides a year-long program in Boulder County classrooms through its Discovery Concerts. In addition, individual members of the orchestra teach classes both privately and throughout the Boulder Valley School District and Parlando School for the Arts. The Boulder Phil’s impact in our community extends into other realms, with an annual food drive, an instrument drive for kids, and free family concerts at the Boulder Public Library and other Front Range venues. The orchestra also recently partnered with local social service organizations, including the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless and Boulder County AIDS Project, in a tribute to unsung community heroes featuring large-scale images of their own volunteers accompanied by Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man.
VISION The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra reflects and fosters all that makes Boulder special—its creativity, spirit, beauty and quest for knowledge. By connecting people to orchestral music, we strive to be an essential part of our community’s cultural fabric.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IF YOUR ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO:
CONNECT THE BOULDER COMMUNITY TO LIVE SYMPHONIC MUSIC INTRODUCE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO THE SYMPHONY SUPPORT MUSIC EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS IMPROVE BOULDER’S BUSINESS CLIMATE AND QUALITY OF LIVING ENHANCE BRANDING AND AWARENESS MAKE THE ARTS MORE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL SUPPORT A STABLE NONPROFIT WITH A STRONG LEGACY
THEN THE BOULDER PHIL WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS THESE PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WITH YOU:
CONCERT/SEASON SPONSORSHIP EDUCATION PROGRAM SPONSORSHIP BOULDER PHIL FANFARE SPONSORSHIP (SEE ATTACHED) NUTCRACKER SPONSORSHIP (SEE ATTACHED) IN-KIND DONATIONS SEASON SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
$10,000
$5,000
$2,500
$1,000
Logo on concert page for sponsored program
x
x
x
Verbal acknowledgment from stage
x
x
x
Logo on e-newsletter for sponsored concert
x
x
x
Mention on press release for event/concert
x
x
x
Logo or name in program throughout season
x
x
x
x
Logo or name on sponsored concert webpage
x
x
x
x
Logo or name on sponsor webpage with link
x
x
x
x
Recognition in annual report
x
x
x
x
RECOGNITION
SPECIAL OPTIONS Artist presence at your private event
x
Possible networking event before/after concert
x
Banner or signage at event
x
Program insert - subject to availability
x
x
Logo or name on concert print ads
x
x
Logo or name on concert postcards
x
x
x
1/2 page
1/4 page
1/8 page
x
x
Complimentary tickets
10
8
6
4
Complimentary parking passes
4
3
2
1
50%
30%
20%
20%
Ad in each Boulder Philharmonic program Literature placement at concert TICKETS
% Discount on tickets for employees
BOULDER PHIL FANFARE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Join us for Boulder Phil Fanfare, a season opening event that benefits the artistic and education programs of the Boulder Philharmonic. Boulder’s critically acclaimed, fully professional symphony orchestra is currently experiencing dramatic increases in support and attendance – including numerous sell-outs at Macky Auditorium – and is expanding its education programs to reach four counties. The home of Samantha and Kevin O’Hara in White Hawk Ranch provides an elegant setting perfect for mingling, sipping specialty beverages, and visiting gourmet food stations from Boulder’s finest, all while showing support for the Boulder Phil and its role within our own creative community. “FANFARE” LEVEL SPONSOR $5,000 Company name & logo included in all event materials, i.e., invitation, event signage, event program, website, emails, and in a benefit event thank-you ad in the Daily Camera Company name & logo included in all concert programs throughout the year (Attendance: 15,000) Quarter-page ad in concert program Benefit event tickets for 6 guests, plus premium Opening Concert tickets for 6 guests Complimentary concert parking at Macky Auditorium Invitation to private thank-you reception Verbal acknowledgement during event and during concert “BRAVO” LEVEL SPONSOR $2,500 Company name & logo included in all event materials and concert programs Benefit event tickets for 4 guests, plus Opening Concert tickets for 4 Complimentary concert parking at Macky Auditorium Invitation to private thank-you reception Verbal acknowledgement during event “PRELUDE” LEVEL SPONSOR $1,000 Company name included in all event materials and concert programs Benefit event tickets for 2 guests Invitation to private thank-you reception Verbal acknowledgement during event INDIVIDUAL EVENT TICKET + CONCERT TICKET $200 Includes limited “Gold Circle” seating at Opening Concert at Macky Auditorium INDIVIDUAL EVENT TICKET
$150
RESPONSE REQUESTED BY: June 1 to be included in the formal invitation; August 1 to be included in concert and event programs Call 303-449-1343 ext. 3 for more information
MICHAEL BUT TERMAN, MUSIC DIREC TOR
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
NUTCRACKER SPONSORSHIP LEVELS $75,000: Presenter of the Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker Benefits of Presenter Level Sponsorship include: • Listed on all printed materials and in advertising as “Presenting the Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker” • Up to 20 tickets to any of the performances of The Nutcracker • Company logo on all posters and postcards printed for the production • A two-page ad spread in program • Listing as sponsor for each organization for remainder of performance season • Logo placement on all websites sponsor pages for both Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet Only one sponsorship available at this level. $50,000: Benefits of $50,000 Sponsorship Level include: • Listed in programs and on posters and postcards as major sponsor of The Nutcracker • Up to 16 tickets to any of the performances of The Nutcracker • Company logo on all posters and postcards printed for the production • Full page ad in program • Listing as sponsor for each organization for remainder of performance season • Logo placement on all websites sponsor pages for both Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet Maximum of four sponsorships available at this level.
$25,000: Benefits of $25,000 Sponsorship Level include: • Listed in programs and on posters and postcards as sponsor of The Nutcracker • Up to 12 tickets to any of the performances of The Nutcracker • Company logo on all posters printed for the production • Half page ad in the program • Listing as sponsor for each organization for remainder of performance season • Logo placement on all websites sponsor pages for both Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet Maximum of eight sponsorships available at this level. $10,000: Benefits of $10,000 Sponsorship Level include: • Listed in programs and on posters as sponsor of The Nutcracker. • Up to 8 tickets to any of the performances of The Nutcracker. • Company logo on all posters printed for the production. • Quarter page ad in the program. • Listing as sponsor for each organization for remainder of performance season. • Logo placement on all websites sponsor pages for both Boulder Philharmonic & Boulder Ballet. Maximum of 10 sponsorships available at this level.
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Below $10,000: Individual season sponsorships for either the Boulder Philharmonic or the Boulder Ballet are available below the $10,000 level. Each organization has its own benefits for this level, which includes:
BOULDER PHILHARMONIC BENEFITS $7,500 • Logo on concert page for sponsored program • Verbal acknowledgment from stage • Logo on e-newsletter for sponsored concert • Mention on press release for event /concert • Logo or name in program throughout season • Logo or name on sponsored concert webpage • Logo or name on sponsor webpage with link • Logo or name on concert postcards • Logo or name on concert print ads • 1/2 page ad in each Boulder Philharmonic program • 8 complimentary tickets • 3 complimentary parking passes • 30% discount on tickets for employees • Literature placement at concert • Program insert—subject to availability $5,000 • Logo on concert page for sponsored program • Verbal acknowledgment from stage • Logo on e-newsletter for sponsored concert • Mention on press release for event /concert • Logo or name in program throughout season • Logo or name on sponsored concert webpage • Logo or name on sponsor webpage with link • Logo or name on concert postcards • Logo or name on concert print ads • 1/4 page ad in each Boulder Philharmonic program • 8 complimentary tickets • 3 complimentary parking passes • 30% discount on tickets for employees
$2,500 • Logo on concert page for sponsored program • Verbal acknowledgment from stage • Logo on e-newsletter for sponsored concert • Mention on press release for event /concert • Logo or name in program throughout season • Logo or name on sponsored concert webpage • Logo or name on sponsor webpage with link • Logo or name on concert postcards • 1/8 page ad in each Boulder Philharmonic program • 6 complimentary tickets • 2 complimentary parking passes • 20% discount on tickets for employees $1,000 • Logo or name in program throughout season • Logo or name on sponsored concert webpage • Logo or name on sponsor webpage with link • Complimentary tickets • Complimentary parking passes • 20% discount on tickets for employees
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Please contact Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, today to discuss how your business can benefit from sponsoring the Boulder Philharmonic: 2590 Walnut Street Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.449.1343, ext. 3 Fax 303.443.9203 info@boulderphil.org www.boulderphil.org
BOULDER BALLET BENEFITS Boulder Ballet has several levels of season sponsorships for under $10,000. The levels and benefits include the following: $7,500 • Logo on website welcome page • Logo on RTD bus advertisements • Acknowledgement during pre-curtain announcement • Logo in all concert programs • 15 Complimentary tickets to Boulder Ballet performances (does not include The Nutcracker) • Logo & link on website sponsor page • 3/4 page ad in concert programs • Invitations to post-performance receptions
$5,000 • Logo on RTD bus advertisements • Acknowledgement during pre-curtain announcement • Logo in all concert programs • 10 Complimentary tickets to Boulder Ballet performances (does not include The Nutcracker) • Logo & link on website sponsor page • 1/2 page ad in concert programs • Invitations to post-performance receptions $2,500 • Acknowledgement during pre-curtain announcement • Logo in all concert programs • 5 Complimentary tickets to Boulder Ballet performances (does not include The Nutcracker) • Logo & link on website sponsor page • 1/4 page ad in concert programs • Invitations to post-performance receptions $1,000 • Acknowledgement during pre-curtain announcement • Logo in all concert programs • 2 Complimentary tickets to Boulder Ballet performances (does not include The Nutcracker) • Logo & link on website sponsor page • Invitations to post-performance receptions
Please contact Cheri Friedman, Executive Director, today to discuss how your business can benefit from sponsoring the Boulder Ballet: 2590 Walnut Street, Suite 10 Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303.443.0028 Fax 303.441.5266 info@boulderballet.org www.boulderballet.org
2011-2012 BOARD MEMBERS Dave Fulker, President; Director Emeritus, UCAR Mary Street, Vice President; Attorney Patricia Butler, Secretary; Policy Analyst Kyle Heckman, Treasurer; President, Flatirons Bank
Christopher Brauchli, Attorney (retired), Hutchinson, Black & Cook Michael Butterman, Music Director, Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra (ex-officio) Pamela Dennis, Management Consultant Megan Edrington, Musician Teresa Myrwang Holum, Fundraising Consultant Ruth Kahn, Community Member Tracy MacMillan, Community Member Yoriko Morita, Musician, Artistic Committee Chair (ex-officio) Bob Orecchio, Musician, Orchestra Committee Board Liaison (ex-officio) Kevin Shuck, Executive Director, Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra (ex-officio) Tenly Williams, Musician