Sponsorship Prospectus
Organising Committee:
- Prof. Nigel Stevenson, Trinity College Dublin (Co-Chair)
- Prof. Mark Harris, University of Leeds (Co-Chair)
- Prof. Cliona O’Farrelly, Trinity College Dublin
- Prof. Colm Bergin, Trinity College Dublin
- Prof. John McLauchlan, University of Glasgow
About the Symposium
The HCV Symposium is the foremost annual international meeting for scientists, researchers and clinicians interested in molecular virology, pathogenesis, prevention and treatment of hepatitis C virus, as well as related viruses. These related viruses include flaviviruses (Dengue, Zika virus), pestiviruses, pegiviruses and other hepatitis viruses (A-E).
New developments in the fight against Hepatitis C and related viruses are presented for information and discussion at the Symposium. The aim of the Symposium includes increasing the scientific understanding of these viruses with a view to controlling their spread in the future.
The Importance of Sponsorship
Young researchers and investigators require funding for scholarships and to enable them to travel to Symposia such as this. Without sponsorship, the registration fees would not be affordable. Sponsorship encourages young researchers to believe in the value of their research and to pursue it long-term. Sponsors achieve international recognition for their goodwill in supporting researchers and their scientific endeavours. The HCV Symposium can continue the invaluable collegiality and networking of the scientific community only with the support of sponsors.
Scientific Themes & Keynote Speakers HCV2018
As this is the 25th anniversary of the first HCV Symposium, the internationally recognised microbiologist Prof. Michael Houghton, University of Alberta, who was the first to identify and clone the viral genomes of Hepatitis C and D, will be the opening speaker on HCV: Twenty-five Years On...
The principal themes at HCV2108 will comprise:Patient Registries & Treatment Outcomes; Host Virus Interactions & the Immune Response; Viral Entry, Replication & Morphogenesis; Vaccines & Antiviral Agents; Emerging & Related Viruses; Systems Biology and 'Omic Analyses of Viral Infection; Global Challenges; Hepatocellular Carcinoma & Pathogenesis.
Sponsorship Levels
(all prices listed in Euro)
BENEFITS |
Platinum Level€50,000 - €100,000 |
Gold Level€25,000 - €49,999 |
Silver Level€10,000 - €24,000 |
Bronze Level€5,000 - €9,999 |
Pewter LevelUnder €5,000 |
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Recognition on the website, Slides, Signage & in Abstract Book |
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Complimentary Registration |
6 Full Registrations |
4 Full Registrations |
2 Full Registrations |
1 Full Registration |
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Gala Event Tickets |
6 Tickets |
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2 Tickets |
1 Ticket |
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Abstract Book Advertisement |
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Individual Sponsorship Opportunities
To increase your brand awareness at the Symposium
| Advertising in Book of Abstracts: A4 Full page, full colour ad Half-page, full colour ad |
€3,000 €2,000 |
| Symposium Bag/Folder: Sponsor to supply with Company and HCV2018 logos |
€10,000 |
| Symposium Bag Insert: Sponsor to supply insert (A4 or smaller) |
€1,000 |
| Symposium Lanyards: Printed with Company and HCV2018 logos |
€3,000 |
| Symposium Pen: Sponsor to supply with Company and HCV2018 logos |
€2,000 |
| Symposium Notebook: Sponsor to supply with Company and HCV2018 logos |
€2,000 |
| Sponsored Session/Speaker: Speaker to be agreed with Organising Committee |
€3,500 |
| Travel Grants: Fulltime students, or delegates from 3rd World countries |
€2,000 |
| Welcome Reception: RDS Library on Monday, 8th October at 6 pm |
€15,000 |
