| 5th Annual Empowerment Conference |
Sponsorship Opportunities
Wonderful Opportunities to Gain New Customers in the Nonprofit Sector
The Human Services Coalition of Prince George’s County now numbers more than 90 nonprofit organizations that collectively spend more than $180 Million, hire more than 10,000 staff persons, rent and buy thousands of square feet of property, own hundreds of vehicles, and make communities better. Take advantage of this incredible opportunity for you to attract more customers and friends by sponsoring our Fifth Annual Empowerment Conference: Connect ... Build ... Thrive on June 12, 2008, at the Martin’s Crosswinds in Greenbelt, MD. The conference will attract more than 200 participants from our membership, Prince George’s Government leaders, and Washington Grantmakers. Such a gathering affords corporations, elected officials, foundations and consultants to the human services effort a wonderful opportunity to show support and win new customers and friends. We hope you think so too. Please consider sponsoring our gathering. Click Here for the sponsorship levels and application. |
The Honorable Jim Estepp to Deliver Conference Keynote
To Give His Vast Experience with Connect ... Build ... Thrive
The President and CEO of the Greater Prince George's Business Roundtable is Mr. M.H. Jim Estepp. Jim is formerly: Chair of the Prince George's County Council where he served two elected terms; President Pro Tempore of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments; Chairman of the Board of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments; President of the International Association of Fire Chiefs; Director of the Maryland Security Council, Office of the Governor; Fire & EMS Chief of Prince George's County and Director of Public Safety for Prince George's County. Mr. Estepp was named Citizen of the Year by the Prince George's Board of Trade, was recipient of the Elizabeth & David Scull Award for Outstanding Regional Leadership, COG's highest Award and The Tom Bradley Leadership Award from the National Association of Regional Councils, its highest award. In addition Jim received the Janet L. Hoffman award for outstanding local administration from the American Society for Professional Administration (ASPA), Maryland Chapter. Mr. Estepp serves on several national and local boards including the Board of Visitors of the world-renowned Maryland Shock Trauma Center. Jim lives in Croom and is a graduate of the Program for Senior Executives in State & Local Government at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge, MA.
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