On July 31st-August 5th, 2005, the New Orleans Police Department and the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (IAATI) will host the IAATI 53rd Annual Training Seminar. The Sponsor/Exhibitor committee is pleased to announce the availability of a limited number of Corporate Sponsorships for the training seminar. It is anticipated that this year's seminar will attract over 600 attendees. Experts from around the world will be present to share and seek out new and innovative prevention strategies. This training will benefit both law enforcement and private sector personnel and will provide an ideal networking forum. The focus of the seminar will be on building partnerships and cooperation between the various public and private agencies impacted by the global problem of vehicle theft.

This is an excellent opportunity to show support for this international partnership and at the same time promote your organization. The following sponsorship levels are currently available:

Bronze sponsor $500	Program acknowledgment and sponsor identification cards for any of your representatives who may choose to visit the conference.
Silver sponsor $750	Includes Bronze package, plus company logo in the program, contact guide and event advertising; two (2) tickets to conference banquet; and exhibit space (if desired).
Gold sponsor $1000	Includes Silver package, plus recognition by general assembly speakers, logo projected behind keynote speaker, and two (2) additional banquet tickets (total of 4).
Platinum sponsor	Same as Gold package plus a full reserved table for the banquet (10 tickets) Exclusive sponsorships available for larger amounts which will include special recognition throughout conference.

Sponsorship deadline is June 30, 2005*

Mail your Sponsorship Now!
Checks payable to: IAATI – 53^rd Seminar
Ken MacKenzie,Detective
Auto Theft Unit
Richardson Police Department
P.O. Box 831078
Richardson, TX 75083-1078

For further information contact:
Ken MacKenzie 972/744-5907
email: kbmackenzie@iaati.org

Contributions or gifts to IAATI are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes; however, they may be tax deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses.

*Based upon availability, as space is limited.