For information—including rates and benefits—on corporate, foundation and individual sponsorships and underwriting for the 2016 Conference on International Opportunities in the Arts, Expanding Worlds, click here or please email Mary Sherman.
Diamond - $10,000+
Conference Host and Lead Sponsor: Boston University's College of Fine Arts
Mrs. Ralph Ghormley
National Endowment for the Arts
Platinum - $7500+
Emerson College
swissnex Boston
Gold - $5000+
Anonymous Donor
The Boston Cultural Council
The Boston Foundation
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Silver - $2500+
Boston College
DutchCulture, Centre for International Cooperation
Swiss International Air Lines
Bronze - $2000+
Délégation du Québec à Boston
French Cultural Center
The Goethe Institut Boston
Richard Lappin and Julia Rabkin
Vermont College of Art
Individual Sponsors - $100 - $1999
Art New England
Mira Bartók
Rosemary Boyle
Catheline van den Branden
Columbia College Chicago
Robert Dancik
Dr. Robert Guen
Beth Kantrowitz
Gabi Koch
Second Street Associates, LLC
Thomas Matsuda
Snezana Milanovic
Ministry of Family, Children, Youth, Cultural and Sports Affairs of the Federal State Northrhine-Westphalia (Germany)
New York Foundation for the Arts
Northeastern University
Jane Parhiala
Georgine Pennington
Urban Ramstedt
Carol Van Zandt
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency that is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural, administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
TransCultural Exchange would also like to thank Stacie Aarestad of Locke Lord, LLP for their legal assistance and Microsoft for the use of their space for our Conference Gala: Microsoft New England (MSNE) is a major center for technical innovation and research. Located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts, the MSNE campus includes two buildings—One Memorial Drive and the recently renovated One Cambridge Center. At the core of MSNE is the Microsoft New England Research & Development Center (NERD). NERD is a world-renowned research and software development center, and is home to teams working on critical products and services like Microsoft Office 365 and Microsoft SQL. NERD also serves as a center of gravity for the local tech community, having hosted more than 1,000 events and welcomed more than 100,000 visitors since opening in 2008.
