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Description
Become the NCCA SPONSOR IN 2025!
(used to be called NCCA Partner Program)
View the Sponsor Program PDF.
- The Sponsorship Package starts on January 1, 2025 and ends on December 31, 2025.
- Registration for events and ad schedule allocation begins with Premium Sponsors and ends with the Silver Sponsors.
- For questions about payments, please email Alexandra at sasha@ncchiro.org
- Please note, the NCCA reserves a right to deny partner participation if it is in direct competition with the NCCA or any of its affiliates.
Benefits:
- Become known as a supporter of the chiropractic profession in the state.
- Be recognized by our members and stay top of mind through our communications and events.
- Build quality relationships with DCs.
- Become a matter-expert for your industry.
Partner Packages Include:
- Priority event registration and advertising spot selection
- Presence on NCCHIRO.ORG
- Ad-block in our weekly communications
- Special Pricing
- Facebook Posts & Ads
- Member Mailing list (no emails)
- And more!
Key Numbers:
- 635+ Doctors of Chiropractic
- 1,500+ Office Managers and CAs
- 62% Average Communication Open Rate & 43% Click Rate
- 700+ DC total attendance at the 2024 In-Person & Virtual Conventions
- 1600 + Facebook Followers
- 60,000+ Facebook People Reach
*Please note that Sponsor Levels differ in levels of engagement. Higher level means more ads and more exposure!
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING UP.
The NCCA has the right to deny sponsorship or exhibitor status to any company that is in direct competition with the NCCA and its affiliates. The NCCA has the right to terminate or not renew any annual partnership if partner obligations are not met or the partner is found to operate in a way that is unethical or undesirable as determined by the NCCA CEO.