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Exclusive Sponsorships Still Available! B E T H E HOS T OF T H E WINNE R ’ S CI RCL E


5th Avenue


After Party Sponsor - $8,500


Be the sponsor of this year’s after party and play host to a private party for the 2011winners and sponsors. Invite 20 ticketed guests of your choice. Rub elbows with Houston’s Best and sing alongwhile your private pianist tickles the ivories throughout the night. It’s your party.


ALL NEW! SPONSORSHIP


Lucky Strike Entertainment Sponsor - $4,000 Power the Paparazzi


INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: $120


Sinatra Swag Bag Sponsor - $4,000 Bag some attention.


Diamond Sponsor $2,000


Smokin' Cigar Sponsor – $4,000 Brand your stogie.


Gold Sponsor $1,000


NightCaps & Nibblers- $4,000 Be “The Last Hurrah” at the After Party.


Va Va VoomValet Sponsor - $3,500 Showthemhow you roll.


Silver Sponsor $500


www.GHBA.org/HoustonsBest for Sponsorship and Ticket Information For information:Melvina Audain


(281) 970-8970 X-130 MAudain@ghba.org Thank you to our current sponsors! BAR SPONSOR CENTERPIECE SPONSOR MARTINI SPONSOR DESSERT SPONSOR


“Cheers” Toast Sponsor - $3,500 Make a statement.


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about the benefits of sponsorship:


VIDEO & SOCIAL MEDIA SPONSOR CHAMPAGNE SPONSOR DIAMOND SPONSORS:


Friendswood Development Co. Media Nation Outdoor Newland Communities Partners In Building, LP TheWoodlands


Development Company Ryland Homes Village Builders


GOLD SPONSORS:


DataSmart / Duncan Security Mischner Investments


Real Estate & You Magazine Sherwin-Williams Paint Co.


GREATER HOUSTON BUILDERS ASSOCIATION – BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE | HOUSTON BUILDER | AUGUST 2011 17 Sponsors current as of July 25, 2011.


The Johnson Development Corp. Riverstone


MADMEN images courtesy of AMC.Copyright 2011 PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR: Boe Creative Services


HOSPITALITY SPONSORS: D & R Signs


Houston Community Newspapers


CHOCOLATE MEDALLION SPONSOR


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