Fellowship of Companies for Christ International (FCCI) is a global movement of servant leaders who help each other lead companies for Christ.

Your partnership helps realize the vision of transforming the world through Christ, one company leader at a time.

FCCI is passionate about pursuing God’s heart as we continue our 45-year mission to equip and encourage Christian business leaders along the 5-stage journey of leading a company for Christ.

As a sponsor, you will connect with and highlight your work to an audience of Christian business leaders who are "all in" on leveraging their business platforms for eternal purposes. We pray YOU and your team are blessed by the experience.

• Introductions to leaders who know how to get things done, have great networks and appreciate working with like-hearted people
• To be treated as a valued partner with FCCI – because we believe our attendees should be exposed to your message and services
• Opportunities to build relationships with people – not just a handshake and business card exchange
• Excellent visibility to our attendees before and during the Conference and over time with value-added messaging opportunities
• Our Conference format will allow for ample time for attendees to learn about the opportunities/services you offer to bless their customers, vendors, suppliers, employees, and the community in which they live and serve

FCCI is a non-profit organization. In order to comply with IRS guidelines, and to ensure FCCI is not taxed on ‘advertising income’, the following language, phrases, inducements must NOT be present in your FCCI Conference Sponsor collateral (i.e attendee book content, tabletop banner, attendee bag collateral, etc). Use of qualitative or comparative language Example: “...the best consultants in SE/superior service company/smoothest ice cream/#1 rated”
• If the language in the ad contains a long-used slogan that is okay. An example is Papa Johns “Better Ingredients, Better Pizza”. Even though it’s qualitative it’s not advertising because it’s a long used slogan.
• A non-profit company that sponsors the conference can use qualitative/ comparative language in an advertisement as long as they are describing their non-profit programs or mission and not cause classification as advertising. Price info or other indications of savings or value Example: “...we are least expensive in SE/best value in the industry”
• Anything that describes the sponsor as the low price leader or similar means it is advertising income Endorsements are not allowed - from FCCI or any 3rd Party Any inducement to buy or use a sponsor’s products or services Example: “...10% off to conference participants, sale announcement/free analysis of needs”
• Any mention of a product’s value is an inducement. The following items ARE permissible
• Use of logos and common slogans
• General description of products/services/brands plus contact info/ addresses, etc.
• Sponsors can bring their normal sales material to the conference and hand out as appropriate. They can give out coupons, flyers, etc. – it just can’t be part of the FCCI official booklet, conference agenda, marketing, etc.

CONFERENCE PORTFOLIO SPONSORSHIP $10,000.00

TOTE BAG SPONSORSHIP $5,000.00

GOLF TOWEL SPONSORSHIP $3,500.00

GOLF BALL SPONSORSHIP $1,500.00

TABLE CARDS AT BREAKFAST $1,000.00 (SIX AVAILABLE)