The Metro Advancement Council invites you to the Twentieth Annual Luncheon benefiting Chicago’s Metro Achievement Center for girls
Zoraida Sambolin
Keynote Speaker
Weekday Edition Co-anchor of NBC5 News Today
As the first Chicago on-air broadcaster to work at both English and Spanish language stations simultaneously, Zoraida broke new ground for Latinos in the No. 3 market in the country. An Emmy-winning journalist, she has won numerous awards for her work on two parenting programs created for cable distribution. Zoraida is a long-time champion of Chicago's at-risk youth and serves on the board of Midtown Educational Foundation.
Zoraida will share her life story and career with luncheon guests. It is sure to be an engaging address as she speaks about the perseverance needed to succeed amidst the challenges she faced as a Latina woman and academically-average student growing up in Chicago.
For more information and sponsorship opportunities, contact Chelsea Gibson (email) at 312.738.8300 x 23.
Sponsorship Levels
PRESENTING SPONSOR: $10,000
Includes the purchase of one V.I.P. table for eight, recognition displayed in Metro Achievement Center for 2017 year, recognition on the MEF website, presenting sponsor recognition on cover of event invitation, event signage and verbal comments during event presentation.
GOLD LEVEL SPONSORSHIP: $5,000
Includes the purchase of one V.I.P. table for eight, recognition on the MEF website, sponsorship recognition in event invitation, event signage and verbal comments during event presentation.
SILVER LEVEL SPONSORSHIP: $2,500
Includes the purchase of a prime table for eight, sponsorship recognition in event invitation, event signage and verbal comments during event presentation.
BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORSHIP: $1,000
Includes the purchase of a premium table for eight and recognition of support through event signage.
INDIVIDUAL TICKET: $75
The Metro Achievement Center promotes the personal and educational development of Chicago’s inner-city girls, in part through their exposure to professional women in Chicago.
