This updated media kit features banner advertising on flmedical.org, advertising in our micro-targeted email - The Daily Dose, and advertising in our bi- weekly FMA News email. We also offer our advertising in the Florida Medical Magazine (print & digital hybrid magazine). See a current example at http://www.fmamag.com.
You can also request a copy of the media kit from Shawn Winship, 850-224-6496, swinship@flmedical.org.
All of our publications are read by our members, Florida physicians. If you are seeking to reach the physician community in Florida, the Florida Medical Association is the perfect marketing platform. With 20,000 members, the Florida Medical Association is the largest physician association in the state of Florida.
The document outlines the applicant's experience as Director of Communications for Florida Citrus Sports, which operates college football bowl games. His responsibilities included leading media operations and public relations efforts for the events. He managed over 500 media personnel during bowl weeks and coordinated interviews and press conferences. Additionally, the applicant advocated for Medicaid coverage of people with disabilities in Florida and founded a nonprofit for inclusive playground equipment.
My resume is built on a number of diverse job settings. I have worked throughout my four years of college, even during some of my most challenging semesters, while practicing and competing in jiujitsu. My resume is a testament to my hard work.
DACA recipients can now use their Social Security Number to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, even though they are still ineligible for federal financial aid. Completing the FAFSA allows DACA students to receive a Student Aid Report, which is an important tool that can demonstrate financial need and be used to apply for institutional and private scholarships. The document provides step-by-step instructions for DACA recipients on completing each section of the FAFSA form, with special attention to accurately providing information for sections related to citizenship status, parents' financial details if they are undocumented, and electronic versus physical signatures.
The Lewiston Altura School District is requesting funding to purchase new kitchen equipment and increase farm-to-school partnerships to provide more fresh fruits and vegetables to students. Their goal is to improve nutrition and student health. Specifically, they seek to purchase ovens that can steam, roast, and bake produce instead of deep frying. This will allow them to buy less canned goods and provide fresher options from local farms. The funds would support the district's mission to "educat[e] to ensure healthy, happy customers" among its 700 students per day across three schools.
- The US District Court for Vermont ruled on a case regarding the importation of prescription drugs from Canada.
- The state of Vermont filed a lawsuit challenging the FDA's denial of a citizen petition seeking to allow the Vermont state employee health plan to import prescription drugs from Canada.
- Vermont argued that the FDA's denial was arbitrary and capricious. Vermont also sought a declaratory judgment that the relevant section of law was unconstitutional.
- The court's ruling addressed the contentious issues surrounding importation and reimportation of drugs from Canada.
This document is a media kit from Alcance Media Group that outlines their digital marketing services for connecting brands with U.S. Hispanic and Latin American audiences. It provides examples of display, mobile, and video ad formats. Alcance Media Group works with over 720 trusted digital publishers and offers advanced targeting options, fast payment, and bilingual support to advertisers. They can help brands reach the large and growing U.S. Hispanic population and Latin American markets.
The 2012 Media Kit for Seattle magazine provides an overview of the publication. It highlights that Seattle magazine is the #1 most subscribed to and widely read city/regional magazine in the northwest. The document discusses the magazine's editorial mission of telling the story of what's happening in Seattle now through in-depth stories and regular columns. It also includes the editorial calendar, information on regular departments, demographics of readers, and results from the 2010 media audit.
The document outlines the applicant's experience as Director of Communications for Florida Citrus Sports, which operates college football bowl games. His responsibilities included leading media operations and public relations efforts for the events. He managed over 500 media personnel during bowl weeks and coordinated interviews and press conferences. Additionally, the applicant advocated for Medicaid coverage of people with disabilities in Florida and founded a nonprofit for inclusive playground equipment.
My resume is built on a number of diverse job settings. I have worked throughout my four years of college, even during some of my most challenging semesters, while practicing and competing in jiujitsu. My resume is a testament to my hard work.
DACA recipients can now use their Social Security Number to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, even though they are still ineligible for federal financial aid. Completing the FAFSA allows DACA students to receive a Student Aid Report, which is an important tool that can demonstrate financial need and be used to apply for institutional and private scholarships. The document provides step-by-step instructions for DACA recipients on completing each section of the FAFSA form, with special attention to accurately providing information for sections related to citizenship status, parents' financial details if they are undocumented, and electronic versus physical signatures.
The Lewiston Altura School District is requesting funding to purchase new kitchen equipment and increase farm-to-school partnerships to provide more fresh fruits and vegetables to students. Their goal is to improve nutrition and student health. Specifically, they seek to purchase ovens that can steam, roast, and bake produce instead of deep frying. This will allow them to buy less canned goods and provide fresher options from local farms. The funds would support the district's mission to "educat[e] to ensure healthy, happy customers" among its 700 students per day across three schools.
- The US District Court for Vermont ruled on a case regarding the importation of prescription drugs from Canada.
- The state of Vermont filed a lawsuit challenging the FDA's denial of a citizen petition seeking to allow the Vermont state employee health plan to import prescription drugs from Canada.
- Vermont argued that the FDA's denial was arbitrary and capricious. Vermont also sought a declaratory judgment that the relevant section of law was unconstitutional.
- The court's ruling addressed the contentious issues surrounding importation and reimportation of drugs from Canada.
This document is a media kit from Alcance Media Group that outlines their digital marketing services for connecting brands with U.S. Hispanic and Latin American audiences. It provides examples of display, mobile, and video ad formats. Alcance Media Group works with over 720 trusted digital publishers and offers advanced targeting options, fast payment, and bilingual support to advertisers. They can help brands reach the large and growing U.S. Hispanic population and Latin American markets.
The 2012 Media Kit for Seattle magazine provides an overview of the publication. It highlights that Seattle magazine is the #1 most subscribed to and widely read city/regional magazine in the northwest. The document discusses the magazine's editorial mission of telling the story of what's happening in Seattle now through in-depth stories and regular columns. It also includes the editorial calendar, information on regular departments, demographics of readers, and results from the 2010 media audit.
The Federation of Medical Women in Canada is holding its annual general meeting and leadership workshops from September 17-18, 2011 in Vancouver, BC. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event, ranging from $1,000 to $22,500, with benefits including advertising, exhibitor space, conference registrations, and recognition. It invites organizations to partner with the Federation to support women physicians and women's health issues.
The document discusses opportunities for IHOP to partner with AARP to reach the 50+ demographic through AARP's various media platforms and events. These include advertising in AARP publications and websites, sponsoring events, and launching members-only offers. Past partnerships between AARP and companies like Denny's and Chrysler that utilized members-only offers are cited as successful examples.
Lorain County Magazine is a free weekly magazine distributed throughout Lorain County, Ohio that provides information on topics like home and family, business, health, education, and minority affairs. It has over 400 distribution locations and reaches over 75,000 readers each month. The magazine offers advertising opportunities from business card ads for $15 to full-page ads for $500. Rates are listed for black and white and color ads. The mission of the magazine is to enhance readers' quality of life by providing positive information on issues relevant to the local community.
2015 World Medical Tourism Congress Sponsorship BrochureTaylor Stobie
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Forward Florida magazine won six awards from the Florida Magazine Association for its writing and design excellence, including two gold awards. As a first-time entrant among over 600 entries, the magazine's research-driven reporting and compelling design were recognized. The awards honored articles on topics like Florida's medical tourism industry, legislative issues impacting economic development, and profiles of key figures in the state's economic growth. The publisher thanked the magazine's team and supporters for helping transform its coverage of Florida's economic development.
Corporate Wellness Magazine - Media KitJenny Dodson
This document is a media kit for Corporate Wellness Magazine that provides information on advertising opportunities. It summarizes the magazine's reach of over 150,000 readers through its online and print publications as well as over 500,000 members through social media groups. The kit outlines the magazine's editorial calendar, sizes and rates for online banner ads, and specifications for print advertising. It also describes various branding opportunities such as sponsored webcasts, white papers, and social media campaigns. The goal is to connect advertisers with the magazine's large audience of corporate wellness professionals.
CMG Ohio owns newspapers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati regions of Ohio. Their newspapers have significant readership, with over 750,000 readers across their print and digital platforms. The newspapers reach a broad demographic, including many adults with college educations and household incomes over $50,000. CMG Ohio also owns specialized publications targeting business professionals, military communities, and local healthcare audiences. Their digital properties see strong traffic, with over half of pageviews occurring during typical business hours. CMG Ohio offers integrated advertising solutions including print, digital, and direct mail capabilities to help clients effectively reach their target audiences.
CMG Ohio owns newspapers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati regions of Ohio. Their newspapers have significant readership, with over 750,000 readers across various publications on a weekly basis. The newspapers also have growing online audiences, with page views on their websites increasing by 67% over the past two years. CMG Ohio is able to target specific audiences both through their print and online publications. They offer advertising solutions to reach consumers as well as business leaders across different regions and industries.
Physician's Medical Practice Management Magazine is distributed through controlled circulation to over 25,000 medical professionals in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. It uses accurate address verification and direct mail through the USPS to distribute printed copies. It also has a large digital distribution through email, websites, social media, and digital newsstands to expand its reach. The publication aims to connect advertisers to this influential readership of medical professionals and industry leaders.
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Tiger Oak Publications is a publishing company founded in 1992 that publishes 18 consumer and business magazines and books. It is headquartered in Minneapolis and Seattle with sales offices in 10 states. Tiger Oak's largest publication is Meetings + Events magazine, with a circulation exceeding 130,000. Meetings + Events targets meeting planners and event professionals and provides local information on venues, services, and resources in each region. Tiger Oak is looking to expand Meetings + Events into new markets like Northern California, Florida, and the Southwest.
2011 Sponsorship Presentation for Betting on a Cure, a casino-night benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Event will be held on June 16, 2011 at the Hyatt Regency in Jersey City, NJ.
Did you know associations represent most industries, from potatoes to homebuilders to physicians? Take a second to think of an industry and I bet there’s an association for that! There’s even an association for associations — MSAE is proud to be Michigan’s. Flip through the slide to learn more MSAE's members, the Michigan
Sham rockin' for a cure sponsorship 2016Bob McCormick
The ShamRockin' for a Cure event is a major St. Patrick's Day celebration and fundraiser that benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Over its seven year history, the event has raised over $1.4 million and grown from 150 to over 1,500 attendees. It features food, drinks, auctions and live music. Sponsorship opportunities are available at different levels, providing benefits like marketing exposure, tickets, and access to VIP areas. The funds raised support cystic fibrosis research and care, with the goal of ultimately finding a cure for the genetic disease.
The document is an October 2014 issue of the magazine "Texas Firemen" published by the State Firemen's & Fire Marshals' Association of Texas (SFFMA). It provides information on auto and home insurance for firefighters through a partnership between SFFMA and California Casualty. It also outlines the agenda and details for SFFMA's upcoming January 2015 planning conference in Galveston.
Cox Media Group Ohio provides multimedia marketing solutions across various platforms including radio, television, newspapers, digital and direct mail. They have leading brands in the Dayton market such as WHIO-TV, WHIO Radio, Dayton Daily News and more. Cox Media Group Ohio offers customized campaigns and extensive market research to help businesses effectively reach local consumers.
Cox Media Group Ohio provides multimedia marketing solutions across various platforms including radio, television, newspapers, digital and direct mail. They have leading brands in the Dayton market such as WHIO-TV, WHIO Radio, Dayton Daily News and more. Cox Media Group Ohio offers customized campaigns and extensive market research to help businesses effectively reach local consumers.
Join the MIM Team and the Science Pathfinders Program for the Health and Science Expo: Empowerment and Education on Saturday, December 13, 2014 from 8am-3pm for students from elementary school through college, parents and educators. We need your help to sponsor children to attend the conference. Thank you in advance!
The document outlines three sponsorship levels - Gold ($5,000), Silver ($3,500), and Bronze ($1,500) - for a Relay For Life event, each with increasing benefits like logo placement and waived team fees. It also describes two $1,000 minimum sponsorships for the Luminaria Program and Survivor Program. Finally, it lists three $250 minimum sponsorships and includes a sponsorship agreement form.
Rasamanikya is a excellent preparation in the field of Rasashastra, it is used in various Kushtha Roga, Shwasa, Vicharchika, Bhagandara, Vatarakta, and Phiranga Roga. In this article Preparation& Comparative analytical profile for both Formulationon i.e Rasamanikya prepared by Kushmanda swarasa & Churnodhaka Shodita Haratala. The study aims to provide insights into the comparative efficacy and analytical aspects of these formulations for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
The Federation of Medical Women in Canada is holding its annual general meeting and leadership workshops from September 17-18, 2011 in Vancouver, BC. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event, ranging from $1,000 to $22,500, with benefits including advertising, exhibitor space, conference registrations, and recognition. It invites organizations to partner with the Federation to support women physicians and women's health issues.
The document discusses opportunities for IHOP to partner with AARP to reach the 50+ demographic through AARP's various media platforms and events. These include advertising in AARP publications and websites, sponsoring events, and launching members-only offers. Past partnerships between AARP and companies like Denny's and Chrysler that utilized members-only offers are cited as successful examples.
Lorain County Magazine is a free weekly magazine distributed throughout Lorain County, Ohio that provides information on topics like home and family, business, health, education, and minority affairs. It has over 400 distribution locations and reaches over 75,000 readers each month. The magazine offers advertising opportunities from business card ads for $15 to full-page ads for $500. Rates are listed for black and white and color ads. The mission of the magazine is to enhance readers' quality of life by providing positive information on issues relevant to the local community.
2015 World Medical Tourism Congress Sponsorship BrochureTaylor Stobie
The 2015 World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress will be held in sunny Orlando, FL, Sept. 27-30th, 2015. Check out the Sponsorship brochure and contact us today to find out more.
Forward Florida magazine won six awards from the Florida Magazine Association for its writing and design excellence, including two gold awards. As a first-time entrant among over 600 entries, the magazine's research-driven reporting and compelling design were recognized. The awards honored articles on topics like Florida's medical tourism industry, legislative issues impacting economic development, and profiles of key figures in the state's economic growth. The publisher thanked the magazine's team and supporters for helping transform its coverage of Florida's economic development.
Corporate Wellness Magazine - Media KitJenny Dodson
This document is a media kit for Corporate Wellness Magazine that provides information on advertising opportunities. It summarizes the magazine's reach of over 150,000 readers through its online and print publications as well as over 500,000 members through social media groups. The kit outlines the magazine's editorial calendar, sizes and rates for online banner ads, and specifications for print advertising. It also describes various branding opportunities such as sponsored webcasts, white papers, and social media campaigns. The goal is to connect advertisers with the magazine's large audience of corporate wellness professionals.
CMG Ohio owns newspapers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati regions of Ohio. Their newspapers have significant readership, with over 750,000 readers across their print and digital platforms. The newspapers reach a broad demographic, including many adults with college educations and household incomes over $50,000. CMG Ohio also owns specialized publications targeting business professionals, military communities, and local healthcare audiences. Their digital properties see strong traffic, with over half of pageviews occurring during typical business hours. CMG Ohio offers integrated advertising solutions including print, digital, and direct mail capabilities to help clients effectively reach their target audiences.
CMG Ohio owns newspapers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati regions of Ohio. Their newspapers have significant readership, with over 750,000 readers across various publications on a weekly basis. The newspapers also have growing online audiences, with page views on their websites increasing by 67% over the past two years. CMG Ohio is able to target specific audiences both through their print and online publications. They offer advertising solutions to reach consumers as well as business leaders across different regions and industries.
Physician's Medical Practice Management Magazine is distributed through controlled circulation to over 25,000 medical professionals in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. It uses accurate address verification and direct mail through the USPS to distribute printed copies. It also has a large digital distribution through email, websites, social media, and digital newsstands to expand its reach. The publication aims to connect advertisers to this influential readership of medical professionals and industry leaders.
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Tiger Oak Publications is a publishing company founded in 1992 that publishes 18 consumer and business magazines and books. It is headquartered in Minneapolis and Seattle with sales offices in 10 states. Tiger Oak's largest publication is Meetings + Events magazine, with a circulation exceeding 130,000. Meetings + Events targets meeting planners and event professionals and provides local information on venues, services, and resources in each region. Tiger Oak is looking to expand Meetings + Events into new markets like Northern California, Florida, and the Southwest.
2011 Sponsorship Presentation for Betting on a Cure, a casino-night benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Event will be held on June 16, 2011 at the Hyatt Regency in Jersey City, NJ.
Did you know associations represent most industries, from potatoes to homebuilders to physicians? Take a second to think of an industry and I bet there’s an association for that! There’s even an association for associations — MSAE is proud to be Michigan’s. Flip through the slide to learn more MSAE's members, the Michigan
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The ShamRockin' for a Cure event is a major St. Patrick's Day celebration and fundraiser that benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Over its seven year history, the event has raised over $1.4 million and grown from 150 to over 1,500 attendees. It features food, drinks, auctions and live music. Sponsorship opportunities are available at different levels, providing benefits like marketing exposure, tickets, and access to VIP areas. The funds raised support cystic fibrosis research and care, with the goal of ultimately finding a cure for the genetic disease.
The document is an October 2014 issue of the magazine "Texas Firemen" published by the State Firemen's & Fire Marshals' Association of Texas (SFFMA). It provides information on auto and home insurance for firefighters through a partnership between SFFMA and California Casualty. It also outlines the agenda and details for SFFMA's upcoming January 2015 planning conference in Galveston.
Cox Media Group Ohio provides multimedia marketing solutions across various platforms including radio, television, newspapers, digital and direct mail. They have leading brands in the Dayton market such as WHIO-TV, WHIO Radio, Dayton Daily News and more. Cox Media Group Ohio offers customized campaigns and extensive market research to help businesses effectively reach local consumers.
Cox Media Group Ohio provides multimedia marketing solutions across various platforms including radio, television, newspapers, digital and direct mail. They have leading brands in the Dayton market such as WHIO-TV, WHIO Radio, Dayton Daily News and more. Cox Media Group Ohio offers customized campaigns and extensive market research to help businesses effectively reach local consumers.
Join the MIM Team and the Science Pathfinders Program for the Health and Science Expo: Empowerment and Education on Saturday, December 13, 2014 from 8am-3pm for students from elementary school through college, parents and educators. We need your help to sponsor children to attend the conference. Thank you in advance!
The document outlines three sponsorship levels - Gold ($5,000), Silver ($3,500), and Bronze ($1,500) - for a Relay For Life event, each with increasing benefits like logo placement and waived team fees. It also describes two $1,000 minimum sponsorships for the Luminaria Program and Survivor Program. Finally, it lists three $250 minimum sponsorships and includes a sponsorship agreement form.
Rasamanikya is a excellent preparation in the field of Rasashastra, it is used in various Kushtha Roga, Shwasa, Vicharchika, Bhagandara, Vatarakta, and Phiranga Roga. In this article Preparation& Comparative analytical profile for both Formulationon i.e Rasamanikya prepared by Kushmanda swarasa & Churnodhaka Shodita Haratala. The study aims to provide insights into the comparative efficacy and analytical aspects of these formulations for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a quick overview of the physiological basis of a normal electrocardiogram.
Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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• Building trust with communities online and offline
• Equipping health professionals to address questions, concerns and health misinformation
• Assessing risk and mitigating harm from adverse health narratives in communities, health workforce and health system
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2. REACH
FLORIDA
PHYSICIANS
Founded in 1874, the Florida Medical Association
has a single mission: Helping physicians practice
medicine.
The FMA is the leading advocate for Florida
physicians, ensuring their voice is heard in the
legislative and regulatory arena. With 20,000
members, the Florida Medical Association is
the largest physician association in the
state of Florida.
The Florida Medical Association is
the perfect marketing platform for
organizations seeking to reach the
physician community in Florida.
3. Florida Medical Magazine
Our award-winning magazine
The Daily Dose
Our daily can’t-miss morning read
for the FMA’s inner circle.
FLMedical.org
Our award-winning
online destination for
Florida physicians.
FMA News
The weekly source for news
and updates of interest to FMA
physician members.
Social Media
Engaging Florida physicians
and friends of medicine across
multiple platforms.
Events
Florida physicians gather throughout the year for both small group
and large group events such as quarterly Board of Governors
Meetings and the Annual Meeting.
4. FMA MEMBERS BY THE NUMBERS
MEDIAN PHYSICIAN INCOME RANGE
1,286
Northeast
2,233
North Central
2,164
East Central
2,176
Tampa Bay
2,901
Southwest
1,890
Southeast
2,499
South
3,295
Source: AMGA 2011 Physician Survey
Out of State
3,588
Total
22,032
$532,567
Family Medicine
Neurological Surgery
Northwest
$208,658
Membership by Region
Source: 7/17/13 Membership Data
FMA MEMBERS BY GENDER
TOP 15 SPECIALTIES
MALE 73%
FEMALE 27%
Internal Medicine
Family Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Anesthesiology
Pediatrics
Orthopedic Surgery
Diagnostic Radiology
General Surgery
Ophthalmology
Emergency Medicine
Cardiovascular Disease
Dermatology
Urology
Psychiatry
Gastroenterology
FMA MEMBERS BY AGE
TOP METRO-AREAS
23.1%
19.8%
DADE
19.6%
3,253 physicians
HILLSBOROUGH
17.0%
1,929 physicians
DUVAL
1,879 physicians
ALACHUA
7.5%
5.6%
1,662 physicians
ORANGE
1,088 physicians
BROWARD
1,086 physicians
PALM BEACH
1,053 physicians
30
30-39
40-49
No age provided: 7.4%
50-59
60-69
70+
5. 2014 PROMOTIONAL PLANNING CALENDAR
PRINT
DIGITAL
January
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
February
EVENTS
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
March
Florida Medical Magazine,
Vol. 1 - Spring
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
April
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
June
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
July
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
August
Florida Medical
Magazine
Vol. 1 - Spring
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
May
FMA Board of Governors Meeting
(Feb. 7-9) Amelia Island,
,
Ritz Carlton
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
September
Florida Medical Magazine,
Vol. 3 - Fall
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
October
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
November
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
December
FLMedical.org
FMA News
The Daily Dose
FMA Board of Governors Meeting
(May 16-18) Orlando,
Hilton Bonnet Creek
Florida Medical
Magazine
Vol. 2 - Summer
2014 Annual Meeting
(July 25-27) Orlando,
Hilton Bonnet Creek
Florida Medical
Magazine
Vol. 3 - Fall
FMA Board of Governors Meeting
(Oct. 17-19) Tampa,
InterContinental Hotel
6. FLORIDA MEDICAL MAGAZINE
VOL 1
SPRING MARCH 2014
Space: January 31
Art: February 1
Distribution: Print (+/-13,000) + Digital
VOL 2
SUMMER JUNE 2014
Space: April 15
Art: May 1
Distribution: Digital
VOL 3
FALL SEPTEMBER 2014
Space: July 15
Art: August 1
Distribution: Print (+/- 13,000) + Digital
ABOUT THE FLORIDA MEDICAL MAGAZINE
The Florida Medical Magazine is published to keep our physician
members informed about the changing landscape of medicine
and give them access to resources that make a difference in
their day- to-day practice. Florida Medical Magazine is a peer-led
publication and a guaranteed membership benefit for all our
physician members. Florida Medical Magazine’s direct readers
are the Florida Medical Association’s physician members.
In 2012, Florida Medical Magazine received awards from the
Florida Magazine Association in four categories: Best Cover, Best
In-Depth Reporting, Best Department and Best Overall Writing.
KEY FACTS
•
Regional Publication: Florida
•
Primary Readership: FMA members (Florida-licensed
physicians)
•
Circulation for print additions: As of the September 2012,
12,870 copies were mailed within Florida. During the 12
months preceding this issue, an average of 13,138
copies were mailed within Florida for each issue.
Source: U.S. Postal Service PS Form 3526 - Annual Statement of Ownership,
Management, and Circulation for Periodicals, 9/20/12
Updated November 2012 - Subject to change
DIGITAL MAGAZINE ADVERTISING OPTIONS:
Our digital magazine, distributed via email, flmedical.org and from
fmamag.com, affords advertisers increased opportunities for physician
engagement through the following:
Hot Spots and Graphic/Social Share Elements
Cost: Base Ad Price + Additional $200
Advertisers may include hot spots, clickable info graphics, social medial
icons and whitepapers within the advertising.
Specs: Please specify what elements should be linked and to what URL on
the insertion order.
Embedded Video
Cost: Base Ad Price + Additional $500*
Advertisers may also include video within advertising.
Specs: Submit highest quality video available at H.264 compression (mp4).
Videos should be sized a minimum of 720x400 but larger is preferable.
*Fee covers hosting and embedding finished video. If video files require
editing, the pricing will be quoted based upon the specific video and work
needed.
Go to http://flmedical.uberflip.com/i/136766 to see examples, from
our June 2013 edition, of both interactive elements now available to
advertisers in our digital magazine editions.
7. SPECS
RATES
PAGE SIZES
Frequency Distribution Page Size
3 times a year
Digital x 3
Print x 2
8.375” x 10.875”
Page
Full Color
Two Color
Full Page
Half Page
Spread (2 pg)
Outside Back Cover
Inside Front Cover
Inside Back Cover
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Opposite Contents Page
After President’s Letter
$2,280
$1,410
$1,590
$720
$4,300
$2,675
$3,350
N/A
$3,100
N/A
$2,800
N/A
$3,150 N/A
$2,900 N/A
$2,950 N/A
$2,775
N/A
$2,775
N/A
Page Height Width
Full Page
Half Page (Horizontal)
Half Page (Vertical)
Outside Back Cover
10.875”
4.75”
9.75”
7.625”
8.375”
7.25”
3.5”
8.625”
DISCOUNTS
Available on multi-issue contracts.
2x - 5% Savings
3x - 10% Savings
For more details, contact Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233
or swinship@flmedical.org.
PLEASE NOTE
Rates are net and subject to change without notice. All
advertisements subject to approval by the FMA.
Bleeds and Crop Marks
0.125” bleed on all sides. No crop marks within the
bleed area. No bleeds on ads smaller than full page.
Acceptable File Formats
Print ready PDFs @ 300 dpi.
Orders Requiring typesetting or design will be billed at
$75/hr ($75 minimum charge).
Color Requirements
HTML5/Interactive
Cost: Base Ad Price + Additional $1000*
All artwork must be process color (CMYK). No spot
(PMS) colors. No black and white ads will be accepted.
Please provide us the complete HTML5, CSS, and
Javascript/JQuery (if needed) for your interactive ad.
*Fee covers hosting and embedding the HTML. If files
require editing, the pricing will be quoted based upon
the specific work needed.
CONTACT
Call Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233 or email swinship@flmedical.org
8. MAGAZINE ADVERTISING INSERTION ORDER
TO ADVERTISE IN THE FLORIDA MEDICAL MAGAZINE
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
ADVERTISER INFORMATION - All advertisements subject to approval by the FMA
COMPANY NAME URL: WWW.
CONTACT NAME
BILLING ADDRESS
EMAIL ADDRESS
PHONE FAX
CLIENT NAME (if agency)
URL: WWW.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE DATE
ART DELIVERED VIA:
DISC
EMAIL
ART CONTACT
NAME/EMAIL:
PAYMENT INFORMATION
MAGAZINE ADVERTISING SPECS
Check
MC
VISA
AMEX
Invoice Me
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Year(s)
Issue(s) March
Size(s)
Full Page
Color
2-color
Format PDF
June
1/2 H
September
1/2 V
4-color
EPS
TIFF
Comments/Premium Placement Request/Digital Ad Specs:
Card #
Expires
Security Code
Name on Card
Signature
QUESTIONS
Contact Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233 or
swinship@flmedical.org
9. FMA NEWS
EXCLUSIVE ADVERTISING IN
THE FMA NEWS
The updated FMA News is the premier source for
medical news, relevant information and helpful
resources of interest to Florida physicians.
ABOUT THE FMA NEWS
Regional Focus
Florida
Primary Readership
Florida-licensed FMA member physicians
Frequency
Bi-weekly* via email
*Subject to change
Performance
Contact Shawn Winship for current distribution,
open rates, click-through rates and other
performance indicators.
Discounts
Rates are net and subject to change without
notice. For discounts, contact Shawn Winship at
800.762.0233 or swinship@flmedical.org
Formats
72 dpi GIF, animated GIF*, JPEG, or PNG
*limit 3 loops
No Flash.
125kb max file size for email ads.
Orders requiring typesetting, design, or resizing will
be billed at $75/hr ($75 minimum charge).
DETAILS
Color
All artwork must be RGB.
Display Ad
DImensions
Cost Deadline
Rectangle
180w x 150h
Based on CPM of
$75 per unit delivered
All materials are due at least
3 business days prior to publication.
10. FMA NEWS INSERTION ORDER
TO ADVERTISE IN FMA NEWS BI-WEEKLY EMAIL
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
ADVERTISER INFORMATION - All advertisements subject to approval by the FMA
COMPANY NAME URL: WWW.
CONTACT NAME
BILLING ADDRESS
EMAIL ADDRESS
PHONE FAX
CLIENT NAME (if agency)
URL: WWW.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE DATE
ART DELIVERED VIA:
DISC
EMAIL
ART CONTACT
NAME/EMAIL:
AD SPECS
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Rectangle 180w x 150h
Check
MC
VISA
AMEX
Invoice Me
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
INSERTION DATES
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
(INCLUDE URL FOR CLICK THROUGH)
Card #
Expires
Security Code
QUESTIONS
Contact Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233 or swinship@flmedical.org
Name on Card
Signature
11. THE DAILY DOSE
ABOUT THE DAILY DOSE
The Daily Dose is the can’t-miss morning read
of an exclusive group of 200+ decision makers,
executives, high profile CEOs and physician
leaders. The Daily Dose provides up-to-the-minute
news coverage of the latest Florida and national
healthcare policy news, editorial commentary and
humorous tidbits to ensure our physician movers
and shakers are in-the-know each morning.
AD EXAMPLE
“The Daily Dose is brought to you by company
name, a description of your organization. Visit
yourwebsite.com to read about their insert your
content of interest here.”
Maximum: 75 words
DETAILS
Frequency Media Distribution Cost Deadline
Daily Email 5x’s/wk Based on 3 business
$100 CPM days prior
per unit preferred
Contact Shawn Winship for current distribution, pricing and performance
indicators at 800.762.0233 or swinship@flmedical.org
12. THE DAILY DOSE INSERTION ORDER
TO ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY DOSE EMAIL
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
ADVERTISER INFORMATION - All advertisements subject to approval by the FMA
COMPANY NAME URL: WWW.
CONTACT NAME
BILLING ADDRESS
EMAIL ADDRESS
PHONE FAX
CLIENT NAME (if agency)
URL: WWW.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE DATE
ART DELIVERED VIA:
DISC
EMAIL
ART CONTACT
NAME/EMAIL:
PAYMENT INFORMATION
AD SPECS
Check
MC
VISA
AMEX
Invoice Me
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Issue(s)
Ad Copy
Card #
Expires
Security Code
Name on Card
Signature
QUESTIONS
Contact Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233 or swinship@flmedical.org
13. FLMEDICAL.ORG
SINGLE AD POSITION
Create awareness or source leads
with mostly run-of-site display
advertising on FLMedical.org, the
Florida Medical Association’s awardwinning website.
ABOUT FLMEDICAL.ORG
Regional Focus
Florida
Primary Readership
Florida-licensed physicians who are
FMA members
Frequency
Ads generally sold by the month
Performance
Contact Shawn Winship for current
pageviews, unique visitors and other
performance indicators.
DETAILS
Please Note
Rates are net and subject to change
without notice. All advertisements
subject to approval by the FMA.
Display Ad DImensions
Cost Details Deadline
Super Leaderboard
970w x 90h
$50 CPM
Mostly run-of-site
One week lead time
(average fits Leaderboard
Also
pageviews) x 90h centered
728w
Format
File Types Accepted: GIF, JPEG, or SWF
Color: All artwork must be RGB
Resolution: 72dpi
Maximum File Size: 64k
Looping Limits: 3 loops
Animation Limits: 15 seconds
Max Frame Rate (frames per second): 30
Optional: Custom Tracking Code
CONTACT
Call Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233
or email swinship@flmedical.org
14. FLMEDICAL.ORG INSERTION ORDER
TO ADVERTISE ON FMA WEBSITE: FLMEDICAL.ORG
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
ADVERTISER INFORMATION - All advertisements subject to approval by the FMA
COMPANY NAME URL: WWW.
CONTACT NAME
BILLING ADDRESS
EMAIL ADDRESS
PHONE FAX
CLIENT NAME (if agency)
URL: WWW.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE DATE
ART DELIVERED VIA:
DISC
EMAIL
ART CONTACT
NAME/EMAIL:
AD SPECS
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Super Leaderboard 970w x 90h
Check
MC
VISA
AMEX
Invoice Me
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Leaderboard 728w x 90h
INSERTION DATES
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
(INCLUDE URL FOR CLICK THROUGH)
Card #
Expires
Security Code
QUESTIONS
Contact Shawn Winship at 800.762.0233 or swinship@flmedical.org
Name on Card
Signature
15. ADVERTISING STATS & EXAMPLES
Ad Dimensions:
FMA News
FLMedical.org
970 x 90
180 x 150
GET CREATIVE IN
YOUR ADS
Examples of some of
the leading creative
advertisements from
around the world.
728 x 90
16. ADVERTISING STATS & EXAMPLES
DIGITAL ADVERTISING
In Digital Magazines
“The research shows that 55% of digital magazine
readers “noted,” or read, a digital advertisement
on their tablet or e-reader. Among those who noted
an ad, 52% took an interactive action as a result.
The most common ad interaction was touching or
clicking the ad to expand it (38%).”
“more than one-third accessed a website via the
ad. When an ad featured a video or commercial,
31% of ad readers watched it. Viewing a gallery and
downloading an app were actions taken by 30% of
ad readers.”
GO BEYOND STATIC ADS
The more interactive your digital magazine ad is, the more ROI
you will receive.
By choosing the HTML5/Interactive ad package for our digital
magazine, you will be able to engage our readers more
thoroughly than before.
Example of Interactive Ad
http://www.admonsters.com/blog/magazines-digitalintegrated-advertising
Example of Video Embedded in Uberflip
This fairly basic example shows what can be achieved
simply by using a slider to allow users to engage with
an ad.
Using the slogan ‘Filled with People,’ as you drag
the slider across the screen a unfinished Toyota car
moves through the factory floor and you see various
mechanics climbing in to assemble the vehicle.
video: http://vimeo.com/41920176#at=0
source: http://econsultancy.com/
Video Specs:
From the June 2013 issue of Florida Medical Magazine
Submit highest quality video available at H.264 compression (mp4).
Videos should be sized a minimum of 720x400 but larger is preferable.
*Fee covers hosting and embedding finished video. If video files
require editing, the pricing will be quoted based upon the specific
video and work needed.
HTML5/Interactive Specs:
Please provide us the complete HTML5, CSS, and Javascript/JQuery (if
needed) for your interactive ad. If files require editing, the pricing will
be quoted based upon the specific work needed.
19. FMA BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEETINGS
JOIN US...
February 7 - 9, 2014
Ritz Carlton
Amelia Island, FL
May 16 - 18, 2014
Hilton Bonnet Creek
Orlando, FL
LUNCHEON SPONSOR
Hilton Bonnet Creek
Orlando, FL
July 25 - 27, 2014
Hilton Bonnet Creek
Orlando, FL
Your $7,500 investment includes:
•
Exclusive signage at the sponsored luncheon
•
Presentation to attendees during luncheon (up to 20 minutes)
•
Recognition in the board meeting literature
October 17-19, 2014
InterContinental Hotel
Tampa, FL
CONTACT
Call Matt Crowley (mcrowley@flmedical.org)
or Shawn Winship (swinship@flmedical.org) at
800.762.0233
DINNER SPONSOR
Your $15,000 investment includes:
•
Exclusive signage at the sponsored dinner
•
Opportunity to make a 10-minute presentation before the Board of Governors during session*
•
Company representatives participating at the sponsored dinner (up to 6 total)
•
Presentation to attendees during dinner (up to 20 minutes)
•
Recognition in the board meeting literature
LUNCHEON SPONSOR
EXAMPLE:
*Available to FMA Preferred Vendors Only
Application Deadline:
We must receive your
sponsorship application at least
one month prior to the event.
HAVE A SUGGESTION FOR A SPONSORSHIP NOT LISTED?
Contact Matt Crowley or Shawn Winship to make arrangements for your
custom sponsorship by calling 800.762.0233
20. BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEETING SPONSORSHIP
TO SPONSOR LUNCHEON OR DINNER AT A FMA BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEETING
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
SPONSOR INFORMATION
COMPANY NAME
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
PLEASE INDICATE BELOW
Which Board of Governors Meeting and sponsorship
level you are reserving.
MEETING DATE
REPRESENTATIVE NAME
TITLE
ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP
PHONE FAX
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Please write a 20-word description of your company’s product(s) and/or service(s).
Your application cannot be processed without a description. Please type or print
legibly. The FMA reserves the right to edit your company’s description.
Feb 7-9
Oct 17-19
May 16-18
July 25-27
SPONSORSHIP LEVEL
Luncheon Dinner
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Check Enclosed
MC
VISA
AMEX
Invoice Me
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Card #
Expires
Security Code
Name on Card
Signature
ADA
In accordance with ADA requirements, if you are disabled and require special
services, please check here. Someone from our office will contact you.
PLEASE NOTE
Your sponsorship will not be confirmed until payment is received.
Your application will be reviewed by the FMA. If
accepted, a confirmation letter will be sent to you.
Your signature below indicates that you understand
and agree to the terms of the application process.
Company Representative
Date
21. JULY 25-27, 2014 at Hilton Bonnet Creek orlando
Sponsorship
Information
22. The Florida Medical Association, the largest trade association for physicians in Florida, would like to
invite you to participate in our 2014 Annual Meeting, being held July 25 – 27, 2014 in Orlando, Florida at
the Hilton Bonnet Creek Resort.
This annual association meeting features the annual gathering of the FMA House of Delegates – an event that brings
together physician leaders from throughout the state – to conduct the business of the association and discuss key issues in
medicine at the state level. In addition, physicians attend this meeting each year to earn CME credit via education sessions,
to share their research and clinical work via the David A. Paulus, M.D. Poster Symposium, and to connect with colleagues via
various social gatherings and other business meetings.
Sponsorship
Opportunity
This premier
sponsorship
opportunity will expose
your business to
physicians from around
the state and across
multiple specialties.
All Sponsorship Levels (starting at $2,500) are provided with an 8’ x 10’ Display Area which are stationed
in the main traffic areas throughout the conference center. Additional sponsor benefits are outlined in the
following pages.
*Display areas are subject to change and will be assigned by the FMA.
23. Event Sponsorship opportunities
OPPORTUNITIES SPONSORSHIP RANGES
Board of Governors’ Lunch $10,000
Conference Tote Bags $5,000
Opening Reception (Friday evening)
$5,000 - $25,000 *
FMA PAC Good Government Lunch
$5,000 - $25,000 *
Installation Celebration (Saturday evening)
$5,000 - $35,000 *
Coffee Break Area (Friday, Saturday or Sunday)
$5,000 per day or $10,000 total
Registration Desk
$10,000
Audio Visual – House of Delegates
$10,000 - $35,000 *
Board of Governor’s Dinner (Friday evening) $15,000
Fifth Annual Abel Baldwin Keynote Address $20,000 ***
Wireless Internet $15,000
FOUNDATION FOR HEALTHY FLORIDIANS SPONSORSHIPS
SPONSORSHIP RANGES
Continuing Medical Education - Breakfast
$5,000 ** ***
Scientific Poster Symposium $5,000 - $15,000 ** *
Continuing Medical Education - Lunch
$7,500 ** ***
*Events available to multiple sponsors
**Foundation for Healthy Floridians is a registered 501(c) 3
***Companies electing this type of sponsorship are subject to the Standards for Commercial Supportsm and may receive no tangible benefits.
Florida Senate President
Don Gaetz, FMA Vice
President and FMA PAC
President Ralph Nobo,
M.D., Rep. Matt Gaetz, FMA
Immediate Past President
Vincent DeGennaro, M.D.,
Council on Legislation
Chair Neal Dunn, M.D.,
and Florida House
Speaker Will Weatherford
attended the 2013 FMA
PAC Good Government
Luncheon, where Sen.
Gaetz, Rep. Gaetz and Rep.
Weatherford were honored
for their public service.
24. Sponsor BENEFITS
$2,500 Contribution – Bronze
• Recognition in the Annual Meeting Program received by all attendees
• Listing on the FMA’s Conference Web site
• Sponsor ribbons on name badges
• 8’ x 10’ Display in Priority Area 3 (to be assigned by the FMA*)
• Two chairs and wastebasket
• 8’ Skirted table
• Pre & Post Conference attendee files
• Access to education sessions
$5,000 Contribution – Silver
• Above benefits plus…
• Two conference tote bags
• (1) One-half page black & white advertisement in conference program
• (2) Tickets to Saturday Good Government lunch and Saturday evening Installation Celebration included
*Please note: Only sponsors at the Silver level and above have access to these FMA member events.
$10,000 Contribution – Gold
• Above benefits plus…
• Display area upgrade to Priority Area 2 (to be assigned by the FMA*)
• Advertisement upgrade to full page black & white advertisement in conference program
$15,000 Contribution – Platinum
• Above benefits plus…
• Display area upgrade to Priority Area 1 (to be assigned by the FMA*)
• Additional conference tote bags (for a total of 4)
• Additional tickets (for a total of 4) to Saturday Good Government lunch and Saturday evening Installation
Celebration
• (1) One-half page, full color advertisement, in one issue of the Florida Medical Magazine
• Acknowledgement at Opening Session of the House of Delegates
$20,000 Contribution – Diamond
• Above benefits plus…
• Company logo (with one link) on the FMA’s Conference Web site
• Additional conference tote bags (for a total of 6)
• Additional tickets (for a total of 6) to Saturday Good Government lunch and Saturday evening Installation
Celebration
• (1) Full page, full color advertisement, in one issue of the Florida Medical Magazine
• FMA staff host at all events.
* Not included with display areas: electric, phone line or Internet access
25. Display HOURS & 2013 Sponsor PARTICIPANTS
2014 DISPLAY HOURS*
Friday, July 25
• 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Display Area – Set up only)
• 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday, July 26
• 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
CONTACT
Call Matt Crowley (mcrowley@flmedical.org)
or Shawn Winship (swinship@flmedical.org)
at 800.762.0233
Sunday, July 27
• 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (Display Area – Breakdown only)
* Subject to change
2013 SponsoR PARTICIPANTS
4MedApproved
AHCH/Harris Corporation (Florida HIE)
athenahealth
Barrett, Liner & Company
BB&T Wealth
CE Broker
CHUBB by Rogers Gunter Vaughn Insurance
Dairy Council of Florida / Florida Dairy Farmers, Inc.
Danna-Gracey
DocbookMD
Farr Law Firm
First Coast Service Options
Florida Blue
Florida Department of Health – Bureau of Vital
Statistics
Florida Department of Health – Division of Medical
Quality Assurance
Florida Department of Health – Prescription Drug
Monitoring Program
I.C. System
Ideal Protein
Landrum Human Resource Companies
LifeLock Benefit Solutions by Rogers Gunter
Vaughn Insurance
Medical Resource Association/ERG
MDPA Plans
MemberBenefits, Inc.
Moffitt Cancer Center
Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals
Tactical Management Inc.
United States Navy – Medical Recruiting
Web.com
26. ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP
TO SPONSOR THE 2014 FMA ANNUAL MEETING
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
ATTN: Shawn Winship
SPONSOR INFORMATION
COMPANY NAME
REPRESENTATIVE NAME
TITLE
ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP
PHONE FAX
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Please write a 20-word description of your company’s product(s) and/or service(s).
Your application cannot be processed without a description. Please type or print
legibly. This information will be printed in the show program. The FMA reserves the
right to edit your company’s description.
OR FAX THIS FORM TO 850-222-8030
OR EMAIL TO SWINSHIP@FLMEDICAL.ORG
Please do so by the deadlines.
Send all ads and/or copy directly to the FMA.
Please use black ink and print clearly.
PLEASE INDICATE BELOW
Which sponsorship level you are reserving.
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS:
Diamond Sponsor
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Bronze Sponsor
$20,000
$15,000
$10,000
$5,000
$2,500
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Check Enclosed
MC
VISA
AMEX
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO FLORIDA MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND MAIL TO:
Florida Medical Association, Inc.
ATTN: Shawn Winship
1430 E. Piedmont Drive
Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Card #
Expires
Security Code
Name on Card
Signature
Your application will be reviewed by the FMA. If
accepted, a confirmation letter will be sent to you.
ADA
In accordance with ADA requirements, if you are disabled and require special
services, please check here. Someone from our office will contact you.
PLEASE NOTE
Payment in full is required with this application.
Your signature below indicates that you understand
and agree to the terms of the Sponsorship Contract.
Company Representative
Date
27. CONTRACT TERMS – 2014 FMA ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIPS
1. Each single sponsor at the 2014 Florida Medical Association Annual Meeting will have a display area as noted on the Sponsor Benefits page.
2. Payment in full must accompany the Sponsorship Application. All payments are non-refundable.
3. Sponsors are required to have an attendant at their display area at all times during designated hours.
4. Move-in time for the display areas is 12:00 p.m. on Friday, July 25, 2014 and move-out time is 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 27, 2014.
5. This agreement includes a one-time list of both pre and post 2014 FMA Annual Meeting attendees (does not include email addresses).
6. The FMA Management reserves the right to approve the character of any display area, any goods therein and the attendant advertising and sales promotion and to
prohibit anything which in its judgment because of noise or other objectionable features may detract from the display areas in general.
7. All sound equipment must be regulated so that it does not disturb neighboring display areas. The FMA Management reserves the right to determine at what point sound
constitutes interference with others and must be discontinued. Due to regulations by the music industry regarding music at public meetings, conventions and shows,
sponsors may not play music during the display times, either live or recorded.
8. Sponsors will not be permitted to assign, sublet or share with others any part of the display area allotted to them.
9. The FMA Management reserves the right to require any sponsor to move to another display area location if it is in the best interest of the 2014 FMA Annual Meeting.
10. In accordance with Florida Statutes Section 212.18(3)(b)3., the FMA authorizes sponsors to make retail sales of tangible personal property or service subject to sales
tax. The sponsor shall be solely responsible for any local, state or federal tax liability resulting from this contract or other tax implication arising from activities while a
sponsor at the 2014 FMA Annual Meeting.
11. No sponsor is to begin dismantling their display area prior to 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 27, 2014. Any sponsor dismantling prior to designated time will be assessed a
$100 penalty fee.
12. Advertising materials cannot be distributed outside of the sponsor’s display area.
13. Display areas must be kept clean. The floor and display areas must be clear of debris. Sponsors will be liable for any extra clean-up costs incurred due to displays, food
machines and other means.
14. The use of promotions, premiums, lotteries or giveaway contests must be approved by the FMA Management. Such approval may be granted or withheld with or without
cause at the discretion of FMA Management.
15. Use of electrical current is confined to lighting or the operation of such equipment that is harmless, noiseless and does not release undesirable odors.
16. FMA Management will work directly with an official service contractor (TBD) to provide all support services for each sponsor display area. All support services, excluding
installation and dismantling labor must be provided by the official service contractor. In the event that the sponsor chooses to use a non-official labor contractor for
installation and dismantle functions, notification and proper insurance documentation must be submitted to the FMA Management and official service contractor no
later than 30 days prior to display area installation. Outside contractors must have a badge to gain access to the 2014 FMA Annual Meeting. Outside contractors or their
employees who are not on the pre-registration badge list must pickup their badges at the sponsor check-in. A letter of authorization or other proof of affiliation with the
sponsor’s company must be shown in order to receive a badge.
17. Objectionable practices by sponsors or official suppliers should be reported immediately to FMA Management and not after the 2014 FMA Annual Meeting is completed.
18. No children under 16 years of age will be allowed in the display area at any time, unless accompanied by an adult.
19. It is agreed that the FMA and the Hilton Bonnet Creek (the “Hilton”) shall not be liable for any damage to, or destruction of, any display areas from any cause or for the
theft or disappearance of any display materials or any property contained in or about the sponsored display area.
20. The sponsor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the FMA and Hilton or their employees or their representatives against any and all liabilities for damage, injury or
loss to all persons and any and all claims arising out of acts or omissions of sponsors, their employees or their representatives.
21. The FMA and Hilton will not be held responsible or liable for charges or damages for any failure of performance due to acts of nature, labor disputes, shortage of
materials, governmental authority, or other circumstances beyond reasonable control of either party.
22. Neither the FMA nor Hilton maintains insurance covering property brought onto or stored on the Hilton’s premises by sponsors and it is the responsibility of the sponsor
to obtain or maintain such coverage at their own expense.
23. Sponsors will not offer educational/training programs within the Hilton facility simultaneous to the 2014 FMA Annual Meeting related programs.
24. The FMA is not responsible for monitoring the proximity of competitors’ display areas. A list to-date of secured sponsors by display area can be obtained upon request
from FMA Management.
25. Sponsor agrees to indemnify and defend the FMA and Hilton against all suits brought against the FMA and/or Hilton, based on a negligence or products liability cause
of action in which the sponsor is the alleged active tortfeasor and the FMA is included in the suit based on this exhibit agreement.
DISPLAY AREA CONSTRUCTION
26. All electrical work and electrical wiring must be approved and installed in accordance with regulations established by the officials of the Fire Marshal’s Office.
27. No construction will be allowed at the sides or above the display area that may obscure the view of any adjacent display area.
28. All materials used for decorating must be flameproof.
29. Construction and signs that are above 8 feet in height are to be preapproved by the FMA Management.
30. All applicable city, county, and state codes and ordinances must be complied with as well as those of the host facility.
31. Nothing shall be posted on, tacked, nailed or otherwise affixed to columns, walls, floors or other parts of the buildings, furniture or equipment.
32. In order to meet the July 25, 2014, 5:00 p.m., 2014 FMA Annual Meeting Grand Opening for display areas, the FMA Management reserves the right to order labor to set
up any sponsor display area that is not in the process of being erected by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, July 25, 2014. The cost for this labor will be paid by the sponsor. No sponsor
may set up their display area after 4:00 p.m. on Friday, July 25, 2014.
INTERPRETATION OF RULES
33. The interpretation of all rules and regulations is the responsibility of the FMA Executive Committee or their designated representative. All decisions of said group or
representatives are final.