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2019

CORPORATE

PARTNER

OPPORTUNITIES

2019

Annual Meeting

May 15-18, 2019

Charlotte, North Carolina

International Pediatric

Orthopaedic Symposium

December 10-14, 2019

Orlando, Florida

2018 CORPORATE PARTNERS

THANK

YOU

POSNA is pleased to acknowledge the companies who have provided nancial support throughout the past year.

We sincerely appreciate each of these companies for helping POSNA fulll its goals of providing education and fostering research.

DOUBLE DIAMOND CORPORATE PARTNERS

DIAMOND CORPORATE PARTNERS

PLATINUM CORPORATE PARTNERS

Zimmer Biomet

GOLD CORPORATE PARTNERS

Arthrex

Biogen

BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc.

Globus Medical

SILVER CORPORATE PARTNERS

Children’s Mercy Kansas City

Clementia Pharmaceutical

Implanet

Wright Medical

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THANK

YOU

deformity surgery. United by our common goals, Corporate Partners and POSNA both benet from the opportunities to collab-

orate. Ultimately, the exchange of ideas and knowledge improves both groups’ abilities to care for patients. Education is at the

very core of POSNA’s mission. Industry support fuels POSNA’s ability to educate, support research and, most importantly, improve

the care of children.

The crown jewels of POSNA’s educational endeavors are the Annual Meeting and the International Pediatric Orthopaedic

Symposium (IPOS), which draw upon surgeons from around the world. The Annual Meeting (Spring) is a vibrant event of the

latest research and evidence-based aspects pediatric orthopaedics, starting with the Pre-Course and continuing for three more

days of talks, concurrent sessions, and breakouts, including Subspecialty Day.

IPOS (late Fall) is a showcase for innovative techniques, “what’s new and what works” in pediatric orthopaedics. Recognizing

the increasing complexity, diversity and subspecialty interests within pediatric orthopaedics, the IPOS schedule allows registrants

to customize their learning experience. In addition to focused lecture sessions and case discussions, registrants may choose

from over 40 breakout sessions, demonstrations, hands-on technical workshops, and industry-sponsored sessions with

innovative products. Also at IPOS: Top Gun Surgical Simulation Competition.

POSNA continues to expand our global educational mission by collaborating with our alliance societies around the world.

Initiatives with the European, Asia-Pacic and South America pediatric orthopedic societies, our global partners, have been

enhanced by corporate support.

We look forward to continued close collaboration with our Corporate Partners. We urge you to remember the reasons you’ve

chosen to join with us in the past and consider increasing your level of support for POSNA this year. We listened to your feedback

and have now integrated support for POSNA and IPOS into the same calendar year to make it seamless to allocate your support

among the multiple options offered to align with your goals. Furthermore, support for

POSNA and IPOS is combined to meet tiered, designated giving levels for the year.

Suken Shah, MD

POSNA, Industry Relations Chair

Steven L. Frick, MD

President

Stephen Albanese, MD

President-Elect

Dear POSNA Corporate Partners,

The leadership, members and staff of the Pediatric Orthopaedic

Society of North America (POSNA) recognize that partnership with

industry is paramount to achieving our mission: the development and

implementation of high quality educational programs. Further, POSNA

recognizes that through collaborative research, we will achieve transformational

evidence-based advances in patient care. In the end, our goal is all about better

care for children with musculoskeletal disorders.

Corporate Partners have supported the growth of POSNA and have built upon POSNA’s

recognition as one of the world’s premier societies for pediatric orthopaedics and spinal

Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America

9400 W Higgins Road, Suite 500

Rosemont, Illinois 60018-4976 USA

Address:

Phone:

Fax:

847.698.1692

847.268.9694

Website:

Email:

posna.org

posna@aaos.org

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2018 POSNA Corporate Partners ............................Inside Front Cover

Pre-Course, Annual Meeting and IPOS Program Committees ....................2

Partner Levels & Sponsorship Benets ...................................3 - 4

2019 POSNA Annual Meeting .............................................5

Quality, Safety and Value Initiative ..........................................6

Corporate Partner Annual Meeting Sponsor Opportunities .......................6

Annual Meeting Grants & Scholarships & Educational Support Opportunities ....6 - 7

Annual Meeting Publication and Multimedia Support Opportunities.............7 - 8

Annual Meeting Social Function Support Opportunities .........................8

Children’s Hospital Sponsors ..............................................9

Annual Meeting Promotional and Marketing Opportunities ...................9 - 11

Annual Meeting Attendance History & 2019 Annual Meeting Schedule At A Glance ..11

POSNA Corporate Partner Annual Meeting Sponsorship Form ..................12

Annual Meeting Exhibitor Registration Form .................................13

2019 IPOS Meeting ....................................................14

IPOS Attendance History & 2019 IPOS Meeting Schedule At A Glance ............15

2019 IPOS Sponsorship Opportunities .................................16 - 19

2019 IPOS Marketing Opportunities .......................................18

2019 IPOS Social Function Support Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

POSNA Corporate Partner IPOS Sponsorship Form ...........................20

IPOS Exhibitor Registration Form .........................................21

Exhibit Rules and Regulations ........................................22 - 24

Future POSNA Educational Events ................................ Back Cover

THE PEDIATRIC

ORTHOPAEDIC

SOCIETY OF

NORTH AMERICA

(POSNA) is a not-for-prot professional

organization of over 1400 surgeons,

physicians, and allied health members

passionately dedicated to advancing musculo-

skeletal care for children and adolescents

through education, research, quality, safety

and value initiatives, advocacy, and global

outreach to children in underserved areas.

WELCOME

OUR MISSION

To improve the care of children with musculoskeletal disorders through education, research, and advocacy.

OUR VISION

A world with fewer pediatric musculoskeletal disabilities.

POSNA 2019 ANNUAL MEETING PRE-COURSE PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Brian P. Scannell, MD, Chair

Wudbhav N. Sankar, MD

A. Noelle Larson, MD

Lindsay Andras, MD

POSNA 2019 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Michelle S. Caird, MD, Chair

Jeffrey R. Sawyer, MD

Jeffrey E. Martus, MD

Wudbhav N. Sankar, MD

IPOS 2018 ADVISORY BOARD

Donald S. Bae, MD, Course Director

Todd A. Milbrandt, MD

Michael G. Vitale, MD, MPH

John M. Flynn, MD

Jill Ariagno, MSN, RN, CPNP

Pablo Castañeda, MD

Jon R. Davids, MD

Theodore J. Ganley, MD

William G. Mackenzie, MD

Kenneth J. Noonan, MD

Jonathan G. Schoenecker, MD, PhD

Suken A. Shah, MD

Benjamin J. Shore, MD, MPH, FRCSC

Ernest L. Sink, MD

Bryan Tompkins, MD

Martin J. Herman, MD, Educational Council Chair

Stephen A. Albanese, MD, President-Elect

posna.org

posna@aaos.org

POSNA CORPORATE PARTNER – LEVELS AND BENEFITS

DOUBLE DIAMOND

$125,000 +

 Opportunity for meetings with members of POSNA leadership at

company headquarters

 Roundtable Leadership Discussion Meeting at the International

Pediatric Orthopaedic Symposium (IPOS)

 Premium table or booth location at Annual Meeting and IPOS.

Note: table and booth fees are not included in sponsorship

 Opportunity to conduct a Pre-Course event at IPOS

 Right of rst refusal for participation in the IPOS Top Gun Surgical

Simulation Competition

 One (1) Complimentary meeting room at Annual Meeting and

IPOS - Shared room on a ﬁrst-served basis

 Two (2) Company Representatives are invited to attend the Presi-

dents Dinner & Cocktail Reception on Tuesday during the Annual

Meeting. This is limited to company representatives ONLY

 Two (2) Company representatives are invited to attend the

President’s Friday Cocktail Reception during the Annual Meeting

 Presentation of a plaque and an opportunity to address registrants

at the Annual Meeting Opening Ceremony

 Personalized housing block for up to eight (8) rooms for your

representatives

 Complimentary registration for eight (8) company representatives

to attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS;

name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; larger logo recognition on the POSNA website through-

out the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowl-

edging your sponsor level

 Pre-and Post-registration mailing list will be made available, for

a one-time mailing to registrants, before and/or after the Annual

Meeting and IPOS

CONCIERGE

SERVICE

Concierge service is available for Double Diamond sponsors.

Industry Relations Chair and/or staff will contact you prior to each

meeting to review your scheduled events and needs.

In addition, one room will be available at the Annual Meeting and

IPOS for Company use. This will be a shared room and available

on a rst come rst serve basis.

DIAMOND

$75,000 – $124,999

 Two (2) Company Representatives are invited to attend the

Presidents Dinner & Cocktail Reception on Tuesday during the

Annual Meeting. This is limited to company representatives ONLY

 Presentation of a plaque and an opportunity to address

registrants at the Annual Meeting Opening Ceremony

 Personalized housing block for up to six (6) rooms for your

representatives

 Complimentary registration for six (6) company representatives to

attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 Two (2) Company representatives are invited to attend the

President’s Friday Cocktail Reception during the Annual Meeting

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website.

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS;

name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; logo recognition on the POSNA website throughout

the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowledging

your sponsor level

 Pre-registration mailing list will be made available, for a one-time

mailing to registrants, before the Annual Meeting and IPOS

PLATINUM

$50,000 – $74,999

 Presentation of a plaque at the Annual Meeting Opening

Ceremony

 Personalized housing block for up to ve (5) rooms for your

representatives

 Complimentary registration for ve (5) company representatives

to attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 Two (2) Company representatives are invited to attend the

President’s Friday Cocktail Reception during the Annual Meeting

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website.

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS.

Name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; name recognition on the POSNA website throughout

the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowledging

your sponsor level

 Pre-registration mailing list will be made available, for a one-time

mailing to registrants, before the Annual Meeting and IPOS

DETERMINING SPONSORSHIP LEVEL

Your total commitment to both the 2019 Annual Meeting and 2019 IPOS Meeting will be combined and the total amount

contributed will be used to determine your 2019 Sponsorship Level.

POSNA CORPORATE PARTNER – LEVELS AND BENEFITS

PLEASE NOTE

Sponsorship does not guarantee exhibit space.

Registration for exhibit space is separate and must be

confirmed prior to the deadline. Please see Annual

Meeting Exhibit Registration Form on page 13, IPOS

Exhibit Registration Form on page 21 and Rules &

Regulations on pages 22-24.

GOLD

$25,000 – $49,999

 Personalized housing block for up to four (4) rooms for your

representatives

 Complimentary registration for four (4) company representatives

to attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 One (1) Company representative is invited to attend the

President’s Friday Cocktail Reception during the Annual Meeting

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website.

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS;

name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; name recognition on the POSNA website throughout

the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowledging

your sponsor level

 Post-registration mailing list will be made available, for a one-time

mailing to registrants, before the Annual Meeting and IPOS

SILVER

$10,000 – $24,999

 Personalized housing block for up to two (2) rooms for your

representatives

 Complimentary registration for two (2) company representatives

to attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website.

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS;

name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; name recognition on the POSNA website throughout

the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowledging

your sponsor level

 Post-registration mailing list will be made available, for a one-time

mailing to registrants, before the Annual Meeting and IPOS

BRONZE

$1,000 – $9,999

 Complimentary registration for one (1) company representative to

attend the Annual Meeting and/or IPOS

 Recognition on the My POSNA App with link to your company

website.

 Verbal and sign recognition at the Annual Meeting and IPOS;

name recognition in print and on electronic promotional materials

for IPOS; name recognition on the POSNA website throughout

the year; and ribbons on company name badges acknowledging

your sponsor level

 Post-registration mailing list will be made available, for a one-time

mailing to registrants, before the Annual Meeting and IPOS

CORPORATE SPONSORED

EVENTS

Meeting Conduct Guidelines

POSNA asks each of its Corporate Sponsors to adhere to the fol-

lowing guidelines regarding participation in POSNA meetings, as a

courtesy to the Society, its members and meeting delegates:

 No entertainment functions, meetings, courses or social functions

involving surgeon delegates may be scheduled to conict with

educational or social programing. Internal corporate meetings

involving supporter or afliate organization staff only are exempt

from this limitation.

 Entertainment and social functions must be in good taste and

conform to the purpose of the meeting, as well as complying with

all AdvaMed guidelines governing interaction with physicians.

 Exhibitors and supporters must obtain prior approval from

POSNA at least 45 days prior to for all special activities (entertain-

ment, social, educational, promotional, etc.) held in conjunction

with the Annual Meeting and IPOS. This shall apply to activities

scheduled from 8:00 am Wednesday, May 15 through 12:00

pm Saturday, May 18, 2019 and 3:00 pm Tuesday, December

10 through 12:30 pm Saturday, December 14, 2019. Neither

the convention center nor the headquarter hotels will make

arrangements for function space without having received written

approval from POSNA.

 Afﬁliate function requests will be collected through an online

system this year. Approved requests will be forwarded to the

appropriate venue for space assignment, which will be at the

sole discretion of the hotel or convention center.

 Announcements and invitations addressed to members of the

medical profession concerning such industry events should

clearly indicate the name of the corporate supporter and must

in no manner imply directly or indirectly that the event is part of,

endorsed by, or an ofcial activity of POSNA.

 Attendee lists provided by POSNA to Corporate Supporters,

as part of the Benets of Support are intended for a one-time,

meeting-related use only. For example:

• promotion of industry spotlight session or presence at IPOS

• presence at the Annual Meeting including general invitation to

off-site activities in accordance with meeting guidelines

• mailings should not include promotion of specic devices or

courses not in conjunction with the Annual Meeting or IPOS

• Announcements should not imply a product or company is

endorsed by POSNA

POSNA 2019 ANNUAL MEETING

PROGRAM CHAIR

MICHELLE CAIRD, MD

PRE-COURSE CHAIR

BRIAN SCANNELL, MD

SUBSPECIALTY DAY CHAIR

JEFF MARTUS, MD

LOCAL HOSTS

BRIAN BRIGHTON, MD

VIRGINIA CASEY, MD

POSNA

2019

ANNUAL MEETING

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

MAY 15 – 18, 2019

2019 ANNUAL MEETING

ANNIVERSARY

MAY 15-18 | CHARLOTTE, NC

General Information

The Annual Meeting will be held at the Charlotte Convention Center

in uptown Charlotte. From thrilling adventures to moving artistic

performances to magnetic nightlife, see what the Queen City has to

offer.

This course will provide the latest research and expert clinical opin-

ion in pediatric orthopaedics through abstract/paper presentations,

video abstracts, educational posters, symposia, as well as didactic

teaching from leading authorities on various topics within pediatric

orthopaedics.

Learning Objectives

 Learn about the latest advances in pediatric orthopaedic

surgery.

 Obtain opinions of world-renowned thought leaders in the

eld.

 Use the information obtained to make improvements in their

own practices.

Top 5 Reasons to Attend the Annual Meeting

1. Learn about the latest advances in pediatric orthopaedic surgery.

2. Connect and collaborate with fellow surgeons who experience

similar issues in the workplace.

3. Earn over 20 CME credits.

4. Reignite your passion and leave feeling inspired and energized.

5. Experience Charlotte and true southern charm!

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CORPORATE PARTNER –

ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

POSNA Quality, Safety and

Value Initiative (QSVI)

$10,000 – $50,000

The POSNA QSVI is an exciting new effort spearheaded by our lead-

ership that will improve outcomes for our patients, support research,

and optimize health care delivery in pediatric orthopaedics.

 Quality-improvement education in the pediatric orthopaedic

subspecialties of spine, sports medicine, hip, hand/upper

extremity, cerebral palsy, lower extremity, and trauma

 National benchmarking, metrics and outcomes to educate

the government and payers about the value of pediatric

orthopedic care

 Performance quality improvement initiatives for individual

practices/hospitals

 Best practice guidelines and care maps for patient-centered

care

We would appreciate the opportunity to partner with industry to

advance these aims, improve the care of children, and identify best

quality/value in health care. Research and educational programming

grants are available as well as specic grant areas. The QSVI

Committee is considering the following projects:

 Development of Platform to Share Device Failure, Surgical

Technique Failure across Health Systems

 Specialize or Don’t Play’ – Consideration for Campaign to

Major Issue in Youth Sport

 Return to Play Following an Injury…Safely

 Improving the Decision-Making Process of New Technology

 Expanding our Patient-Centered Care Knowledge

 Safe Pediatric Spine Center Accreditation

 QSVI Annual Webinar on select topics on Quality, Safety, Value

If you are interested in sponsoring any of these projects, please con-

tact the POSNA ofce for objectives and budget information.

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Support of named research grants and/or scholarships will include

at 10% management fee to offset costs for staff time, grant software

and committee conference calls. This fee will be included in your

total sponsorship dollars.

Named Research Grant

$33,000 - $53,000

Help support POSNA’s commitment to high quality research by

sponsoring a named research grant. In 2018, 59 grant applications

were received and reviewed by the research committee, 15 of those

were selected for funding. A named grant will help grow the number

of research projects we are able to fund in 2019. The available

grant, with the company name, will be listed on the POSNA website

and in other notications of available and awarded grants.

Guidelines:

 Minimum donation per grant is $33,000 (includes 10% adminis-

trative fee);

 The research grant will carry the name of the donating company;

 Should they wish to do so, the donating company will have the

right to designate the grant to support research in specic topic

areas, such as: Trauma, Spine, Sports Medicine, Basic Science,

etc.;

 Selection of the grant recipient will be done entirely by the

Research Grant Committee according to their established

guidelines, and with no involvement or input from the donating

company. The Research Grant Committee will make every effort

to select a grant within the preferred eld, if one has been desig-

nated, but POSNA reserves the right to select the best available

grant if an appropriate study is not identied within the requested

area of investigation. The selected grant will continue to carry the

name of the donating company;

 Named research grants for 2019 must be conﬁrmed with

the POSNA ofﬁce no later than December 31, 2018. Please

inform the POSNA ofce as soon as possible, if you require a

grant application to be submitted by POSNA.

Micro Grants

$1,100 - $22,000

The objective of the POSNA Micro Grant Program is to advance

musculoskeletal care for children and adolescents through educa-

tion, research, quality, safety and value initiatives, advocacy, and

global outreach to children in underserved areas. The micro grant

program is dedicated to promoting the diversity of the membership

and to encourage members who do not typically receive major

POSNA research awards to advance their creative ideas. Grants are

awarded twice a year in Spring and the Fall.

CORPORATE PARTNER –

ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

Educational Grant

$25,000 and up

By providing an unrestricted educational grant in any amount, your

company can help offset the cost of the Annual Meeting so that

we can keep registration fees low for attendees. This grant could

include donations to offset Audio Visual costs. Supporters will be

acknowledged on signage in the registration area and in the Annual

Meeting Program Book.

Subspecialty Day (SSD)

$20,000 per Session

(Spine, Trauma Hip and Sports)

$10,000 per Session

(Hand, Foot, Lower Extremity

and Neuromuscular)

(Open to multiple sponsors)

New for the 2019 Annual Meeting, Subspecialty Day will be expanded

to feature eight subspecialty sessions: Neuromuscular, Lower

Extremity Deformity, Hand, Foot, Spine, Sports, Hip, and Trauma.

The subspecialties of Spine, Sports, Hip, and Trauma will have two

separate half-sessions covering Early Onset Scoliosis; Adolescent

Idiopathic Scoliosis / Neuromuscular Scoliosis / Spondylolisthesis;

Upper Extremity Sports; Lower Extremity Sports; Adolescent Hip;

Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip; Upper Extremity Trauma; and

Lower Extremity Trauma. Hand, Foot, Lower Extremity and Neuro-

muscular will have one half-session. The sponsor will be acknowl-

edged on signage outside the session room.

Pre-Course

Improving Patient Care through Wellness,

Teamwork, and Organizational Change

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor)

The half-day Pre-Course, chaired by Brian Scannell, MD, will

combine a mix of didactic and discussion-based teaching focusing

on caring for ourselves, our teams, and our pediatric orthopaedic

patients. The Pre-Course will focus on member wellness, as our

society tries to make this the foundation for our strategic plan going

forward. A continental breakfast and coffee break will be provided,

with up to 4 hours of CME credit provided to attendees. The Sponsor

will be acknowledged in the Final Program book and on signage

outside the session.

International Education Grants

$25,000 - $50,000

By supporting an unrestricted educational grant, your company can

assist POSNA in its international educational mission by providing

quality programs organized by our alliance partners in countries

with limited resources. Acknowledgement will be given in all printed

materials and signage at the event.

PUBLICATIONS AND

MULTIMEDIA SUPPORT

Preliminary Meeting Program

$15,000 (Open to one sponsor)

The Annual Meeting Preliminary Program will be available on the

POSNA website. The preliminary program contains the meeting

schedule, registration, travel and venue information. You will be

acknowledged in the preliminary program as the sponsor if

purchased prior to December 31, 2018. Please note that the

Preliminary Program will only be available electronically.

Final Program Book

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Link your organization with a valuable educational resource that

is prominently used through the Annual Meeting and beyond. The

ﬁnal program will be available on the POSNA website and MY

POSNA APP. The ﬁnal program book is a template for the scientiﬁc

sessions. The book will include the complete schedule, meeting,

venue, exhibit and sponsorship information. In addition, an Abbrevi-

ated ﬁnal program will be distributed to all attendees at registration.

Sponsor will be acknowledged on the inside of cover.

Wireless Access

$30,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Help attendees stay connected during the meeting by providing

access for wireless-enabled devices throughout the meeting space

during the Annual Meeting. Sponsor will be able to enhance their

visibility with a customized splash page seen by attendees when

they log in.

My POSNA App

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Meeting attendees use a mobile app which includes the full meeting

program, individual abstracts and handouts, and general meeting

information. Attendees are able to customize their virtual briefcase

allowing them to save abstracts, session materials and connect with

other attendees. Other features include interactive Q&A functionality,

and push notiﬁcations to alert attendees of updates and reminders.

CORPORATE PARTNER –

ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

PUBLICATIONS AND

MULTIMEDIA SUPPORT, continued

ePoster Presentations

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Visual media in the form of the ePoster exhibit is a valued compo-

nent of the meeting. The ePosters will be displayed on computers

located in high trafc areas outside the meeting hall. Throughout

the program, the ePosters’ monitors enable participants to view the

electronic presentations. Company will be acknowledged as

sponsor on the computer kiosks.

Registration Area

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Company will be acknowledged in the Annual Meeting’s highest

trafc area on signage in the registration area with recognition as the

“Annual Meeting Registration Sponsor.”

Video Theater

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor)

New to the 2019 Annual Meeting is the addition of surgical tech-

nique video abstracts. Videos will be selected by the program

committee and members can vote via the My POSNA App for the

best surgical video which will be recognized during the awards ses-

sion. Attendees will be able to view videos on iPads and in a theater

style setting. Sponsor will be acknowledged on signage in the video

theater area.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

Welcome Reception

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor)

The Opening Ceremony on Wednesday evening ofcially marks the

commencement of the Annual Meeting. Afterward, delegates will

gather at the Welcome Reception to enjoy hors d’oeuvres, beverages

and reconnect with friends and colleagues. Sponsor may provide

napkins and/or beer/wine cozies with company name and logo.

Sponsor will design, produce and ship napkins and/or beer/wine

cozies to the meeting. Design must be approved by POSNA. A

meter sign placed in the Reception Area will complete this offering.

Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor per breakfast event)

A complimentary breakfast will be provided in the Exhibit Hall on

Thursday and Friday mornings at the Annual Meeting. Sponsor may

provide napkins and/or coffee cup sleeves printed with company

name and logo to be placed on tables in the exhibit hall. Sponsor

will design, produce and ship napkins and/or sleeves to the meeting.

Design must be approved by POSNA. A 22”x28” sign placed in the

exhibit hall will complete this offering.

Refreshment Breaks in Exhibit

Hall

$7,000 (Open to one sponsor per break event)

Coffee cup sleeves and/or napkins offer an eye-catching vehicle

for a company’s message. Sleeves and/or napkins will be available

in the Exhibit Hall during coffee breaks on Wednesday afternoon,

Thursday morning, Friday morning and Friday afternoon. Sponsor

will design, produce and ship sleeves and/or napkins to the meeting.

Design must be approved by POSNA. A 22” x 28” sign placed in

the exhibit hall complete this offering.

PROMOTIONAL AND

MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

The partnership opportunities listed below allow the participating

company to achieve the utmost exposure and recognition. Compa-

ny advertisement with logo and graphics produced on cling-on signs

in the convention center’s heaviest trafﬁc areas. Dollar amounts

toward marketing and advertising will count toward total sponsor-

ship contribution.

Charging Stations

$15,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Enable attendees to charge their smartphones, tablets and other

devices without leaving the meeting area. These stations will surely

draw attention and appreciation from attendees as you rescue them

from the dreaded “low battery” signal. Corporate supporter’s com-

pany name will be displayed on each station.

Hotel Key Cards

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

Customized guest room hotel keys will bear the logo and tagline of

the sponsor on one side of the key card. Design must be submit-

ted to and approved by POSNA. POSNA will arrange to have the

artwork put on the cards.

Final Program Book Ads

$1,500 (Open to multiple sponsors)

A full-page color company ad in the electronic and abbreviated

Final Program book. Artwork must be approved by POSNA and

submitted in a PDF le. Placement in the book will be at POSNA’s

discretion.

Badge Holders

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

By sponsoring badge holders, your company name

will be printed around the lanyard portion of the

badge holder. Industry logos are not allowed.

Badge holders and lanyards are recyclable.

Lanyards will be purchased and shipped by POSNA.

Sponsor will be acknowledged on signage.

Pens

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Pens printed with 2019 POSNA Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC,

sponsored by [company name]. Pens will be distributed at the

registration desk. Recognition of the sponsor will be acknowledged

on signage. Industry logos are not allowed. Company is responsible

for the production and shipment of pens to the meeting. Artwork

must be approved by POSNA.

Notepads

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Notepads printed with 2019 POSNA Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC,

sponsored by [company name]. Notepads will be distributed at the

registration desk. Recognition of the sponsor will be acknowledged

on signage. Industry logos are not allowed. Company is responsible

for the production and shipment of notepads to the meeting.

Artwork must be approved by POSNA.

POSNA Website Banner

$10,000 (Open to 4 sponsors)

Advertise your company or hospital on a Banner Ad on the Home

Page on the POSNA Website. Logos are permitted on Banner Ads.

Banner Ad will run for six (6) months, May through October. If more

than one company purchases a Banner Ad, then ads will rotate on

the website home page.

CORPORATE PARTNER –

ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Children’s Hospital Sponsors

Children’s Hospitals are welcome to sponsor any of the sponsorship or marketing opportunities listed. Sponsoring hospitals may also purchase

exhibit space (prot or non-prot table dependent on space available) to highlight their hospital facilities and research work. The exhibit may

not be used for recruitment purposes, unless the hospital is a Diamond Level or above sponsor.

Hospitals interested in recruiting, may purchase a poster board exhibit at the cost of $1,000. Any of the Marketing Items listed below are

ideal for Hospital Sponsorship. Add to an Educational Grant or other sponsor opportunity to qualify for one of our Sponsor Levels.

See sponsor benets on pages 3-4.

CORPORATE PARTNER –

ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Stairway Ads

$7,500 – $10,000

$7,500 (7-step staircase ad – far end of lobby – two available)

$10,000 (24-step grand staircase – heaviest trafc area –

open to one sponsor)

Advertise your company on

convention center stairway

with ad space on steps seen

by participants as they walk

upstairs. Company will pro-

vide artwork to POSNA.

Artwork will be due by

March 1, 2019. Only one staircase section per company.

Escalator Wall Sign

$5,000 size 9’ x 3’

$7,000 size 9’ x 7’

(Two signs available – one per sponsor)

Your Company Ad will be

prominently displayed as

attendees enter the meeting

space. Company will provide

the artwork to POSNA.

Artwork is due by

March 1, 2019.

Wall Decal

$7,000

(Two decals available different sizes – one per sponsor)

Place your Company Ad on the wall in strategic places throughout

the meeting space. Company will provide the artwork to POSNA.

Artwork is due by March 1, 2019. Two different sizes: (approximate-

ly: 21’ x 5’ or 9’ x 13’).

Column Wrap Sign

$10,000 per column

(Three available – one per sponsor)

Make a powerful impact with highly visible

column wraps located throughout the meeting

space. Drive trafc to your booth by creating

awareness about a new product or promoting

your company. Company will provide the

artwork to POSNA. Artwork due by

March 1, 2019.

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2019 ANNUAL MEETING – SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

TUESDAY, MAY 14

Board of Directors Meeting 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Registration 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

POPS Meeting 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15

Fellowship Directors Meeting 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Registration 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Pre-Course Breakfast 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Pre-Course 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Scientic Program 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Coffee Break 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Concurrent Session I 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Concurrent Session II 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Opening Ceremony 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Welcome Reception 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

THURSDAY, MAY 16

Registration 6:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Scientic Program 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM

Coffee Break 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM

Symposia Program 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Young Member Forum 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM

FRIDAY, MAY 17

Registration 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Scientic Program Award Papers 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Coffee Break 9:00 AM – 9:20 AM

Presidential Speaker 10:00 AM – 10:20 AM

2020 Meeting Highlights 10:20 AM – 10:25 AM

Presidential Transfer 11:25 AM – 11:00 AM

Member Business Meeting 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

FRIDAY, MAY 17, CONTINUED

Subspecialty Day

Hand/Foot 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Hip 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Neuromuscular/LE 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Spine 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Sports 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Trauma 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

(Coffee Breaks will be between session periods)

Closing Reception (NASCAR Hall of Fame) 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM

SATURDAY, MAY 18

Registration 6:30 AM – 12:00 PM

POSNA Board Meeting 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Scientic Program 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Coffee Break 9:20 AM – 9:40 AM

*Program subject to change

ANNUAL MEETING ATTENDANCE – SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

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DELEGATE ATTENDANCE

Registration Deadline: FEBRUARY 1, 2019

Company:

Contact Name:

Address:

City / State / Zip:

Phone: Fax: Email:

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES NOTE: All rates are in US$

q POSNA QSVI

$10,000-$50,000

q Educational Grants

$25,000-$50,000

q SSD (spine, sports, hip, trauma) $20,000/session $

q SSD (hand, foot, LE, neuro) $10,000/session $

q International Educational Grants

$25,000-$50,000

q Pre-Course* $25,000 $

q Named Research Grant (By Dec. 31, 2018)

$33,000-$53,000

q Micro Grants

$1,100-$22,000

q Preliminary Program (By Dec. 31, 2018) $15,000 $

q Final Program Book* $25,000 $

q Wireless Access $30,000 $

q My POSNA App* $25,000 $

q ePoster Presentations* $10,000 $

q Registration Area* $25,000 $

q Video Theater $10,000 $

q Welcome Reception $25,000 $

q Breakfast in Exhibit Hall $10,000/breakfast event $

q Refreshment Break $7,000/break event $

q Charging Station $15,000 $

q Hotel Key Cards $7,500 $

q Badge Holders $7,500 $

q Pens $5,000 $

q Notepads $5,000 $

q POSNA Website Banner $10,000 $

*Support item is subject to rst right of refusal by 2018 supporter.

TOTAL CONTRIBUTION: $

PAYMENT METHOD

q Check enclosed (US dollars drawn on a US Bank made

payable to “Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America”)

q Credit Card q Visa q MasterCard q AMEX

Card No. Exp. Date:

Name on Card

Signature Total Amount Paid $

I am an authorized representative of the company

named above with the full power and authority

sign and deliver this application. The company listed

above agrees to comply with all of the policies,

rules and regulations contained in the Pediatric

Orthopaedic Society of North America prospectus,

and all policies, rules and regulations adopted after

the publication of the original prospectus, which we

accept as part of this agreement.

Signature of Authorizing Ofcer, Title

Date

POSNA REQUIRES THAT SPONSORSHIPS

ARE PAID IN FULL AT LEAST 60 DAYS

PRIOR TO THE START OF THE MEETING.

TO REGISTER FOR AN EXHIBIT BOOTH,

SEE PAGE 13.

RETURN TO:

POSNA

9400 W. Higgins Road, Suite 500

Rosemont, IL 60018-4976 USA

Phone: 847.698.1692

Fax: 847.268.9694

PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA

2019 ANNUAL MEETING • May 15-18, 2019

Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

CORPORATE PARTNERS SPONSORSHIP FORM

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, CONTINUED

q Program Book Ads

1,500

q 7-Step Stairway Ads

$7,500

q 24-Step Stairway Ads

$10,000

q Escalator Wall Sign

$5,000-$7,000

q Wall Decals

$7,000

q Column Wrap Sign $10,000 $

Company:

Contact Name:

Address:

City / State / Zip:

Phone: Fax: Email:

INDUSTRY EXHIBIT FEE

q $3,000 / First Table

For Sponsors Exhibiting: Number of complimentary representative badges is determined by your sponsor level, see pages 3-4

For Companies only exhibiting: Exhibit fee includes two (2) representative badges)

Names:

ADDITIONAL TABLE / BADGES

q $1,000

Includes an additional skirted 6’ x 30” table.

(2 table maximum)

q $925 Additional Badges (Deadline: May 1, 2019)

(on-site will be $1,025)

Names:

PAYMENT METHOD

Payment must be received before booth space is assigned.

q Check enclosed (Check Number )

q Credit Card q Visa q MasterCard q AMEX

Card No. Exp. Date:

Name on Card

Signature Total Amount Paid $

RETURN TO: POSNA, 9400 W. Higgins Road, Suite 500, Rosemont, IL 60018-4976 USA

Phone: 847.698.1692 Fax: 847.268.9694

FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, SEE PAGE 12.

I am an authorized representative of the company named

above with the full power and authority

to sign and deliver

this application. The company listed

above agrees to comply

with all of the policies, rules and regulations contained in the

Pediatric

Orthopaedic Society of North America prospectus,

and all policies, rules and regulations adopted after the

publication of the original prospectus, which we accept as

part of this agreement.

Signature of Authorizing Ofcer, Title

Date

Cancellation Policy: You can obtain full refund on cancellation of exhibit registration prior to February 1, 2019.

After February 1, 2019, refund will be minus a 20% processing fee on all cancellations. No refund on cancellations after April 1, 2019.

INDUSTRY EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FORM

PEDIATRIC

ORTHOPAEDIC SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA

2019 ANNUAL MEETING • May 15-18, 2019

Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

Registration Deadline: FEBRUARY 1, 2019

CONTRACTS NOT BEARING SIGNATURE

AND PAYMENT WILL BE RETURNED.

2019 IPOS MEETING

2019 INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC

ORTHOPAEDIC SYMPOSIUM (IPOS)

The International Pediatric Orthopaedic Symposium has been

jointly sponsored by POSNA and AAOS since 2004. The annual

symposium is the most comprehensive and innovative educational

program in pediatric orthopaedics, with multiple learning tracks

allowing participants to customize their learning experience. The

IPOS educational philosophy is to provide state-of-the art presen-

tations by leaders in the eld, case presentations by expert panels,

small group discussions, and surgical skills workshops for orthope-

dic surgeons and trainees at the highest level of training for a career

in pediatric orthopedic surgery.

A world-renowned group of more than 70 orthopaedic surgeons

from the United States and several countries around the world,

comprise the faculty for IPOS, as well as 5 IPOS Instructors, who

will participate in CME Breakout Sessions, Lunchtime Learning

Sessions, and Top Gun.

Recognizing the increasing complexity, diversity and subspecializa-

tion within pediatric orthopaedics, the IPOS schedule allows regis-

trants to customize their learning experience to their own practice

needs. In addition to focused lecture sessions and case discussions,

registrants may choose from over 40 breakout sessions, including:

 Surgical skills demonstrations

 Hands-on technical workshops

 Industry-sponsored satellite sessions on cutting edge

techniques

 Our signature Top Gun Surgical Simulation Competition for

residents and fellows

 New offerings for nurses, physician assistants, and other

allied health providers

Orthopaedic companies and foundations supporting IPOS gain an

unparalleled opportunity to market their company’s products and

services in the leading educational program in pediatric ortho-

paedics. Sponsoring companies have access to more than 500

orthopaedic surgeons, pediatric orthopaedic fellows, orthopaedic

residents and allied health professionals.

In 2019, we anticipate an attendance of over 500 orthopaedic

surgeons, pediatric orthopaedic fellows, residents, allied health

professionals and faculty. Orthopaedic surgeons from more than 61

countries have participated in IPOS since its inception.

For more information, visit ipos.posna.org.

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Orlando, FL

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2019 IPOS MEETING – SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10

Registration 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Resident Scholarship Recipient 4:00 PM – 5:15 PM

Case Presentations

Career Planning and Professional Development 5:15 PM – 6:30 PM

for Residents and Fellows

Industry-sponsored Pre-Course 6:45 PM – 8:00 PM

Industry-sponsored Cocktail Reception 8:00 PM – 8:45 PM

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11

Registration 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Breakfast & Exhibits 6:45 AM – 7:45 AM

General Session 1 7:45 AM – 10:15 AM

Break & Exhibits 10:10 AM – 10:30 AM

CME Breakout Sessions 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Lunch & Exhibits 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Concurrent Session 1 1:00 PM – 3:10 PM

Concurrent Session 2 1:00 PM – 3:10 PM

Break & Exhibits 3:10 PM – 3:30 PM

Industry Spotlight Sessions 3:30 PM – 4:40 PM

Industry Spotlight Sessions 4:50 PM – 6:00 PM

Course Directors’ Welcome Reception 6:15 PM – 7:15 PM

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12

Registration 6:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Breakfast & Exhibits 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Industry Spotlight Sessions 7:30 AM – 8:40 AM

Break & Exhibits 8:40 AM – 9:00 AM

General Session 2 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Lunch & Exhibits 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Lunchtime Cases 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, CONTINUED

CME Breakout Sessions 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

Break & Exhibits 2:00 PM – 2:20 PM

Concurrent Session 3 2:20 PM – 4:30 PM

Concurrent Session 4 2:20 PM – 4:30 PM

Top Gun Surgical Simulation Competition 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM

(by invitation only)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13

Registration 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Breakfast & Exhibits 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Industry Spotlight Sessions 7:30 AM – 8:40 AM

Break & Exhibits 8:40 AM – 9:00 AM

Concurrent Session 5 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Concurrent Session 6 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Lunch & Exhibits 11:30 AM – 12:30 AM

Lunchtime Cases 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM

General Session 3 12:30 PM – 2:50 PM

Awards and Acknowledgements 2:50 PM – 3:05 PM

Break & Exhibits 3:10 PM – 3:30 PM

CME Breakout Sessions 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14

Registration 6:30 AM – 2:30 PM

Breakfast 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

Concurrent Session 7 7:30 AM – 9:40 AM

Concurrent Session 8 7:30 AM – 9:40 AM

CME Breakout Sessions 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Lunch 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

*Program subject to change

IPOS MEETING ATTENDANCE – SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Annual

International Pediatric

Orthopaedic Symposium

Presented by POSNA and AAOS

December 10 – 14, 2019 • Orlando, FL

ipos.posna.org

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CORPORATE PARTNER – IPOS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Industry Spotlight Sessions

$15,000 for the rst session

(includes two company representative registrations)

$10,000 for each additional session

(includes one company representative registration)

Maximum workshop spots available: 20

The opportunity to present independent spotlight workshops during

IPOS is available at a variety of sponsorship levels. Five workshops

run concurrently in four different sessions. Each session runs for 1

hour and 10 minutes.

Session dates and times will be assigned by industry liaison faculty

to ensure the best attendance for all sessions and so that there is

minimal overlap.

POSNA and AAOS do not accredit company workshops for CME

credits and industry partners do not participate in IPOS program

planning or peer review.

Each company has full responsibility for developing their spot light

sessions consistent with the focus of the program. Industry may

present lectures or conduct bone model labs; no anatomical

specimens are allowed.

Companies may not use a surgical skills outtted truck/trailer/bus to

conduct spotlight sessions.

If your company is planning multiple sessions, we request that

these sessions do not include more than two sessions on a similar

pediatric orthopaedic disorder (e.g. no more than two workshops on

spinal deformity surgical techniques). POSNA sets the schedule of

spotlight sessions.

Each company is required to identify an orthopaedic surgeon as

session director for each spotlight session that they partic ipate in.

Industry program directors who are not on the faculty of IPOS are al-

lowed to attend the IPOS sessions. However, no CME credit is pro-

vided unless registration fee is paid. All travel expenses for non-IPOS

faculty are the responsibility of the sponsoring company.

Companies are required to provide POSNA with information on their

programs (lecture/lab titles, faculty, and brief description.) for use

in the POSNA promotional materials by Friday, August 30, 2019.

Audiovisual and room set up information requirements are due to

POSNA/AAOS by Monday, September 30, 2019.

Commitments and approved Letters of Agreement are required prior

to program dates.

RULES & REGULATIONS FOR

INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS

Instructor Selection

  The sponsoring company is welcome to invite the

instructors/faculty of their choice.

  Either company personnel or surgeons may serve as

instructors/faculty.

  Faculty speaking in IPOS programming may serve as Industry

Spotlight Session instructors/faculty as long as they do not

receive compensation of any kind from workshop supporters.

Instructor Funding

  The sponsoring company is responsible for all expenses

incurred by their instructors/faculty, subject to the company’s

own internal guidelines and agreements with the instructors/

faculty.

  POSNA and AAOS will not pay for instructor/faculty expenses,

unless the individual is also serving as IPOS Faculty.

  Sponsoring companies may not provide compensation of any

kind to members of the IPOS selected faculty. POSNA will

pay travel and hotel expenses for IPOS faculty and prohibits

these faculty from receiving additional funding from sponsors.

Promotion of Workshop

POSNA and AAOS will promote workshops in the yers and

marketing announcements by email and in programs on the website

(ipos.posna.org) and My POSNA App.

Room Assignment

Room assignment will be decided by the IPOS program committee

based on the following:

  Topics of workshops

  Number of workshops

  Date of receipt of workshop information and signed

agreement

  Sponsorship level

POSNA reserves the right to change location of the workshop

rooms if conict arises regarding space requests or conditions that

are beyond the control of POSNA.

Program Entries

POSNA will include information about the workshops both on the

POSNA/IPOS website at ipos.posna.org in advance of the meet-

ing, and as part of the Final Program on the website and on the My

POSNA App, which will be available to all registrants prior to the

start of the meeting. A form will be sent to all workshop coordi-

nators to be lled out and signed for each workshop, requesting

the following information: title and topic, names of faculty and

instructors, and description of the workshop. Deadline for receipt

of this form will be September 27, 2019. POSNA cannot guarantee

that information received after this date will be included in the Final

Program.

CORPORATE PARTNER – IPOS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Educational Grants

$10,000 and up

By providing an unrestricted educational grant in any amount, your

company can help offset the cost of IPOS so that we can keep

registration fees low for attendees. This grant could include dona-

tions to offset Audio Visual costs. Supporters will be acknowledged

on signage.

Non-CME Pre-Course

Double Diamond Sponsorship Required

$13,000 each (Open to two sponsors)

Two (2) companies have an opportunity to reach IPOS attendees

with an elite pre-course offering. This non-accredited opportunity

allows for one of a kind interaction with attendees at the pre-course

session. Your company will be acknowledged by the course

director as well as signage located outside of your pre-course

ses sion. Pre-course takes place Tuesday, December 10, 2019 from

7:00 to 8:15 pm. This sponsorship also includes the Industry

Sponsored Reception following the pre-course.

Preliminary Meeting Program

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

The IPOS Preliminary Program will be available on the IPOS website.

The preliminary program contains the meeting schedule, registration,

travel and venue information. You will be acknowledged in the

preliminary program as the sponsor if purchased prior to

July 8, 2019. Please note the Preliminary Program will only be

available electronically.

Final Meeting Program

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

The Final Program will be available on the IPOS website and MY

POSNA APP. The book will include the full meeting schedule,

spotlight sessions, ePoster listings, meeting, venue, exhibit and

sponsorship information. Sponsor will be acknowledged on the

inside of cover. Please note the Final Program will only be available

electronically.

ePoster Presentations

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Visual media in the form of the ePoster exhibit is a valued compo-

nent of the meeting. The ePosters will be displayed on computers

located in high trafc areas outside the meeting hall. Throughout

the program, the ePosters’ monitors enable participants to view the

electronic presentations. Company will be acknowledged as

sponsor on the computer kiosks.

8th Annual Top Gun

Surgical Simulation Competition

$5,000 each (Open to six sponsors)

In 2019, IPOS will host its 8th Annual Top Gun Surgical Simulation

competition. Designed for an elite group of orthopaedic resident and

fellow applicants and moderated by over 30 IPOS faculty. Top Gun

has become a signature IPOS event. Many of our industry partners

share our commitment to improving surgical education, optimize

patient outcomes, and promote patient safety. Through the Top Gun

program, we provide tomorrow’s pediatric orthopaedic surgeons

quality instruction, as well as important lessons in simulation training,

skills acquisition, and teamwork.

This is a non-CME event. Sponsor benets include recog nition by

the course director of the company’s sponsorship of the Top Gun

program, signage acknowledging the com pany sponsorship, oppor-

tunity to showcase your products to the residents and fellows who

compete in Top Gun, and your company logo on Top Gun T-shirts

will be provided to all faculty and participants.

Six sessions are offered during Top Gun. Two sessions: Ponseti

and Distal Radius are conducted by POSNA. A sponsor is welcome

to sponsor these sessions. Acknowledgment will be posted on a

sign outside the session room. The other four sessions available for

sponsorship are: Spine, Sports Medicine, SCFE, and Team Chal-

lenge. These four sessions will be conducted by the sponsor.

Top Gun Selection

One session will be offered to each company at a sponsor cost of

$5,000, not including skill session-equipment, personnel, etc. Ability

of corporate partners to provide the needed manpower and supplies

required for the station under the direction of the Top Gun Director

and Station Captain.

Double Diamond (DD) sponsors will receive rst option.

In the event that more than one DD sponsor requests to sponsor

a session within the same specialty, the previous participant in that

specialty will receive rst consideration.

Second tier of preference will be given to those companies who

were able to successfully participate the previous year.

A Sponsor of one station can sponsor a second station provided no

other sponsor wants to participate within the scope of the overall

Top Gun educational program. The second station will require an

additional $5,000.

The Top Gun Director will have nal choice in which sponsor to

select in the case of multiple sponsors wanting to participate in the

same station or content area, based upon above considerations.

CORPORATE PARTNER – IPOS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Registration Area

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Company will be acknowledged in the IPOS’ highest trafc area on

signage in the registration area with recognition as the “IPOS Regis-

tration Sponsor.”

My POSNA App

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Meeting attendees use a mobile app which includes the full meeting

program, individual handouts, and general meeting information.

Attendees are able to customize their virtual briefcase allowing

them to save handouts, session materials and connect with other

attendees. Other features include interactive Q&A functionality,

real-time faculty survey and push notications to alert attendees of

updates and reminders.

Ponseti Clubfoot Models

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Ponseti Workshops and Top Gun use these models for demonstra-

tion and hands-on learning. This sponsorship will be used to pur-

chase foot models to be used each year. Each year a sign will be

posted outside of the sessions, acknowledging that the equipment

was sponsored by your company.

PROMOTIONAL AND

MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

The partnership opportunities listed allow the participating company

to achieve the utmost exposure and recognition. Company

advertisement with logo and graphics produced on cling-on signs in

the convention center’s heaviest trafﬁc areas. Dollar amounts

toward marketing and advertising will count toward total sponsor-

ship contribution.

Hotel Key Cards

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

Customized guest room hotel keys will bear the logo and tagline of

the sponsor on one side of the key card. Design must be submitted

to and approved by POSNA. POSNA will arrange to have the

artwork put on the cards.

PROMOTIONAL AND

MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES, continued

Final Program Full-Page Ad

$1,500 (Open to multiple sponsors)

Full-Page color company ad in the Final Program which will be

displayed on the IPOS website. Artwork must be approved by

POSNA and submitted in a pdf le no later than October 4, 2019.

Placement in the document will be at POSNA’s discretion. Please

note that the Final Program will only be available electronically.

Badge Holders

$7,500 (Open to one sponsor)

By sponsoring badge holders, your company name will be printed

around the lanyard portion of the badge holder. Industry logos are

not allowed. Badge holders and lanyards are recyclable. Lanyards

will be purchased and shipped by POSNA. Sponsor will be acknowl-

edged on signage. (See page 9 for image.)

Pens

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Pens printed with IPOS 2019 POSNA Meeting, Orlando, FL, spon-

sored by [company name]. Pens will be distributed at the registra-

tion desk. Recognition of the sponsor will be on acknowledged on

signage. Industry logos are not allowed. Company is responsible for

the production and shipment of pens to the meeting. Artwork must

be approved by POSNA.

Notepads

$5,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Notepads printed with IPOS 2019 POSNA Meeting, Orlando, FL,

sponsored by [company name]. Notepads will be distributed at the

registration desk. Recognition of the sponsor will be on acknowl-

edged on signage. Industry logos are not allowed. Company is

responsible for the production and shipment of notepads to the

meeting. Artwork must be approved by POSNA.

Charging Station

$15,000 (Open to one sponsor)

Enable attendees to charge their smartphones, tablets and other

devices without leaving the meeting area. These stations will surely

draw attention and appreciation from attendees as you rescue them

from the dreaded “low battery” signal. Corporate supporter’s com-

pany name will be displayed on each station.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

Course Directors’

Welcome Reception

$20,000 (Open to one sponsor)

The Course Directors’ Welcome Reception held Wednesday,

December 11

from 6:30-7:30 pm, celebrates IPOS 2019 on the

evening of the meeting’s rst day. Sponsor may provide napkins

and/or beer/wine cozies with company name and logo. Sponsor

will design, produce and ship napkins and/or beer/wine cozies to

the meeting. Design must be approved by POSNA. A meter sign

placed in the Reception Area will complete this offering.

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

$25,000 (Open to one sponsor per lunch event)

A complimentary lunch will be provided with seating in the Exhibit

Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at IPOS. Sponsor may

provide napkins and/or coffee cup sleeves printed with company

name and logo to be placed on tables in the exhibit hall. Sponsor

will design, produce and ship napkins and/or sleeves to the meeting.

Design must be approved by POSNA. A 22”x28” sign placed in the

exhibit hall will complete this offering.

CORPORATE PARTNER – IPOS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

$10,000 (Open to one sponsor per breakfast event)

A complimentary breakfast will be provided with seating in the

Exhibit Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings at IPOS.

Sponsor may provide napkins and/or coffee cup sleeves printed

with company name and logo to be placed on tables in the exhibit

hall. Sponsor will design, produce and ship napkins and/or sleeves

to the meeting. Design must be approved by POSNA. A 22”x28”

sign placed in the exhibit hall will complete this offering.

Refreshment Breaks in Exhibit

Hall

$7,000 (Open to one sponsor per break event)

Coffee cup sleeves and/or napkins offer an eye-catching vehicle for

a company’s message. Sleeves and/or napkins will be available in

the Exhibit Hall during coffee breaks at IPOS on Wednesday, Thurs-

day and Friday. Sponsor will design, produce and ship sleeves and/

or napkins to the meeting. Design must be approved by POSNA. A

22” x 28” sign placed in the exhibit hall complete this offering.

Advertising and branding opportunities to be

determined at a later date.

IPOS CORPORATE PARTNERS SPONSORSHIP FORM

Registration Deadline: FEBRUARY 1, 2019*

Company:

Contact Name:

Address:

City / State / Zip:

Phone: Fax: Email:

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES NOTE: All rates are in US$

q Industry Spotlight Sessions $

$15,000 rst session;

$10,000 each additional session (4 max.)

q 8th Annual Top Gun Surgical $5,000 $

Simulation Competition

q Educational Grants $10,000 and up $

q Non-CME Pre-Course

$13,000

q Preliminary Program $7,500 $

q Final Program $7,500 $

q ePoster Presentations $5,000 $

q Registration Area $10,000 $

q My POSNA App $10,000 $

q Ponseti Clubfoot Models $5,000 $

TOTAL CONTRIBUTION: $

PAYMENT METHOD

q Check enclosed (US dollars drawn on a US Bank made

payable to “Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America”)

q Credit Card q Visa q MasterCard q AMEX

Card No. Exp. Date:

Name on Card

Signature Total Amount Paid $

I am an authorized representative of the company named above with

the full power and authority

to sign and deliver this application. The

company listed

above agrees to comply with all of the policies, rules

and regulations contained in the Pediatric

Orthopaedic Society of North

America prospectus,

and all policies, rules and regulations adopted

after the publication of the original prospectus, which we accept as

part of this agreement.

Signature of Authorizing Ofcer, Title

Date

INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC SYMPOSIUM

December 10-14, 2019 • Orlando, Florida, USA



December 6-10, 2016

Orlando, FL

*Commitments by February 1, 2019 will be acknowledged

in Sponsor Level at 2019 POSNA Annual Meeting.

Final Deadline for IPOS Sponsorships:

AUGUST 1, 2019

TO REGISTER FOR AN EXHIBIT BOOTH, SEE PAGE 21.

MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

See pages 3-4 for Sponsorship Levels

q Hotel Key Cards $7,500 $

q Final Program Full-Page Ad $1,500 $

q Badge Holders $7,500 $

q Pens $5,000 $

q Notepads $5,000 $

q Charging Station $15,000 $

q Welcome Reception $20,000 $

q Lunch in Exhibit Hall $25,000/lunch event $

q Breakfast in Exhibit Hall $10,000/breakfast event $

q Refreshment Break $7,000/break event $

RETURN TO: POSNA, 9400 W. Higgins Road, Suite 500, Rosemont, IL 60018-4976 USA

Phone: 847.698.1692 Fax: 847.268.9694

IPOS INDUSTRY EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FORM

Registration Deadline: AUGUST 1, 2019



December 6-10, 2016

Orlando, FL

Company:

Contact Name:

Address:

City / State / Zip:

Phone: Fax: Email:

INDUSTRY EXHIBIT SPACE FEE

q $2,100 – 6’ x 6’ Booth

(One draped 6’ table, waste basket and 2 chairs will be provided)

q $3,000 – 10’ x 10’ Booth

(Two draped 6’ tables, waste basket and 2 chairs will be provided if needed)

For Sponsors Exhibiting: Number of complimentary representative badges is determined by your sponsor level, see pages 3-4.

For Companies only exhibiting: Exhibit fee includes two (2) representative badges)

BOOK DEALERS EXHIBIT FEE

q $1,525 – Table Top Exhibit q $850 – Second Table

(One draped 6’ table, waste basket and 2 chairs will be provided)

(Fee includes Registration for Two (2) representatives)

ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIVES (Deadline: November 25, 2019)

q $849 each (on-site will be $700.00 each)

Names:

PAYMENT METHOD

Payment must be received before space is assigned.

q Check enclosed (Check Number )

q Credit Card q Visa q MasterCard q AMEX

Card No. Exp. Date:

Name on Card

Signature Total Amount Paid $

RETURN TO: POSNA, 9400 W. Higgins Road, Suite 500, Rosemont, IL 60018-4976 USA

Phone: 847.698.1692 Fax: 847.268.9694

FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, SEE PAGE 20.

I am an authorized representative of the company named

above with the full power and authority

to sign and deliver

this application. The company listed

above agrees to comply

with all of the policies, rules and regulations contained in the

Pediatric

Orthopaedic Society of North America prospectus,

and all policies, rules and regulations adopted after the

publication of the original prospectus, which we accept as

part of this agreement.

Signature of Authorizing Ofcer, Title

Date

INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC SYMPOSIUM

December 10-14, 2019 • Orlando, Florida, USA

Cancellation Policy: You can obtain full refund on cancellation of exhibit registration prior to August 1, 2019.

After August 1, 2019, refund will be minus a 20% processing fee on all cancellations. No refund on cancellations after October 1, 2019.

CONTRACTS NOT BEARING SIGNATURE

AND PAYMENT WILL BE RETURNED.

Names:

EXHIBIT RULES AND REGULATIONS

Interpretation of Rules

The following Rules and Regulations are part of the contract be-

tween the exhibitor and the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North

America (POSNA). All matters not covered in these Rules and Reg-

ulations shall be referred to POSNA for adjudication and the decision

of POSNA shall be nal. These Rules and Regulations may be

amended at any time by POSNA and all the amendments so made

shall be binding upon the exhibitor equally with these Rules and

Regulations, and shall become a part thereof, providing the exhibitor

is notied of the amendments. Notice may be verbal or in writing

before or during the Annual Meeting and IPOS, and may be given at

any authorized agent or representative of the exhibitor.

Exhibit Space

2019 Annual Meeting – Exhibit space at the Annual Meeting is

very limited and will consist of one or two 6-ft draped tables, based

on space available, at a fee of $3,000 for the rst table and $1,000

for the second table. Free standing portable pop up signs can be

placed behind table, but cannot extend past the length of the table.

2019 IPOS Meeting – Exhibit space at the IPOS Meeting con-

sists of either 6x6 or 10x10 booths in an exhibit hall. A 6x6 booth

will have one 6-ft draped table and 2 chairs at a cost of $2,100. A

10x10 booth will have two 6-ft draped tables and 2 chairs at a cost

of $3,000.

Exhibits will be open for display Wednesday through Friday at both

meetings. Exact times/dates are TBD. Exhibit space for both meet-

ings will not be assigned until after the registration deadline. Order

of assignments will be based on level of sponsorship. Exhibits

must be staffed at all times when the exhibit area is open to course

registrants. All aisles and exits must be kept clear and free of

obstruction. Any easel, sign, chair, etc., will be removed if found

outside the allotted space.

Storage of boxes will not be provided by POSNA. Storage will be

provided by the Exhibit Decorating company.

POSNA reserves the right to approve all exhibits and exhibitor

activities and reserves the right to recongure the exhibit oor

plan and reassign exhibit spaces at any given time.

Company reps are required to have their exhibit area neat and

orderly at all times. Cleaning of the exhibit area is the responsibility

of the company. No items may be attached to the walls or ceiling.

Cleaning and removal of any adhesive material is at the expense of

the exhibiting company. Potentially combustible rubbish must be

removed daily from exhibits.

Company tablecloths can be used on your exhibit tables either to

cover the table or to cover your exhibit during off hours. Company

Sign will be hung on back drape for 10x10 booths and on tables

for 6x6 booths or table top exhibits. Specic information regarding

set-up and tear down of an exhibit and exhibit hours will be provided

after the registration deadline.

Purpose of Exhibit

The sole purpose for contracting exhibit space with POSNA is to

display equipment, supplies, and/or services. Exhibit space is

limited to orthopaedic related products of interest to orthpaedic

surgeons.

WiFi and Electrical Power

Electrical power will not be provided by POSNA at the Annual

Meeting nor at IPOS. Companies needing electricity, please contact

POSNA’s decorator. WiFi will be provided in the exhibit hall, the

password will be available at the registration desk.

Shipping Instructions

POSNA highly recommends that you use our ofcial shipper and/or

decorator for each meeting. Regardless of what shipper you use,

ALL exhibit freight should be shipped to the Decorator’s warehouse.

The Decorator will move it in and out of the Convention Center or

Hotel. If you chose to ship your material to the Convention Center

or Hotel, please note that the Convention Center or Hotel will not

store it. If you ship it to your room “hold for your arrival”, you will be

responsible for arranging to move it to your room, and to your ex-

hibit booth/table and you will be responsible for storing your boxes/

crates.

Contact information for shipper and Decorator, Exhibit Kits, Exhibit

Hours, and more detailed information will be sent to the exhibitor

after the registration deadline.

Cancellation Policy

2019 Annual Meeting – You can obtain full refund on cancellations

of exhibits prior to February 1, 2019. After February 1, 2019, refund

will be minus a 20% processing fee on all cancellations. No refund

on cancellations after April 1, 2019.

2019 IPOS Meeting – You can obtain full refund on cancellations

of exhibits prior to September 1, 2019. After September 1, 2019,

refund will be minus a 20% processing fee on all cancellations. No

refund on cancellations after November 1, 2019

Exhibit Display Limits

Corporate signage, displays and exhibits should not exceed 5 feet

(1.5 m) in height (from the oor, including tabletop displays) in order

to avoid obstruction of other exhibitors and industry partners neigh-

boring the exhibit area. The Industry Relations Committee and/or

POSNA staff reserves the right to modify or remove non-compliant

displays. If your exhibit is a booth up against the wall, free standing

banners and displays are allowed. Companies are not allowed to

block the entrance way or to block the view of other exhibit displays.

EXHIBIT RULES AND REGULATIONS

Distribution of Printed Materials and

Canvassing by Industry

Canvassing in any part of the facilities used by POSNA is strictly

forbidden and anyone doing so will be asked to leave the meeting.

Distribution of advertising or printed material by the exhibitor outside

the exhibitor’s allotted space will not be permitted unless the distri-

bution or advertising is organized by POSNA.

Handouts and Giveaways

Distribution of samples of products and souvenirs of modest value

is permissible as long as such giveaways adhere to the guidelines

set forth by AdvaMed regarding Educational Items and Prohibition

of Gifts. Approval of samples must be obtained from POSNA. Dis-

tribution of such products or souvenirs will be allowed, provided it is

done in a dignied manner, does not create a nuisance, and causes

no interference with adjoining exhibits. Unapproved items will be

removed from the exhibit oor.

Photography

POSNA reserves the right to photograph exhibits and/or attendees

through the services of a POSNA ofcial vendor. Some of these

photos may be available on the POSNA and/or AAOS websites or

displayed in publications or material related to the Annual Meeting

and at IPOS. If you do not wish to have your booth

photographed,

please let POSNA know by emailing raymond@aaos.org.

Security

A security ofcer will be patrolling the Exhibit Area during the eve-

ning, night and early morning hours. However, we advise that you

do not leave laptops or other electronic portable devices or valu-

able equipment at your table at night. Please be sure your table is

covered when exhibit hours are closed. POSNA or AAOS will not be

responsible for lost or stolen items.

Insurance

The exhibitor acknowledges that neither POSNA, the Ofcial Service

Contractor/Decorator nor the facility at which the meeting is held,

shall be obligated to maintain property, liability, or business interrup-

tion insurance covering the exhibitor. It is the sole responsibility of

the exhibitor to obtain such insurance and the exhibitor must do so

at his/her own expense.

Use of Company Data

Exhibiting Company data, lled out on the exhibitor registration form,

will be maintained in the POSNA database until such time that the

company should request that it be deleted. Please be advised that

the data (contact person, phone number and email) will only be

given to POSNA’s ofcial decorator for each meeting, only for the

purpose of sending information to the exhibitor regarding exhibit

materials, material handling and storage.

Subletting of Space

The subletting, assignment, or apportionment of the whole or any

part of an exhibitor’s space by the exhibitor is prohibited. Exhibitors

may not advertise or display goods in their exhibit other than those

manufactured or sold by them in the regular course of their busi-

ness. Exhibitors may not permit any other party to exhibit in their

space any goods other than those manufactured or distributed by

the contracting exhibitor.

Compliance with Local Ordinances

Licenses and permits required by local statute, ordinance or regu-

lation (if any) are to be obtained and paid for by the exhibitor. Each

exhibitor will be responsible for compliance with local health, re,

and safety ordinances and regulations. All products or services

exhibited must comply with all state and local regulations, and with

all current FDA regulations. POSNA has no further responsibility to

notify the exhibitors that this compliance is required.

Damage to Convention Center or Hotel Property

Exhibitors will be held responsible for any damage done to the

Convention Center or Hotel property by them, their employees or

agents. NO nails, tacks, or screws may be driven into the oor, wall,

or woodwork of the building. Posters and other materials cannot be

hung on the walls.

Fire Ordinances

Exhibitors must strictly observe all city, state, and federal re laws.

Demonstration of products must be contained to the area of your

table and shall not be in the aisles. Please do not block the space

between tables and/or booths. The position/location of your table has

been approved by the local re Marshall and should not be moved.

Indemnity

Each Party agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the other

Party, its employees, director, agents, representatives and any afl-

iated organizations against any and all claims, judgments, fees, de-

mands, settlements and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’

fees) that are the result of the indemnifying Party’s (or its agents),

willful misconduct, negligence, or breach of duties described in the

Corporate Brochure. In the event a claim relates to the negligence

of both Parties, the relative burden of the claim shall be attributed

equitably between the Parties in accordance with the principles of

comparative negligence. This indemnication and hold harmless

agreement includes, but is not limited to, any and all claims, damag-

es, losses or expenses attributable to personal or bodily injury, sick-

ness, disease or death, or to damage to or destruction of tangible

property, including the loss of such property.

EXHIBIT RULES AND REGULATIONS

FDA Disclosure

Companies exhibiting devices that are not cleared by the FDA for

a particular use in humans or are not commercially available in

the U.S., may exhibit only when accompanied by the appropriate

signage that indicates the device’s FDA status. The company will

provide the following signs that should be prominently displayed:

This device is not cleared by the FDA for distribution in the U.S.

This device is intended to be used in the U.S. as described on the

product’s label.

The signs must be readily visible and placed near the devices and

on any graphics or other materials depicting the device. In addition,

the company must have a letter from the FDA describ ing the allow-

able use status of the product(s). Signage must be approved by the

Academy. Exhibitors are cautioned about the current FDA policy

prohibiting them from promoting cleared devices for unapproved

uses.

NO ENDORSEMENT

The presence of a company’s product in the educational exhibit area

or its use in the hands-on skills component of a course shall not

be construed as an endorsement of the company or the prod ct by

POSNA or AAOS.

Conduct

Representatives may not remove items from any other company’s

exhibit. Photography/Videotaping of another company’s exhibit is

also not permitted. Failure to comply will result in expulsion from the

course and the possible loss of opportunity for exhibiting at future

courses.

Any misuse of the badge system will result in loss of exhibit privileg-

es, closing of the booth and loss of funds.

Companies may only exhibit products that are relevant to the prac-

tice of orthopaedics. POSNA/AAOS reserves the right to determine

the eligibility of any company’s product for exhibiting and may deny

participation or request removal of any product or exhibit that does

not meet eligibility.

SALES ACTIVITIES AND PRICE LISTS ARE PROHIBITED

IN THE EXHIBIT AREA AT ALL TIMES.

Interviews, demonstrations, distribution of literature and samples

should take place at the allotted exhibit space. POSNA/AAOS may

withhold or withdraw permission to distribute souvenirs, advertising

or other material. All novelty gifts or souvenirs must by previously

submitted to IPOS for review and approval. Please send a sample

to POSNA, attn. Melody Raymond, 9400 W. Higgins Rd., Rose-

mont, IL 60018.

Brochures advertising non-POSNA or AAOS sponsored Annual

Meetings, CME courses or other events may not be displayed or

distributed.

Exhibiting companies are responsible for the cost of shipping,

audio-visual equipment rental, and other material arrangements.

POSNA’s

mission is all about

better care for children

with musculoskeletal disorders.

Education is at the very core of

POSNA’s mission. Industry support

fuels POSNA’s ability to educate,

support research and, most importantly,

improve the care of children.

Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America

9400 W Higgins Road, Suite 500

Rosemont, Illinois 60018-4976 USA

Phone: 847.698.1692 Websites: posna.org

Fax: 847.268.9694 orthokids.org

Email: posna@aaos.org

posnacademy.org

International Pediatric Orthopaedic Symposia (iPoS)

Annual: December 10 – 14, 2019

Orlando, Florida

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