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Corporate Membership and Support

Portland's Global Edge is the World Affairs Council's new corporate membership initiative offering a slate of annual programs, workshops and professional opportunities.  Engage with leading experts, authors and policy professionals on the most pressing international issues and opportunities facing Oregon business leaders today.  

 

Membership in Portland's Global Edge provides indispensable support for the ongoing education, professional exchange, and public programs of the World Affairs Council of Oregon which have been an integral and vibrant part of the Portland region for more than 60 years. Sharpen your Global Edge!

 President’s CircleCorporate PatronCorporate SponsorSmall Business*
Price$2,500.00$1,000.00$500.00$300.00
Executive membership - Executive Membership includes free admission for member and a guest to all regular Council programs and the Global Edge Series (not including the International Speaker Series)2 designated employees1 designated employee  
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Free tickets to Portland Global Edge Series4211
Prominent listing as corporate member on all promotions of Portland's Global Edge Series throughout the year and on the Council's website
Discounted family membership offered to ALL your company employees
Opportunity to nominate an employee for the Emerging Global Leaders professional development program
Subsidized programs and student tickets throughout the year
Meet and engage with leading experts and authors on global affairs and international trade
Interact with visiting emerging international leaders
Special subscription rates for periodicals and books**
Company or organization name on the International Speaker Series printed program  
Designated representative nominated to the Council's Board of Advisors   
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*10 employees or fewer ** The Economist • Foreign Affairs • Foreign Policy • Saudi Aramco World • Stratfor • World Affairs • World Policy Journal • Council on Foreign Relations • Center for Strategic and International Studies • The Brookings Institution