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Amanda Edwards
Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement
amanda.e@ufl.edu

Sponsor Info

Gator100 2023 RSVP (04-21-2023)
Project: Gator100 2023 RSVP — Approved by: Heather Ashley

Online Registration Launch Date
03-01-2023

Status
Launched

Digital Communications Partner(s)
Martha Jakab

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-- [MAR-28-23 Amanda Edwards] --------------
The fund number to collect registration fees is F#009490 [Gator100]


  The amounts/fees are the same ($130 for an extra award, $125 for additional guests  & $2500 to sponsor a table). 
The original request details are provided for reference only. If you need to make changes, please contact your Digital Team Partner.
Gator100 2023 RSVP
04-21-2023
03-01-2023
Alumni from the University of Florida have created and guided some of the fastest-growing businesses in the world. The Alumni Association is proud to recognize these amazing business owners and entrepreneurs through the Gator100.

A formal ceremony announcing the ranking of this year's honorees is scheduled for Friday, April 21 2023.
Formal Recognition Ceremony for honorees. 
Duke Energy Sponsored After Party for Honorees and Guests.
200-300
30-60 new lead generated prospects 
At least $20K raised for relevant fund(s) that benefit growing Gator Entrepreneurs.
No
$130 for an extra award
 $125 for additional guests 
$2500 to sponsor a table
 
9490
Gator100
 
Custom Design
$130 for an extra award
$125 for additional guests
$2500 to sponsor a table
Created on Jan. 30, 2023 at 12:22 PM (EST). Last updated by Phenicie, Jason on April 24 at  3:17 PM (EDT). Owned by Anonymous.
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