Institute for Ethical Leadership Individual Annual Membership Program

Become a member of the Institute for Ethical Leadership and enjoy the many valuable benefits you will receive throughout the year. Your membership is your entry to joining a group of organizations and individuals who share a commitment to making ethical behavior and personal integrity an important part of their lives. We rely on your generous support to provide funding for all of our programs and activities.

Partnership Levels

Friend	$25
Invitations to all programs, including exclusive events Logo Magnet
Patron	$50
All Friend Benefits Invitation to the Annual Donor Appreciation celebration 15% discount on all programs
Partner	$100
All Patron Member Benefits Logo Business Card Holder 20% discount on all programs
Contributor	$250
All Patron Member Benefits Free parking passes to our events
Sustainer	$500
All Contributor Member Benefits Recognition in brochures and Annual Report
Benefactor	$1,000
All Sustainer Member Benefits Free Sponsorship of a nonprofit leader to participate in the Institute’s Emerging Leaders Certificate Program

All members also receive e-newsletters, updates on current research, articles and informational news items, invitations to special presentations, and pre-registration for all of our events. Membership is open to individuals and small to mid-size businesses. For larger corporations, there is a Corporate Partnership Program available.

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