2. On-Site Half-Day Program (October 2010) – To be held at the end of the ACHE San Francisco Cluster on Thursday, October 7, 2010. 3-4 hours of on-site educational programming and/or networking opportunities.
3. Unique Professional Development Program – An opportunity for an organization to develop a tailored education program for AHCLA members that would align with your strategic needs. The content and logistics of such a program would be co-developed and would require AHCLA approval.
Sponsorship: $5,000 - $8,000
PLATINUM $50,000/year
Benefits include:
GOLD $25,000/year
Benefits include:
Five individual memberships
Recognition on the AHCLA website
Annual one-time use of AHCLA membership list
Recognition in the AHCLA Member E-News
Three complimentary 30-day job listings on AHCLA’s website
SILVER $10,000/year
Benefits include:
Three individual memberships
Recognition on the AHCLA website
4 complimentary registrations to Conference
Annual one-time use of AHCLA membership list
One complimentary 30-day job listing on AHCLA’s website
One membership
Recognition on the AHCLA website
2 complimentary registrations to Conference
Annual one-time use of AHCLA membership list
AHCLA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
In today’s healthcare environment, organizations and individuals must be leaders in every phase of their activities. Improving
quality and safety, enhancing transparency, and furthering consumer-driven care are critical to fulfilling our missions to our patients
and the communities we serve. Advancing diversity and developing our workforce are crucial for meeting these goals.
Participation in AHCLA affirms your commitment to advancing diversity in healthcare - especially among the Asian-American
communities you serve. Despite their generally strong economic and health status, Asian-Americans still have a critical need for
more visible healthcare leadership roles. Together, you and AHCLA will help expand healthcare’s outreach to the Asian-American
community.

Institutional support of AHCLA will allow your organization to reap significant benefits.
You will have direct and unparalleled access to top healthcare leaders and organizations
in the country that are strongly committed to AHCLA's mission. In addition, you will be
investing in the future of healthcare leadership for generations to come - leaders whose
work will improve healthcare delivery and accountability to the communities they serve.
– Kim Byas, Sr., MPH, Regional Executive, American Hospital Association
Investing in the future is much the same as investing in a company or product. You want - and expect - a solid return on your
investment, and to be personally involved in contributing to its success. That’s why being a part of AHCLA is so worthwhile.
In AHCLA, you’re helping build the next generation of leadership and directly working with those leaders and your peers to ensure
that future leaders serve their communities through enhancing diversity, expanding their outreach to Asian-Americans, and
improving healthcare delivery. As a partner with AHCLA, your commitment to give back will be rewarded, not just by helping
nurture future healthcare leaders, but by working with your peers to enhance your own experience and learning.

My background destined me to be an engineer. But my exposure to people who encouraged
me to be whatever I wanted helped direct me to what has been an overwhelmingly rewarding
career in healthcare. I have enjoyed relationships and achieved a level of leadership that would
not have been possible if I had allowed cultural and institutional barriers to get in the way.
I am confident that AHCLA will give me and so many others the chance to see firsthand how
healthcare leadership offers so much hope and opportunity.
– Fawn Lopez, Publisher and Vice President, Modern Healthcare / Modern Physician
Organizational leaders in today’s complex healthcare environment set the standard in every way. Extending the leadership of top
healthcare institutions deep into their communities to best serve their patients is an important way AHCLA will help leading-edge
organizations set the course for the future.
AHCLA is committed to boosting the leadership and success of Asian-Americans in our industry. That requires a new dedication to
reaching out to Asian-American communities – both to our patients and our industry’s future leaders. Your involvement in AHCLA
will advance that effort.

Sodexo is proud to be a primary member and supporter of AHCLA. We believe in diversity
and its role not just as a human resources tool but in its power to affect the bottom line.
Asian-Americans are one of the most upwardly mobile ethnic groups in America, and we are
committed to advancing Asian-Americans in healthcare leadership. We are confident that
through AHCLA and our association with so many outstanding individual and institutional
leaders involved in it that we will be part of a very meaningful endeavor.
– Bill Anstee, Senior Director of Diversity, Healthcare Market Segment, Sodexo