APSO - Sponsorship

Become a Sponsor

We thank all of our industry partners for your valuable support of audiology over the years. By supporting audiologists, audiologists support you! Practice standards are vital to any profession and audiology currently has not defined these standards.

Audiology Practice Standards Organization (APSO)was founded in 2017 to create and maintain these standards. However, we can not do this without your help.

We have designed numerous annual sponsorship platforms that are available to meet your budget and level of interest in this area:

Platinum Level $15,000

Maximum of one (1) sponsor at this level
Large size corporate name, logo and recognition on the APSO homepage
Large size corporate name on marketing materials
Original set of developed standards
Public recognition at APSO events/talks

Gold Level $10,000

Maximum of two (2) sponsors at this level
Medium size corporate name, logo and recognition on the APSO homepage
Medium size corporate name on marketing materials
Original set of developed standards

Silver Level $7500

Maximum of four (4) sponsors at this level
Small size corporate name and recognition on the APSO homepage
Small size corporate name on marketing materials
Original set of developed standards

Bronze Level $2500

Unlimited sponsors at this level
Small size corporate name and recognition on the APSO homepage
Original set of developed standards

Donor - any amount

APSO welcomes donations of any amount and appreciates support from individuals and organizations with any size budget. If you are able to provide a donation of less than $2500, please visit our Donation page today.

Donors will be recognized on the APSO Donor Page (to be published no later than May 1^st, 2018).

What You Are Supporting

Leading audiologists are working hard to develop practice standards throughout the profession. As each standard is proposed for study, it will appear on our Proposed Standards page. Click the link to see more. read more

APSO standards are created using to the strongest possible criteria. Subject matter experts work intensely to create practice standards that are evidence-based, practical, and are only published after universal review and comment from the profession. read more