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The OECD Forum offers excellent partnership opportunities for business, trade unions, foundations and philanthropic organisations, media and civil society organisations.

Why join us as a sponsor?   

As a multi-stakeholder consultation, the OECD Forum can provide your company with an opportunity to project its message and image into the international policy debate.  

Corporate social responsibility and public/private partnerships are increasingly at the heart of corporate missions and philosophies.   But, to maintain confidence in market-based economic systems, dialogue and communication are necessary. No other public forum has such a direct input to the creation and application of public policy.

Depending on the package you choose, Forum sponsorship benefits can include:

• An intellectual contribution to the Forum debates;
• Corporate logo visibility opportunities at the Forum, on promotional material, Forum website, Forum Highlights magazine, etc.
• Privileged networking opportunities with high-level Forum personalities;
• Invitations to the Forum;
• All Forum sponsorships are established on a “made to measure” basis with a view to satisfying the requirements and preferences of individual sponsors.

Different sponsorship levels:

• Privileged Partner: €100 000
• Sponsor: €50 000
• Supporter: €30 000
• Contributor: €15 000

Previous Forum sponsors:

AARP, Abengoa, Areva, BBVA, The Boston Consulting Group, BP, Calyon, Citigroup, Club of Long-Term Investors, Coca-Cola, EDF, Eurobank, FCC, FKI, Galeries Lafayette, GE Healthcare, GSK, Hyundai, Hydro, KPMG, LG, Macquarie, Merck, Microsoft, Nestlé, Novartis, Oracle, Pfizer, Prudential, Samsung, SK, Société Générale, Suez, Tatweer, Telefonica, Total, Unilever, Vattenfall, Veolia

Media Partners:

Arte, BBC World News, Bloomberg TV, BusinessWeek, E15, Les Echos, L’Expansion, Financial Times, Foreign Policy, France Inter, IHT, Joong Ang Daily, LCI, Maeil Business Newspaper, Media India, Nikkei, El Pais, Le Point, Radio Classique, Il Sole 24 Ore, swissinfo.ch, La Tribune, Yomiuri Shimbun