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Thrive after 55 Bash Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration Form

Thrive after 55 Bash Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration Form

By Northeast Ohio Thrive Staff
- 29 days ago
- in Bash Events

Join us for two amazing events in 2026!
To secure your registration as a sponsor or exhibitor, please fill out this form:

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Please provide exactly how you want it printed in the Bash Guide which is distributed at the event.
This number will be printed in the Bash Guide for readers to find out more about your company
This website address will be printed in the Bash Guide for readers to find out more about your company
1 table included per Exhibitor. 2 tables provided with Sponsorship status. Additional tables are $150 a piece.
Please enter a number from 0 to 4.
Please enter a number from 0 to 4.
Please indicate if you require Electricity at your table:
Please indicate what type of exposure you are looking to have: (Check all that apply)*
Here are the events: Bash West Event - LaCentre, Westlake: 4/30/26; Bash East Event - Signature of Solon: 10/8/26
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Payment Policy: Payment in full is required 30 days prior to the event date. Failure to pay in full 30 days prior to the event jeopardizes your spot at the event. Cancellation policy: If payment is received in full and sponsor/exhibitor requests a cancellation in writing by 30 days prior to the event, then all money paid will be refunded less a 20% cancellation fee. If cancellation is made less than 30 days before the event then no refund will be provided.
Thank you for your partnership. We are looking forward to a great event! Questions? Reach out to Publisher Brad Mitchell at 330-822-4011 or [email protected]

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