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FOR MARINE LIFE A
WHAT COULD BE MORE NATL
AMAZING LIFE IN THE SEA THA
FOR ME AND MOST ARTISTS IT
MEDIUM OF ALL. BUT, WHEN I
WAY, IT CAPTURES THE MOVEM
DISTINGUISHES IT FROM ALL O'
HIS UNDERWATERCOLORS ARE
CAPTURING THE BEAUTY AND
OF WHALES, DOLPHINS, SEA TL
MANATEES, COLORFUL FISH
.AND OTHER FANTASTIC MARIN
"FOR ME, THE EYES CAPTURE
THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUL
OF THESE ANIMALS AND
WATERCOLOR IS PERFECT
FOR PORTRAYING THIS INNER
BEAUTY, " CONCLUDES THE ART
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WVLAND'S OIL PAINTINGS
ARE COLLECTED THE WORLD
OVER BY CORPORATIONS,
CELEBRITIES, MUSEUMS
AND INDIVIDUAL COLLECTORS
WHO SHARE HIS COMMITMENT
FOR THE CONSERVATION
OF THE WORLDS OCEANS.
WYjond is consiae,., -in the wono
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R'0.1nd began painting in mi :u in carlc age
.Intl it LlMlIn UeS to be his medium vt rhuiee tod:lc.
For Inc nil eapuvee the inner light Ihal Iuminalc:
thnmgh the uce:ui. After man, scars experimeming.
I found .I nco ,,.n Iu pull inner light through
the hrillinnl eu L.,r.s ,,f ,Ater ivaiing
a thrt-c -din Vnsiunal yualily thnl is ,rry dinlincli,'c
to my sl cl r." The lrIi,t aludied painting and
«ul ill urt• at the pre,, igi ou> CVnIVI Fldr Cre:rt i k
SlUdlc< in Dell'oit. Michig.m, Hi, 1«ui purl rnsr, r,,,
� tt /h ene e fo� futy � 9ePr e
Hero rionS .Olectin9
Ru,acll Keeler and (till G[IJId, in,truen'd
\Cy land in the old MINI crs style a: „ell
,y. '� a, nr,c progre,.i,'c ,crhniy ue, that ua,'e
\' him ,i -soun3 I'll it tine .11'1 earecr
f' �'' After rullegc WN'land Irft Detroit for l�'Wthel'n
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Cali Giroi., setting -up a .mall studio ui 1.1};una
Beach ,cheer hi ,,:m in.,pirrd by the Pncihe
Utica n. IIis u11 pain, ing ccolccd aft cr man,
era r, of Jiving the ,r. al J's ure.Ill, and '
reflecting its marine life in colorful
eanca se, that shared his unique ,'isiun
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DIVING ALONGSIDE WHALES, DOLPHINS,
TURTLES, MANATEES, MANTA RAYS AND
I EMR FANTASTIC SEA CREATURES THAT
EFLECTS LATER IN HIS SCULPTURES.
E EXPERIENCES AND HIS ATTENTION
ETAIL DISTINGUISH HIM AS THE
IER MARINE LIFE SCULPTOR TODAY.
HE SAYS, "I TRY NOT ONLY TO SCULPT
THE GREAT WHALES BUT TO CAPTURE
THEIR UNIQUE SPIRITS AND SHARE SOME
OF MY ENCOUNTERS WITH THOSE WHO
VIEW MY WORK."
AS IN WYLAND'S PAINTINGS, THE EYES
ARE THE FOCAL POINT OF EACH AND
EVERY SCULPTURE. HIS ATTENTION
TO DETAIL, DYNAMIC MOTION AND
USE OF SPACE ARE ALL THE SIGNATURE
OF THIS MARINE MICHELANGELO.
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WHALING WALLS
THE WHALING WALLS EVOLVED OUT OF THE DIFFICULTY WYLAND
WAS HAVING PAINTING THE GREAT WHALES ON SMALL CANVASES.
HE NEEDED LARGER CANVASES SO HE LOOKED AT THE SIDES OF
BUILDINGS TO CAPTURE THE TRUE SIZE AND MAJESTY OF THESE HUGE
MARINE MAMMALS. WYLAND CONCEDES,„ I WAS INSPIRED BY JACQUES
COUSTEAU IN THE EARLY '70S AND THE EFFORTS OF GREENPEACE.
I STARTED DIVING INTO LIBRARIES TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CETACEANS
AND BEGAN DRAWING AND PAINTING THEM ON MANY CANVASES.
I SOON REALIZED IF I REALLY WANTED TO LEARN ABOUT THESE ANIMALS
AND SHARE THEIR BEAUTY WITH THE PUBLIC I WOULD HAVF TO PAINT
THEM LIFE -SIZE IN THEIR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. "AS THE ENVIRONMENTAL
MOVEMENT GREW THROUGH THE '70S AND SOS, SO DID THE
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TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS NOT ONLY FOR THE
GREAT WHALES, BUT ALL LIFE IN THE SEA,
SAYS THE ARTIST.
APPRECIATION OF WYLAND'S WORK, IN 1981
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HE COMPLETED HIS FIRST WHALING WALL,
A TRIBUTE TO THE CALIFORNIA GRAY WHALE.
"I DECIDED AFTER I FINISHED THE FIRST MURAL
THAT I'WOULD COMPLETE 100 WALLS
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD BY THE YEAR 2011
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TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS NOT ONLY FOR THE
GREAT WHALES, BUT ALL LIFE IN THE SEA,
SAYS THE ARTIST.
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ibWLEWYLAND HAS VOLUNTEERED HIS
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TAE 70 1
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TATES, CANADA, MEXICO TRALI
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AND EUROPE. IT IS ESTIIVIATE�Ao HIS WHALING
AND
ARE VIEWED IN EXCESS OF ONE BILLION PEOPLE
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ANNUALLY. HE ALSO IS FEATURED
IN THE GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECOR
FOR cow
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MONUMENTAL
W,Iand has been planning for man, years i ,cries
of lifesize >culptureo and fountains that shoe case
the m:ajest, of our o'nrld i marine mammal...
He .,tate,. "I am currently designing mayuencs than
in the near future pill be enlarged to leaturc all of the
great N, hale, and other marine litc in their true
Size and form. I en,ision these masni,c
sculptures as o'a(er featured fr)untuins in
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OF GUY WHO THE MOMENT HE HAS A
DREAM- SUCH AS HELPING EVERY SCHO
IN THE UNITED STATES PAINT A WYLAND -S!
MURAL, OR ERECTING SCULPTURAL
FOUNTAINS WORLDWIDE OR MANATEES
AND MANTA RAYS AT PLAY, OR REPLACING
ALL HIS DETERIORATING MURALS WITH
HAND - PAINTED TILE ART THAT WILL LAST
THOUSANDS OF YEARS- LOOKS FOR
WAYS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN."
CANADA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
(SEPTEMBFR 1, 1997)
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O f f s e t L i t h o g r a p h y
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M i x e d M e d i a
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I r i s P r i n t s
Wyland has enjoyed publishing a series
of limited edition prints over the years.
After completing the original painting in oil.
tcatercolor or other medium, he decides
what priming method \could create the best
passihir reprodu( Lion of the original piece.
"7 hate been eery I0l'[mnaR' to publish
all of mn' limited clown., mcmelf. This Alrncs
me to orernee all aspects of printing for
the highest quality for me collectors "
stns W'yl:md. "f determine "hat nvpe
of limited edition from veare of experience
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SOME IMAGES ARE CRE^TFD
IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PRINT
"MEDIUMS AND.SIZES. WYLAND
FURTHER STATES, 'I TRY TO VISIT
THE GALLERIES OFTEN AND
SHARE MV ART WITH FVERVONE
A,'b' none IiQP nQ rr,-rotl - W" -'.'+. "'n m'n
OFTEN THEY WILL GIVE VF
�„ ;,y FEEDBACK AS TO WHAT MEDIUM TO
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CHOOSE AND HAW MAN � N $ G
AND NUMBER..' WVLAND'S
LIMITED EDITIONS HAVE BEEN
ENTHUSIASTICALLY COLLECTED
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
AND FORTY COUNTRIES AROUND
THE WORLD. TODAY HE IS
RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF IHE MOST
POPULAR AND COLLECTED ARIISTS
.. OF OUR TIME.
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TODAY WVLAND HAS TEAMED WITH
ONE OF THE PREMIER TILE ARTISANS
IN THE COUNTRY AND WORKING
TOGETHER THEY HAVE ACHIEVED
A NEW BUT OLD TRADITION OF TILE
MASTERY. -1 RECREATED MY FIRST
WHALING WALL MURAL WITH
ARTISANS FROM THE TILE FOUNDRY
AND INSTALLED IT IN ITS ORIGINAL
LOCATION IN LAGUNA BEACH
TO ENTHUSIASTIC REVIEWS,- SAYS
THE MURALIST. "WHEN WE COMPLETED
THE TILE MURAL, AFTER SEVERAL
MONTHS, AND INSTALLED IT TO THE
ORIGINAL WALL, IT WAS CLEAR TO
ME THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY SHOULD
NOW BE AVAILABLE TO COLLECTORS,
CORPORATIONS AND CITIES AS PUBLIC
ART PROJECTS AROUND THE WORLD.-
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Wyland began painting murals at an
early age He completed his first scenic
Alps mural on the sicle of a building
in lletruit when he teas just U6 years
old. 'One of my teschets at school asked
me if I would paint a mural on the side
of his building and I found
Lteo to be quite easy and very
exhilarating. I continued
paint other nwrals
and eventually
began a series of
monumental ocean
nu nds throughout the
United States and in
many other countries.
As I began to research the hi.tory
Of Murals, past and present.
it occurrecl to me than porcelain
tile waes considered to he the most
timeless of mediums." sat;. tvaLmd.
The celebrated muralist hewn
researching the latest
innovations in hand- painted
and fired porcelain tiles.
He wanted to rapture the
tilt ee- dimensinnal quality
that his hand painted murals
achlcvecl in tile.
Wyland Qhose tile
because of its longevity.
THE WYLAND
SIGNATURE LINE
HAS BEEN DESIGNED
EXCLUSIVELY
71 � FOR BETTER DEPARTMENT
STORES AND IS A
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COMPILATION OF
WYLAND'S FINEST
COLLECTABLE ART. SELECTED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF
PROVIDING LICENSEES WITH WYLAND'S
MOST EXCLUSIVE IMAGES, THE SIGNATURE LINE FEATURES
ORIGINAL WYLAND PAINTINGS OF GREAT WHALES,
BRIGHTLY COLORED FISH, CORAL REEFS AND PLAYFUL
DOLPHINS FROLICKING IN THE TRANQUILITY OF LIFE AT SEA.
THESE EXCLUSIVE IMAGES ARE TRULY A COLLECTION OF
WYLAND'S GREATEST WORKS SET ASIDE FOR THE PURPOSE
OF LICENSED PRODUCTS THAT DEPICT THE QUALITY
OF EXCELLENCE GIVEN THE ART ITSELF,
WYLAND'S SIGNATURE MISSION IS TO ENCOURAGE
AND MOTIVATE PEOPLE TO JOIN WYLAND
IN HIS EFFORTS TO PRESERVE OUR OCEANS
AND THE LIFE WITHIN THEM.
WYLANDG. KIDS— WAS DEVELOPED TO
ENCOURAGE YOUNG MINDS TO SEEK
KNOWLEDGE OF OUR PRECIOUS EARTH
ENVIRONMENT. IMAGES OF CHILDREN
ENCIRCLED WITH OCEAN LIFE, HELPS STIMULATE
KIDS TO TRAVEL THE WORLDS OCEANS AND
BECOME FRIENDS OF THE SEA.
THE WYLAND KIDS MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND
EDUCATE THE WORLDS CHILDREN TO
PARTICIPATE IN ALL EFFORTS OF SAVING OUR
EARTHS OCEANS.
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WYLAND.: STUDIOS WAS DESIGNED FOR THE
MID -TIER DEPARTMENT STORE AND HOUSES SOME
OF WYLAND'S MOST PRECIOUS AND ENJOYABLE
ARTWORK TO DATE.
WITH THE INTENT TO SPREAD WYLAND'S MESSAGE
TO PROTECT OR PRECIOUS WATERS, THE STUDIOS
LINE CELEBRATES WYLAND'S MISSION WITH
CRISP, BRIGHT COLORS, BEAUTIFUL MARINE HUES
AND ENJOYABLE SCENES OF LIFE IN THE SEA,
THE STUDIOS MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AS MANY
PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE TO HELP PRESERVE OUR
OCEAN PLANET.
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UNDERWATER— BY WYLAND:;, STUDIOST. HAS BEEN
DESIGNED WITH THE MASS MARKET RETAILER IN MIND.
THE UNDERWATER LINE BRINGS THE OCEAN EXPERIENCE
AND UNDERWATER LIFE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD,
CREATING AN AWARENESS OF OUR PRECIOUS OCEAN
EARTH. THE UNDERWATER SELECTION OF ART IS A TRULY
UNIQUE CELEBRATION OF THE SEA. FROM DOLPHIN
SPIRIT TO FLORIDA'S PARADISE, THIS MARITIME
SENSATION OF COLOR AND DISTINCTION WILL INSPIRE
ALL WHO PURCHASE A GIFT FROM THE SEA.
THE UNDERWATER MISSION IS TO INSPIRE PEOPLE OF ALL
AGES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND AROUND
THE WORLD OF THE OCEANS BEAUTY AND
ALL LIFE IN THE SEA.
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A n i m a t i o n
ANIMATION IS KING AND WYLAND HAS OFTEN BEEN CALLED THE PRINCE OF WHALES.. "I HAVE ENJOYED THE CHALLENGE
OF CREATING A GROUP OF MARINE CORE CHARACTERS OVER THE YEARS," SAYS THE ARTIST, THESE LIFE LIKE MARINE ANIMALS
CAME ALIVE WITH WYLAND'S IMAGINATION AND KNOWLEDGE OF HIS FAVORITE SUBJECTS IN THE SEA.
WITH THE CREATION OF SPOUTY, A BABY SPERM WHALE WHO SPOUTS OFF ABOUT THE
ENVIRONMENT AND A CAST OF CRAZY OCEAN CREATURES, WYLAND HAS PIONEERED A SIGNATURE STYLE
OF ANIMATION CHARACTERS. SAMMY THE SHARK,THE UNDERWATER BOSS; KILLER,THE ROGUE
ORCA WHALE; DELPHI THE DOLPHIN; HUMANATEE THE GENTLE SEA COW AND LASTLY;
THE HUMPIES, A FAMILY OF HUMPBACK WHALES. ARE CURRENTLY
WYLAND S LATEST CATCH OF
TODAY, WYLAND IS WORKING WITH
THE JIM HENSON COMPANY,
HIT ENTERTAINMENT, ON A MAJOR
ANIMATION DEAL AS CREATOR AND
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF SEVERAL
MARINE CORE ANIMATION PROJECTS.
STAN LUR
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WALT DISNEY AND CONSIDER HIM
ONE OF MY FAVORITE ARTISTS.
DISNEY'S ANIMATION
FEATURES HAVE INSPIRED MY OWN
CREATIVITY IN ANIMATED
CHARACTERS.` SAYS WYLAND.
A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO JUDY PRICE
FROM CBS TELEVISION APPROACHED FIL
ROMAN, CREATORS OF THE SIMPSONS,
GARFIELD, FELIX THE CAT AND MANY OTHER
TELEVISION ANIMATION FEATURES, TO COLLABORATE WITH WYLAND ON
AN UNDERWATER ANIMATION SERIES. "WHEN I MET PHIL ROMAN AND
THE CREW AT THEIR STUDIOS IN HOLLYWOOD WE IMMEDIATELY SET OUT
TO CREATE AN UNDERWATER,
ABOUT A LITTLE BOY WHO
IS RAISED BY DOLPHINS TO DE
THE SEA,' STATES THE ARTIST.
WYLAND S SEA W.ALXER
PROMISES TO BE A HUGE
HR AND THERE'S EVEN \
TALK ABOUT
A MOVIE VERSION
AND BOOK SERIES
ON THE CHARACTER, I
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A SECOND LIVE - ACTION SERIES
15 NOW BEING DEVELOPED, TITLED
WYLAND'S STUDIO SEA, THAT FEATURES
WYLAND AS THE LIVE HOST WITH A CAST OF ZANY
ANIMATED CHARACTERS AND PUPPETRY.
THIS SHOW IS A NATURAL FOR THE YOUNGER
KIDS WHEREAS EVERYTHING COMING OFF MY PAINT
COMES ALIVE IN ANIMATION, SAYS THE ARTIST.
EACH WEEK WYLAND WILL HAVE A CELEBRITY GUEST VISIT
STUDIO SEA IN CHARACTER, I.E., PIERCE BROSNAN AS 007,
ADDING A ROGER RABBIT LIKE APPEAL TO THE SHOW.
W Y L A N D G A L L E R I E S
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IN 1978 WYLAND OPENED HIS FIRST STUDIO GALLERY IN THE FAMED ART COLONY OF LACUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA.
AT THAT TIME THE STARVING ARTIST WA5 THE ONLY EMPLOYEE SELLING HIS ORIGINAL PAINHNCS DIRECTLY TO HIS COLLECTORS.
..I USED TO PERSONALLY DELIVER EACH AND EVERY PAINTING IF COLLECTORS HAD A GOOD BOTTLE OF WITIE. SAID THE ARTIST,
SHORTLY THEREAFTER WYLAND OPENED A SECOND GALLERY LOCATION IN LACUNA BEACH ON THE VERY WELL TRAFFICKED PACIFIC
COAST HIGHWAY. CONTINUING IN THE GROWTH OF HIS ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT, THE ARTIST AND HIS YOUNGER BROTHER BILL OPENED
THE FIRST WYLAND GALLERIES HAWAII LOCATED ON THE NORTH SHORE OF OAHU. BILL, ALONG WITH HIS WIFE KELLY, RAN THE HALEIWA
GALLERY AND IT SOON BECAME A SUPER SUCCESS ALLOWING THE OPENING OF ANOTHER NEW LOCATION IN LAHAINA, MAUI.
IN A FEW SHORT THE YEARS, THE BROTHERS HAD OPENED 14 WORLD CLASS
FINE ART GALLERIES ON OAHU, MAUI. KAUAI AND THE BIG ISLAND.
WYLAND'S OLDER BROTHER STEVE THEN OPENED A WYLAND GALLERIES
IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AREA OF PORTLAND. SOON, JOINING THE
FAMILY BUSINESS, HIS MOM DARLENE CAME ON BOARD AS VICE PRESIDENT
OF WYLAND GALLERIES. WYLAND THEN EXPANDED HIS CALIFORNIA
LOCATIONS TO INCLUDE A BEAUTIFUL GALLERY IN SAN FRANCISCO AT THE
FAMOUS PIER 39 AND IN SAN DIEGO AT SEAPORT VILLAGE ON THE HARBOR.
WYLAND GALLERIES FEATURES THE ART OF WYLAND AND OTHER ACCLAIMED
ARTISTS INCLUDING JAMES COLEMAN, WALFRIDO GARCIA, JOHN PURE,
MME MAIDEN, JIM WARREN, SCOTT HANSON, WILLIAM DESHAZO AND
MANY MORE. "1T IS A GREAT HONOR TO SHARE WYLAND GALLERIES WITH THESE FINE ARTISTS THAT I HAVE AGMIRED FOR MANY YEARS,
SAYS WYLAND. THE GALLERIES ALSO FEATURE A SERIES OF COLLABORATIVE PAINTINGS WITH MANY OF THESE RENOWNED ARTISTS IN THE
ABOVE AND BELOW SERIES, FEATURING THE BEST OF TWO WORLDS.
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TODAY, WYLAND GALLERIES ARE LOCATED IHROUCHOUT
THE UNITED STATES AND SHOWCASE WORKS BY WYLAND
AND MANY OF THE FEATURED ARTISTS WHO ALSO MAY
BE FOUND AT OFFICIAL WYLAND DEALERSHIPS ACROSS THE
COUNTRY. WE HOPE YOU WILL ACRES THAT WYLAND GALLERIES
IS UNIQUE THE WORLD OVER AND FEATURES SOME OF THE BEST
ARTISTS OF OUR DAY,
WYLAND TRANSFORMS THE CONSCIOUSNESS
OF ALL WHO SEE HIS WORK. WE ARE LUCKY
HE EXISTS... SO ARE THE WHALES."
WILDLIFE ARTIST ROBERT BATEMAN
WYLAND GALLERIES FEATURES ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, W A T E R C O L O R S,
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\C'cland Lim his first whale r'dt the roan[
of Southern California at the age of 14.
lC'cLind remcmhcrs...'looking nut over
the Pacific Ocean ;uul peeing mo large
grit' .hape., hreaking the surFaee of dte
n'nter as they sFaxuvd [owauds the
I mavens," This first encounter nspred
\Cdand to dedicate his life's work to
[h, pre +en'ation of [lie great ".hale.+
and all life in the sea.
\Cy land explain,, "after I saw that mh,de.
I becaue a changed person and .ararR'd
dicing into librarie.v. Ahout the +amt [title
Jacque + -Yves Coustrau'.+ undenvattr
hints .darted appearing on aalevi.+wu
and furtliercd nv dedication to the
con. +en'ation of the oceans,..
gland mot'ed to if it It ietoric wl III ing mmn
of I.zltaine. Maui in 1980 speeifiralty n>.+tud}
the humphaek whales. "One da}' Marl" and
Drhbic Ferrari. two noted mode resennccrs,
dropped be nn' smell ..tudin oil Front tiu'eet
and asked if 1 Mould like tv .swim with the
Humpbacks'/ '1'hc [hnr of un left Lahaimi Harbor
in a small Zodiac and in a tc,c minulc.c wore in
the company of three whales. Ve slipped on
our snorkels and fin, and ea,ed into the clear
blue Water and for the first time I met nn' favorite
subjects, face In Face. A nu rtdwr and her calf . +warn
over to greet us. "Fitt mother:+ ecr tcidencd
5+ slit appmached, Inuked deep into ntc soul,
and scn.sed we were no threat. 'I'lii+ encounter
Only I.ts[ed a fesv minute.+ but changed Inc life
forever. I . +till reflect on than nutgic moment
in niary of my paintings, si idpture.+ and life-size
moods." e%plains NVI. iand.
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.h life -size California gray whale and her
calf in Laguna Reach, California near The
shores where he . +Lire those first gray
whale, He alao began it yur. +t to palm
1f10 manurncntal [MILAN around till
tt-urld and To date Itas conipletcd olcr
__ A haling Wafts.
"I +treed diving to said, nn' ..uhjccis in
their nannal en, ironment ", sae+ WvIand.
In 1982 the artist n'ent on his first whale
exptditiot to San Ignacio Lagoon, the
breeding ground+ Of the gr'v Whale.+. It
was there he rim his first friendly whale
+then a mother pushed her calf up to
VvIand :s. +mall skid so he could touch
the nrek -old Infant. "Right then 1
realized how unique and special these
,real a.mrds were and Imnc impon,m[ it
is for each of try to protect them and
Their h'a1+1val." ]nvIB4 the 1nlit.
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The N \,Ia nl Fnundaliun. Ili,. Was founded in 1791 hh NNhkInd. Ameriia'> Leading
Emin,ninrntal Malin, Life Atli,[ The W\ tied kaindAionl c'ision is to promote,
R•epCa .Iad protect our precious ohran mum erns (111 BIgh life -:ize public Rn' edue.uioil and
C:uirenllc nne of the lal ;ge >t art project, in the will the Wailing Valk, painted
tic Vvl :md. number - -. The \T'hLmd Foundation support, his eft irts to +imlpIcn. 1 00 lifc-niz,
inur.ds hj the Tern 201 f. TILL, \ \,Lund FoLincLuiun %'ill also help fund a srries of li {Y -sloe
hn mre en ll ill ires featuring enihrigerrd nvu'in, lit, in puhl is pla+es. GI 0,11 +, halen. dolphins,
manatee,, sherks and other orr;n cn :LtI Ire: \' 111 he s,I dpled bh Wvland ,Ind ca'r in hruivc_
"Il1, life -si're s Cal pit res will Ice Ica n nod in public plaits to he hic+had by millions of people
o'hn slat net or ha he an opportunItc In oh,env them in their n,I lur.d I Lai lil.it.
\C+'l.md'e in i, the nest hest III ing to seeing the living ci eatuLes.
FpUNDER WYLAND Wits LLOYD BRIDGES
40NOPAPY FOUNDAnON BOARD MEIASER
The \N eland Foundation + +'ill support a series of tiihvrgh" x'Idpanr models u t lour lit +cudd'.s .u't and n.rued hiannv run,eunls
to tr.Irh and inspire people about the size and beauty of rhese unique .minia6. I'he Foundation "ill Continuo u•,uppon other impon.un
em inmmi-nial group,. 'mdihidaals and programs locally. regionally and nationallh. \N "e +will Continue to inspire soppon and offer \N "eland
Foumlalval ,choltu;thip, to gibed .Ind Leech child :mists and naturalists. The future of our planet is in tlra hand, of our childiea. If We Can
re,pne them through \N eland ;. .n'I to learn nn ire ahcut protecting our natural resources. then it is Worth all of our clTo(b. All h.n had a great
impact on humankind since our beginning. IXcland', art has the unique
II ahililh ro transform all "ho view- it to it greater awareness. V land's an
cannot I,, measured in goods or ranee, but in changed human beings.
t Our goal 6 it inspiic a, mane people a, possibly to It more about
our of l: ns :md the lift• within ll ic Ili. :Ind !n em'rnu.lge people to uel
{!" I imoh ld. One pernon col indeed slake a difference. "If people see the
1 hvauty in nanuc. thv% + + ill Work I +i pre,elvC it before it is too late:'
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CORONA ORi. MAR
Sf0"2004
Be a Part of History In the Making .... Got Involved In the Centennial Celebration!
The village of Corona del Mar is planning„its 100 -year birthday celebration! In conjunction with the City of Newport
Beach, the Centennial Committee is currently planning the 2004 event celebration. The Centennial Celebration will
honor our rich history, art, education and quality of life in addition to being a prelude for the centennial celebration of
the entire City of Newport Beach in 2006.
For More irrfomidon Contact Peggy Fort, Executive Director
Phone: 949.675,0501 Website: www.odm2G04.00m Email: info(ccdm2004.00m
When: The Third Wednesday of Every Month at 7:00pm
Wednesday, January 215, 2004
Wednesday, February 18th, 2004
Wednesday, March 17th, 2004
Wednesday, April 2181, 2004
Wednesday, Max 19th, 2004
Wednesday, June 16th, 2004
Wednesday, July 215, 2004
Wednesday, August 18th, 2004
Wednesday, September 15th, 2004
Where: Sherman Library & Gardens: 2647 East Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar, CA 92625
What. The Corona del filar Centennial Celebration Event Committees are holding general meetings to
continue the planning process of this exciting historic event The public is Invited to attend these
meetings and we are looking for ideas and volunteers to help us celebrate Corona del Mars
Centennial in 2004. Participation from residents, businesses, churches, and schools is
encouraged. This is a community wide celebration for all of Corona del Mar and Newport Beachl
M exdit IneW of spell everts has aheady been scheduled. Help d0w dim events
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Experience the wonder of life in the sea
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The work of this celebrated painter, sculptor,
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is now seen by an estimated one billion people
throughout the world every year. Since 1981,
he has painted more than 89 monumental
marine life murals, including "Ocean Planet,"
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to the preservation of the world's oceans.
Wyland is committed to bridging the worlds of
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stamp in his honor. Listed among "Who's
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For more about Wyland. write:
Wyland Worldwide. LLC
5 columbia • Aliso Viejo • California 92656
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QUOTES:
del Mar fentennial
Be a Part of History... October 14th -17th, 2004
The ( entennial Gala Art Show
A Celebration of History and Art
Thursday, July 15th, 2004 4:00pm- 10:OOpm
Sherman Library & Gardens
The Gala ( elebration of the (entury
Black Tie Gala Dinner Dance Event
Friday. October 15th, 2004 6:00pm - 11:OOpm
The Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach
Sponsorship OpportoniNes Available
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The (entennial Beach Party
Concert, Food & Fueworks!
Saturday, October 16th, 2004
4:OOpm - 9:OOpm
Big Corona del Mar State Beach
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On behalf of the Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation and the City of Newport Beach, it is with great pride that we
present you with the many benefits and opportunities throughout the year to participate as an official sponsor of the
Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration in 2004.
Corona del Mar's Centennial Celebration is a community based, family- oriented citywide celebration targeting the
many demographics of our rich community. Officially endorsed by the City of Newport Beach, it celebrates the history
of the village of Corona del Mar, quality of life, and preservation for the future.
We invite you and your company to be a part of history as an official Centennial sponsor. You will receive recognition
throughout the year through various visual displays, publicity, company logo recognition, product placement opportunity,
VIP event access and much, much more! Corona del Mar's Centennial Celebration is a once in one hundred year
opportunity for your company to gain priceless exposure in Orange County's demographic segment, which reflects
enormous economic power.
Celebration sponsorships are unique opportunities to put a company's name before the public in an extraordinary
way. Your participation in the Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration will entitle your company to a multitude of benefits
including direct access to exposure in your target market, increased loyalty among current customers, and an oppor-
tunity to make a valuable contribution to give back to the community. The Centennial Foundation is a not for profit
Sol (c) (3) association committed to investing in the Corona del Mar community through education, art, and physical
community enhancements for present and future generations to enjoy.
Enclosed, please find the Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration sponsorship and marketing opportunities. We look
forward to forming a mutually beneficial partnership with you, as we all become a part of history in celebrating the
Corona del Mar Centennial in 2004.
Thank you in advance for your consideration and support of this history making citywide celebration.
Sincerely,
Peggy Fort Bernie Svalstad
Executive Director, Chairman of the Board _
The Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation T e Mrort�l ar Centennial Foundation
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WHEREAS, "ON June 29th, 1904, George E. Hart, a Los Angeles real estate mogul, signed an agreement with the Irvine
Company for the purchase of 706.08 -acre corner of Irvine Ranch — which became the village of Corona del Mar. In early
July 1904, the transaction of this sale and ownership was officially recorded with the County of Orange;' and
WHEREAS, a prelude to the Centennial for the City of Newport Beach, the Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration will
bring together the entire community in a citywide celebration to honor the 100 -Year Birthday of the village of Corona
del Mar; and
WHEREAS, along with a special event celebration, history, education and community involvement, The Centennial
Foundation will launch a community fundraising campaign to support a time capsule monument for future genera-
tions to enjoy. It will honor our rich history and one of our greatest natural resources — our ocean; and
WHEREAS, the official Centennial Celebration will commence at the beginning of the year, continuing through the fall
of 2004. The promotion of community spirit, marketing and visibility will build up to the actual Centennial Event
Celebrations taking place on the weekend of October 14 -17, 2004 in Corona del Mar, and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the actual birthday of Corona del Mar in July 2004, an official 100 -day countdown
launch event and gala art show reception at Sherman Library & Gardens will "kick off' the spirit of the official
Centennial Celebration on July 15th 2004; and .
WHEREAS, it is appropriate at this time to commend the Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation and Organizing
Committee for its dedicated commitment to plan a first class, year long community wide celebration honoring this
important time in history; and
Now, THEREFORE, as a prelude to the Centennial for the entire City 1, Steven Bromberg, Mayor of the City of Newport
Beach do hereby declare 2004 the official Centennial year for the village ofGororia del Mar, and I hereby do recognize
THE CORONA DEL MAR CENTENNIAL FOUNDATION
THE CORONA DEL MAR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION COMMITTEE
It is with pride, l present this proclamation for the City Council and the residents of Newport Beach in honor of the Corona
del Mar Centennial in 2004. This will be a historic celebration proving the entire community and opportunity to honor the
rich heritage of Corona del Mar, as well as an opportunity to enhance the community for future generations to enjoy.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City of Newport Beach to be affixed
this ninth day of December, 2003.
Steven Bromberg,
Mayor of Newport Beach
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As a prelude for the centennial of the City of Newport Beach in
2006, residents and community leaders have been planning the
700 -year birthday celebration of the village of Corona del Mar
which takes place in 2004. This celebration will bring together the
entire community in a very special way honoring history, quality
of life, education and the 100 -year birthday of Corona del Mar.
IFor each sponsor, The Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation
will develop a unique and synergistic program of opportunity,
which ensures maximum, cost - effective exposure. This is achieved
through a multitude of visual displays, publicity, access to high
profile events and merchandising. Thus, creating a memorable
history making event and lasting impression for both the
community and sponsors alike.
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Centennial Mission Statement
To bring together the entire community in a citywide celebration to honor
the 100 -year birthday of the village of Corona del Mar. Along with special
event celebration, history, education and community involvement, the
Centennial Foundation will launch a fundraising campaign to support a
time capsule monument and sculpture to inspire future generations. It will
honor our rich history and the preservation of one of our greatest natural
resources — our ocean.
?x The Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation
The Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation is a non - profit organization
dedicated to the physical enhancement of the village of Corona del Mar,
while preserving the historic significance of the village. The Centennial
Foundation will celebrate the historic significance of the 100 -year birthday
of the village of Corona del Mar, while enhancing the community for future
generations to enjoy.
Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation is a not -for profit, tax - exempt
501 (c) (3) organization. Federal Tax ID 200330457
ii Contact Information
SPONSORSHIP DEPARTMENT
Peggy Fort
Executive Director
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Office (949) 675 -0501
Fax (949) 675 -0508
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Email info @CdM2004.com
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Peggy Fort
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bernie Svalstad
John Blom
Chairman
William Dean
Luvena Hayton
Mark Schulein
Beverley Johnson
Vice Chairman & Secretary
Jim Skahan
Wade Roberts
Jacqueline Wittmeyer
Treasurer
EX- OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS
George A. Berger
Newport Beach City Representative
Tina Hoover
Legal Advisor
Scott Palmer
Chief Financial Officer
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Donald Glasgow
Dennis O'Neil
Ron Yeo
Wyland
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SUPPORTERS
The City of Newport Beach
The Corona del Mar Business Improvement District
The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce
The Corona del Mar Resident's Association
The Newport Beach Arts Commission
The Newport Beach Arts Foundation
The Newport Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau
The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce
The Wyland Foundation
The Corona del Mar Centennial
Sponsorship Brochure
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$15,000 -A, Gala Event Sponsor
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$15,000 Big Corona Beach Party Event Sponsor
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OFFICIAL EVENT DATES
October 14 -17th, 2004
700 -Day Centennial Countdown Begins - July, 2004
(AUDIENCE DEMOGRAPHICS
Corona del Mar Village Statistics:
Population:
Median Age:
Area:
Total Households:
Average Per Household:
Families:
Average Family:
Married Households:
Single with kids: +_
Living Alone:
Homes:
Owner - Occupied:
Rentals:
Ownership Rate
Newport Beach Statistics:
Population:
13,407
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3.137 sq. miles
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LIST OF VENUES
The Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration will take place throughout
the beautiful seaside garden village of Corona del Mar at some of the
most scenic, prestigious venues in Southern California.
- Big Corona del Mar State Beach
-� Sherman Library and Gardens
-k� Pelican Hill Golf Club
-� The Corona del Mar Village
The Four Seasons Hotel. Newport Beach
- A, "9nspiration Point" Overlooking Big Corona del Mar Beach
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PRINT
Coast Magazine
Daily Pilot
LA Times — Orange County
Newport Beach 714
OC Weekly
Orange Coast Magazine
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Adelphia Cable
Cox Cable
KOCE
NBTV News Channel
ONLINE SPECIFICS
Official Websice: CcIM2004.com
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AD PLACEMENT
Orange County Register MEDIA ALLOCATION: $150,000+
OC Metro
OC Family
Riviera Magazine
Balboa Beacon
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Centennial Events
CENTENNIAL ART SHOW & GALA
Launch Event Free and Open to the Public
-A, A Celebration of History and Art
-k, Cocktail Gala Open House Reception
at Sherman Library & Gardens
-ar, Media Campaign Launch
100 -Day Countdown to Centennial Weekend!
-� CdM Centennial Art Show & Historic Photo Display
When: Thursday, July 15th, 2004
4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Where: Sherman Library & Gardens
2647 E Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar, CA 92625
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION GRAND OPENING CEREMONY
Free and Open to the Public
-Q Media Launch and Groundbreaking Event
Time Capsule Monument Unveiling
Old Fashioned Celebration, Proclamation from Governmental
_ Officials, Official Dedication and Ribbon Cutting of Centennial Event.
10:00 a.m.
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ENTEN NIAL BLACK TIE GALA EVENT
-� Black Tie Gala Dinner Dance Event
-, Celebration of History & Art
-Q Gala Centennial Art Show & Auction
When: Friday, October 15th, 2004
6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Where: Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach CA
BIG CORONA CENTENNIAL BEACH PARTY
Free and Open to the Public
-* Headline Concert on the Beach
-�k- Patriotic Centennial Boat Parade
-� Centennial Fireworks Display
-� Newport Beach Restaurant Food Booths
Saturday, October 16th, 2004
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THE CENTENNIAL FAMILY BEACH EXPO
Free and Open to the Public
- A Community Family Celebration
Proposed Activities:
Bathing Beauties Contest on Parade, Community Group Booths &
Involvement, Crowning of CdM Bathing Beauty King and Queen,
Historic Beach Walking Tour - Environmental Education, Local
Celebrity Involvement, Recognize Famous Local Boats, Regatta Event in
CdM off Cliffs, Restaurant Food Booths, Sponsor Expositions,
Surfboard Show on the Beach, Surfing /Paddle out on Waterfront, Tide
Pools Education, Historic Art Displays and much, much more!
When: Sunday, October 17th, 2004
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Where: Big Corona del Mar State Beach
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION CLOSING CEREMONY
-�f, Closing Ceremony at Monument Site
Official Time Capsule Dedication and
Centennial Celebration Recognition
When: Sunday, October 17th, 2004
4:00 p.m.
Where: Time Capsule Monument Site
"Inspiration Point" overlooking Big Corona del Mar Beach
The Corona del Mar Centennial
Sponsorship Opportunities
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Overview of Program Sponsor Benefits
VISUAL DISPLAY AND MARKETING COLLATERAL
-A� Centennial Celebration Direct Mail Campaigns: 25,000 pieces
Centennial Celebration Media Campaign, Value: $150,000+
-§> Centennial Sponsor In -Store Displays
-4;, Distribution of Centennial Celebration Promotional Material
-k� Official Centennial Celebration Poster
-;, Official Centennial Celebration Program
-aa Official Centennial Foundation Website: CdM2004.com
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
Merchandising at the Centennial Event Celebration provides spon-
sors the opportunity to sample their products and services directly
to the residents of Corona del Mar, Centennial celebration atten-
dees, community and civic leaders.
-�k, Centennial Black Tie Gala Event
-#> Big Corona Centennial Beach Party
-,, The Centennial Family Beach Expo
VIP EVENT ACCESS
Can be used as an incentive for employees, clients and customers,
or as an opportunity for company representatives to network with
the Centennial Celebration VIP attendees and audience.
-� Centennial Black Tie Gala Event Tickets
-� Big Corona Centennial Beach Party, VIP Section
-,, The Centennial Family Beach Expo, VIP Section
• Corporate sponsorship payment must be received by June 1st, 2004
• A portion of your Sponsorship Donation may be Tax Deductible.
Presenting Title Sponsor 3r, $50,000 -',° one available
VISUAL DISPLAY
COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
-3�, Black Tie Gala Event Program
-� Centennial Foundation Website with Hotlink
=a Centennial Media Campaigns and Advertisements (As available)
Centennial Sponsor In -Store Displays
-a Community Fundraising Brochure & Direct Mail Piece
-Q Full Page Advertisement in Official Centennial Program
-A, Grand Opening Celebration VIP Invitations
- Official Centennial Banners
` Official Centennial Lithograph Poster
Official Centennial Promotional Poster
Signage at Centennial Event Celebrations (Supplied by sponsor)
VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
-k, Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Sectiow 25 Passes
=a Centennial Black Tie Gala: (2) Two Tables of Ten
-R The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: 25 Passes
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
Centennial Celebration Beach Expo Booth
Contribution in Gala Auction
-,q, VIP Bag Insert
SPECIAL MENTION AND VISUAL DISPLAY
AT EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
SPECIAL MENTION IN ALL CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
PRESS RELEASES
TELEVISION INTERVIEW SEGMENT IN CENTENNIAL MINI SERIES
RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR IN 2DD4
Platinum Sponsor -* $25,000 -In three available
VISUAL DISPLAY VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION Big Corona Centennial Beach Parry VIP Section: 10 Passes
-� Black Tie Gala Even[ Program (Listing only) Centennial Black Tie Gala: (1) One Table of Ten
-� Centennial Foundation Websi[e with Hodink - The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: 10 Passes
-4, Centennial Media Campaigns and Advertisements (As available) PRODUCT PLACEMENT
-A, Centennial Sponsor In -Store Displays -� Centennial Celebration Beach Expo Booth
-kl Official Centennial Banners - Contribution in Gala Auction
--,� Official Centennial Promotional Poster -ao VIP Bag Insert
SPECIAL MENTION AND VISUAL DISPLAY AT
Signage at Centennial Even[ Celebrations (Supplied by sponsor) GALA EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
-� Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program TELEVISION INTERVIEW SEGMENT IN CENTENNIAL MINI SERIES
Gold Sponsor -1P $10,000 � five available
VISUAL DISPLAY
I COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
`-A, Black Tie Gala Event Program (Listing only)
I-A, Centennial Foundation Website with Hodink
Official Centennial Banners
Official Centennial Promotional Poster
Signage at Centennial Event Celebrations (Supplied by sponsor)
-;,,Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program
VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
-�, Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Section: 10 Passes
-A, Centennial Black Tie Gala: (2) Two Tickets
-,,� The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: 10 Passes
(PRODUCT PLACEMENT
Contribution in Gala Auction
VIP Bag Insert
VISUAL DISPLAY AT GALA EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR I
Silver Sponsor -A� $5,000 -A� ten available
VISUAL DISPLAY
COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
-ap Black Tie Gala Event Program
-� Centennial Foundation Website with Hotlink
-� Official Centennial Banners
-� Official Centennial Promotional Poster
-�,, Signage at Centennial Event Celebrations (Supplied by sponsor)
-gin Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program
VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
-;F, Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Section: (10) Ten Passes
-gp Centennial Black Tie Gala: (2) Two Tickets
-�,, The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: (10) Ten Passes
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
-� Centennial Celebration Beach Expo Booth (as available)
-� Contribution in Gala Auction
-� VIP Bag Insert
SPECIAL VISUAL DISPLAY AT GALA EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR IN 2004
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Centennial Black Tie Gala Event
VISUAL DISPLAY
COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
-k, Black Tie Gala Event Program
-* Black Tie Gala Event VIP Invitations
-,1P Centennial Foundation Website with Hotlink
-* Official Centennial Banners
-� Official Centennial Promotional Poster
-� Recognition Signage at Centennial Black Tie Gala Event
-� Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program
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VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Section: (10) Ten Passes
Centennial Black Tie Gala: (5) Five Tickets
-,,o The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: (10) Ten Passes
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
-� Contribution in Gala Auction
-�k, VIP Bag insert
SPECIAL MENTION AND VISUAL DISPLAY AT
GALA EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
TELEVISION INTERVIEW SEGMENT IN CENTENNIAL MINI SERIES
RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR IN 2004
Event Sponsor'k, $15,000 -ap three available
Big Corona Centennial Beach Parry
ISUAL DISPLAY
OMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
Black Tie Gala Event Program (Listing only)
Centennial Foundation Website with Hodink
Grand Opening Celebration VIP Invitations
-ap Official Centennial Banners
-� Official Centennial Promotional Poster
-� Recognition Signage at Big Corona Beach Party (Supplied by sponsor)
Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program
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VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Section: 25 Passes
-A- Centennial Black Tie Gala: (2) Two Tickets
-A, The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: 25 Passes
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
-�,, Centennial Celebration Beach Expo Booth
--Ip Contribution in Gala Auction
-�, VIP Bag Insert
SPECIAL MENTION AND VISUAL DISPLAY AT
CENTENNIAL EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
TELEVISION INTERVIEW SEGMENT IN CENTENNIAL MINI SERIES
RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR IN 2004
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Event Sponsor -* $15,000 � three available
The Centennial Family Beach Expo
VISUAL DISPLAY
COMPANY LOGO RECOGNITION
-k, Black Tie Gala Event VIP Invitations
-ra Centennial Foundation Website with Hotlink
k Official Centennial Banners
-a+ Official Centennial Promotional Poster
Recognition Signage at Centennial Family Beach Expo
(Supplied by Sponsor)
-;o Sponsor Page of Official Centennial Program
VIP CENTENNIAL EVENT ACCESS
A, Big Corona Centennial Beach Party VIP Section: 25 Passes
--* Centennial Black Tie Gala: (2) Two Tickets
-k, The Centennial Family Beach Expo VIP Section: 25 Passes jl
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
-k, Centennial Celebration Beach Expo Booth
-A- Contribution in Gala Auction
-Ar VIP Bag Insert
SPECIAL MENTION AND VISUAL DISPLAY AT
CENTENNIAL EVENTS AND RECEPTIONS
TELEVISION INTERVIEW SEGMENT IN CENTENNIAL MINI SERIES
RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE CENTENNIAL YEAR IN 2004
Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration
Official Sponsorship Form
In celebration of the 100 year Anniversary of Corona del Mar, The
Centennial Foundation is planning a citywide celebration to take place in
2004. The following sponsorship and marketing sponsorship opportunities
are available.
I CONTACT INFORMATION
1 Company /Sponsor
l Address
City, State, Zip
Phone
Email
Contact Name
Fax
SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION
Yes, I would like to support the Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration by
providing sponsor support under the following category:
$50,000 Presenting Title Sponsor
$25,000 Platinum Sponsor
$10,000 Gold Sponsor
$5,000 Silver Sponsor
$2,500 Bronze Sponsor
$15,000 CdM Centennial Gala Event Sponsor
$15,000 Big Corona Beach Party Event Sponsor
$15,000 Big Corona Beach Family Expo Event Sponsor
PAYMENT INFORMATION
❑ Check enclosed
For the amount of
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Corporate sponsorship payment
must be received by June 1st 2004
A portion of your Sponsorship
Donation may be Tax Deductible.
Please fax this form to 949.675.0505 or mail to:
The CdM Centennial Foundation
2647 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
Please contact 949.675.0501 for additional information.
Thank You For Your Participation!
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