NLGA Partners Program

Open to corporations, nonprofits, unions, associations, and thought-leading entities, the NLGA Partners Program offers a unique platform to participate in dialogue on state and territorial policy through in-person convenings, strategic input, and collaborative opportunities.

NLGA Partners Program Benefits

NLGA Partners Program – $15,000 annually

  • One complimentary registration to the NLGA Spring Business Meeting
  • Two complimentary registrations to the NLGA Annual Meeting
  • One complimentary registration to the NLGA Winter Meeting
  • Access to advance registered attendees lists one week prior to all NLGA meetings
  • Participation in the policy development process through consensus resolutions submissions and suggested speakers for presentations and panels
  • Opportunity to submit policy resources for State Strategies Perspectives emails, sent to all NLGA Members and their staff
  • Opportunities to attend virtual training, professional development, and policy sessions as scheduled by NLGA
  • Included in distribution of monthly e-newsletter highlighting work of NLGA Members, Partners, and other news
  • Recognition year-round as a sustaining NLGA Partner on the NLGA website, meeting signage and agenda books
 
Any request and application to become a sponsor, advertiser, or partner is subject to approval of the NLGA membership. Acceptance of a Partner, sponsor, or advertisement does not constitute an endorsement by NLGA. Neither Partners nor sponsors are eligible to vote in NLGA. NLGA maintains a limited number of Partners in the Partners Program at any
one time. Partners Program benefits are subject to change. 

Click here to view Partners Program benefits, as of January 2026.

2025-2026 NLGA PARTNERS PROGRAM LEADERSHIP: 

  • Chair: John Clark, ACT
  • Chair Elect: Pete Bryant, Steller
  • First Vice Chair: Emily Riner, Western Governors University 
For more information on the NLGA Partners Program and other opportunities with NLGA, contact Kellie Rittershausen at (859) 283-1400 or kritters@nlga.us.  

"NLGA brings together the seconds-in-command of the states and territories, several of whom have a role in tackling tough healthcare issues. Our relationship with NLGA has made it easier to develop and strengthen advocates in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease across the country.” – Jennifer Rosen, Alzheimer’s Association