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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

• FULL REGISTRATION
• Early Bird by 31 December 2009: ($50 Savings) Associates $600 Non-associates $700
• Regular after 1 January 2010: Associates $650 ($100 Savings) Non-associates $750
• Student : $450 regardless of registration date
• Expat Spouse on Current Assignment: $450 regardless of registration date (Available for 1st time attendees)
• Speakers and Volunteers $350 regardless of registration date

• PARTIAL REGISTRATION
• Pre-conference workshops: $75
• Day rate: $300
• Only Thursday Dinner & dinner activities: $50
• Join as an Associate for only $99 (see description below)

Full 3-day registration includes Thursday dinner, Friday breakfast and lunch, Saturday breakfast and lunch, all presentations, exhibits and breaks.

Group Discounts - Register four (4) or more registrants from the same organization at the same time and receive 10% off the total registration fee. (Applies to Non-Associate Full Registrations only.)

To secure your seat at the 2010 conference, simply email execdirector@figt.org TODAY with your name, email and phone number to get on the conference list. Official registration information to follow shortly.

IMPORTANT CANCELLATION/TRANSFER INFORMATION:

All cancellations are subject to a $100.00 non-refundable administrative fee and must be received in writing. Cancellation before 1 February 2010 will receive full registration less $100 administrative fee. Registration fee is non-refundable if received on or after 1 February 2010 and for no-shows; however all registrations are transferable with a $100 non-refundable administrative fee.

Accommodations are extra.

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Past Sponsors

FIGT gratefully acknowledges the past support of the following sponsors. Their support has been essential to the increasingly influential FIGT conferences. Sponsors represent a great diversity of interests including corporations, publishers, relocation services, international schools, for example.

2009 Sponsors

2009 Gold Sponsors

ACS International Schools
Three schools, one world-class education - ACS International Schools enrolls over 2,500 students aged between 2,5 and 18, from more than 70 countries, at three London-area campuses in England. The schools are non-sectarian and co-educational, with both day and boarding available. Based on international and American research, principles, and educational practices, ACS is committed to maintaining the highest standards of scholarship and citizenship.

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K12
Our mission since the beginning has been to provide any child the curriculum and tools to maximize success in life, regardless of geographic, financial, or demographic circumstance. K12 knows that the combination of rich, engaging content with interesting interactive demonstrations and activities help students absorb and retain information.

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The Awty International School
Within a friendly and nurturing environment, The Awty International School provides a challenging education, leading to either the International Baccalaureate or the French Baccalaureat. Awty also celebrates linguistic, cultural and international diversity.

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2009 Silver Sponsors

BR Anchor Publishing
BR Anchor Publishing has provided domestic and international relocation books for nearly twenty years. Beverly D. Roman, publisher, has written 30 relocation books for all ages and publishes the well-reviewed online newsletter, Relocation Today. Her books for adults, teenagers, preteens and young children are age appropriate, carefully researched and updated with each printing.

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Clements International
Clements International is a leading provider of auto, property, and health insurance for expatriates, and the organizations that support them.

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Full Circle International Relocations, Inc. (an RSS Company)
Full Circle International Relocations, Inc.is a world-wide destination service provider which assures smooth transitions in a global economy by helping your international transferees hit the ground running.

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Harvest Natural Resources, Inc.
is an independent energy company (NYSE: HNR) engaged in the acquisition, development, production and disposition of oil and natural gas properties.

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International Professional Relations, Inc. (IPR) Sponsor of the 2009 Conference Tote Bag
International Professional Relations Inc. is a dynamic consulting firm that provides cross-cultural training and destination services to successful global corporate employees and their families in the U.S., Asia, Europe and Latin America.

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KPMG
KPMG's International Executive Services (IES) practice is dedicated to assisting global companies manage their international assignment programs. Our IES group provides comprehensive compliance, advisory and administration services to support our clients' worldwide businesses and assignees

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Options Resource Careers Sponsor of the 2009 Conference Notebook
Options/Resource Careers provides dual career job search assistance and destination services for transferees worldwide. Cost-effective services are tailored to meet individual needs and are professionally executed by our community-based consultants in 200+ cities throughout 50 countries.

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The Village School
The Village School and Village High School, located in West Houston, has been educating gifted and talented international students for over 40 years.

2009 Bronze Sponsors

Chevron Corporation

Cultural Awareness International

Interchange Institute

PSAV Presentation Services Omni Houston Hotel

School Choice International

2009 Supporting Sponsors

Intercultural Press - A Nicholas Brealey Company

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