Corporate Partners

Current Partners

A listing of current FORE corporate partners

AHIMA/FORE Corporate Partner Opportunities

A full listing of the many ways that your company may choose to support the profession and advance the practice of HIM

AHIMA Convention Sponsor Opportunities

Sponsoring an educational or social event at the convention is a great way to increase your visibility with HIM professionals, assoicate your name with highly valued resources, and help advance the practice of HIM.  Please see the link above to AHIMA/FORE Corporate Partner Opportunities for a brochure including convention options.

Corporate Affiliate

Becoming a Corporate Affiliate is the entry level for participation in FORE and AHIMA.

Named Funds

Named Funds, including named scholarships, are a great way to support the growth of the industry. Corporate partners have the opportunity to sponsor a program or scholarship in their organization’s name

Not-So-Silent Auction

This annual convention event raises more than $36,000 for the FORE Scholarship program and is an opportunity to support the industry in a fun and memorable way

Print Web Communications

Sponsorship details for print and online communications, including the weekly e-newsletter Ealert, the monthly e-newsletter Resources, and the monthly print newsletter Advantage.

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