SPONSOR NAIMUN

About NAIMUN

The North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN) is the largest high school Model United Nations conference in the Western Hemisphere, drawing more than 3,300 high school delegates and 300 faculty advisors from countries across the globe. Currently in its 62nd year, NAIMUN has established itself as one of the premier conferences on the high school Model UN circuit. The conference boasts notable speakers such as former President Ronald Reagan, high-ranking ambassadors, and even Ban Ki-Moon, the former Secretary-General of the United Nations. This year, NAIMUN LXII will be held at the Washington Hilton from February 13-16, 2025. The conference is presented by the Georgetown International Relations Association, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization run entirely by students of Georgetown University.

Why Sponsor NAIMUN?

NAIMUN seeks corporate, educational, travel, and non-profit partnerships in order to expand the NAIMUNAid financial aid program, which supports dedicated students who would otherwise not have the financial means to attend our conference. Corporate sponsorships are also used to enhance the experience for all participants, by providing supplemental out-of-committee exposure to international relations and the professional world.

NAIMUN’s diverse, highly motivated, and dedicated high school attendees provide sponsors with a unique platform to promote a brand or product. NAIMUN delegates come together from all over the country and around the world, spending an entire weekend together talking not only about international issues, but also about their lives. Where else can a sponsor find such an attentive, captive audience? Some of the many opportunities your company or organization can enjoy at this year’s conference are:

• Access to an audience of approximately 3,300+ high school students, 300+ faculty advisors, and 250+ Georgetown University staffers;

• Repeated name-brand exposure before and during the four-day conference;

• Use of multimedia advertisements, including use of website, mobile application, movie, and paper distributions; and

• A fully flexible sponsorship package catered to your individual needs.

Sponsorship tiers

Who Sponsors NAIMUN?

At its core, NAIMUN is a hub of high-achieving and highly-motivated high schoolers with interest in professional development, social impact, and global issues. This makes NAIMUN a unique opportunity to market towards high schoolers from all 50 US states and 20+ countries.

In years past, NAIMUN sponsors have included organizations like Amnesty International, The Economist, Princeton Review, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, and more.

NAIMUN also works with collegiate institutions such as Yale University, Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley, Tufts University, University of Chicago, American University, Boston University, Northwestern University, Washington University in St. Louis, Smith College, and Barnard College to promote their undergraduate and summer programs. Other friends of NAIMUN include international cultural exchange high school students summer programs, such as Where There Be Dragons.

In recent years, organizations with high school chapters have sponsored NAIMUN to promote their missions, educational goals, and expand their chapters. Our past sponsors include Amnesty International, Junior State of America, Girls Who Start, The Olas Foundation, Junior State of America, and Active Minds.

NAIMUN and Best delegate

Starting at NAIMUN XLIX, BestDelegate.com featured a series of insider articles on the conference, and we are proud to continue this collaboration. NAIMUN LXI once again gave an inside view of the conference with articles and live updates featured on Best Delegate, which we hope to continue at NAIMUN LXII.

Contact

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Director of Business & Advancement, Maggie Yang, at m.yang@modelun.org. We look forward to developing a marketing strategy that best fits the character and values of your organization.