2024 IOA Partnership Opportunities
IOA offers a wide range of annual and conference-specific partnership opportunities ranging from scholarship support to exclusive sponsorships. By partnering with IOA your organization can expand your brand and gain access to ombuds of varying experience levels including aspiring ombuds who are just entering their career to experienced ombuds and key decision-makers.
Partnership opportunities range in price and scope, allowing you to choose the level of support that works best for you. If you have any questions contact the IOA office via email at [email protected] or give us a call at +1 (206) 209-5275.
Who Is IOA? What Is an Ombuds?
The International Ombuds Association (IOA) sets the standard for excellence in practice and demonstrates the effectiveness of the organizational ombuds role to organizational leaders, policymakers, related professions and associations, and the public. We have more than 1,000 members who work in or with corporations, universities, nonprofit organizations, government entities, and non-governmental organizations.
Organizational Ombuds are designated neutrals appointed or employed by an organization. They facilitate the informal resolution of concerns of employees, managers, students, and, sometimes, external clients of the organization, and bring systemic concerns to the attention of the organization for resolution.
IOA is a tax-exempt organization under IRS Section 501(c)6.
Why Partner with IOA?
Supporting IOA gives you the chance to show your support for the global ombuds community. Gain direct access and raise your visibility with our network of more than 7,000 ombuds professionals. Choose from our annual supporter packages, scholarship supporter opportunities, or our conference supporter opportunities.
Help IOA in our mission to advance the profession of organizational ombuds and ensure that practitioners can work to the highest professional standards. Your financial contribution will directly impact IOA members and supporters and help them assist individuals and groups in navigating today’s complex social and work environments and resolving conflict.
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