Why sponsor ODA.
Who’s in the room
250 to 300 people: Albanian American founders, owners, executives and professionals, and the investors who work with them.
Networking
A full day of sessions, breakouts, lunch and a reception, with time set aside for introductions.
Brand visibility
Your company’s name at the venue, in the printed program and on this site.
Business showcase
A table where your team can show what you make and meet the people who might buy it.
Back a program
Support a part of the day you care about, such as ODA Talks, the breakouts, ODA 100 or the Think Tank.
Back a nonprofit
ODA is run by the National Albanian Registry, a 501(c)(3). Any surplus goes back into the registry’s work.
Packages.
Pay online by card or bank transfer (ACH), or ask for an invoice. Payment goes to the National Albanian Registry, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Business Supporter
$500
- Your logo on oda.network and on the recognition screen at the event
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
Nonprofit Organization
$800
- An exhibitor table
- One ticket
- Your name on oda.network
For nonprofit organizations.
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
Business Showcase
$1,200
- An exhibitor table
- One ticket
- A listing in the business showcase
- Your name on oda.network
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
Industry Breakout Sponsor
$2,500
- Your name on one industry session
- An exhibitor table
- Two tickets
- Your name on oda.network
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
ODA Talks Sponsor
$3,500
- Your brand on the ODA Talks program
- An exhibitor table
- Three tickets
- Thanks from the main stage
- Your name on oda.network
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
ODA 100 Sponsor
$3,500
- Your brand on the ODA 100 program
- An exhibitor table
- Three tickets
- Thanks from the main stage
- Your name on oda.network
Sponsoring ODA 100 gives no say in who is selected.
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Presenting Sponsor
$5,000
- Your brand as the lead sponsor of the event
- A premium exhibitor table
- Four tickets
- Thanks at the opening
- Your name on oda.network
One Presenting Sponsor.
Taken. You can still ask for an invoice and we’ll tell you what’s open.
A sponsorship pays for the benefits listed. It is not a donation, and the registry doesn’t send a donation receipt for it.
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Who comes, and the day.
Albanian American founders, business owners and professionals, and the American companies and investors who want to work with them.
Saturday, June 5, 2027, at Dream Live at American Dream in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
One full day for 250 to 300 people, in the New York area.
- ODA Talks
- Industry breakouts
- Real estate and construction
- Capital
- ODA 100
- ODA Think Tank
- Business showcase
- Welcome reception
ODA 100.
ODA 100 is a proposed grant program for founders with a new idea or an early-stage business. As proposed, applications would be free and reviewed by an independent panel, and five finalists would pitch live at ODA.
It would be a grant, not an investment, so no equity is taken. Supporting it would not give anyone a say in who is selected. The program, its rules and the size of the award are pending approval by the National Albanian Registry board and legal review.
What happens next.
How we’ll know it worked
By what comes out of the day: clients won, partners found, people hired and ideas funded. Sponsors hear what came of it.
Still being decided
Speakers and the full program. We’ll post each one here as the board confirms it.
After you sign up
The registry contacts every sponsor about tables, tickets and the logo files we need.
About ODA.
ODA brings together Albanian Americans, men and women of every generation and industry, with the American companies and investors who want to work with them.
The name comes from the oda, the guest room of an Albanian house, where people could speak freely among those they trusted. When teaching in Albanian was forbidden, it happened there in secret. For most of its history it was a room for men only. ODA is open to everyone.
In 1892 Kolë Kristofori, remembered as the first Albanian to settle in America for good, arrived in Boston with seventeen young men from his village near Korça. Many Albanian American families have a story like it.
Opportunity
Clients, partners, jobs and deals with people you might never have met otherwise.
Direction
Straight answers from people who have built companies, raised money and run teams.
Advancement
A community that grows here and works more closely with Albania and Kosova.
Sources: Tirana Times; Oral History Kosovo, “Oda”; Wikipedia, “Oda (Albania)”.
Interested in sponsoring?
Pick a package and pay online, or ask for an invoice.