RBPC 2020
A membership to the Rice Alliance secures your ability to have access to exciting new businesses and technologies. This is an opportunity to show your support to our community of entrepreneurs and network with investors, entrepreneurs, business leaders and leading researchers.
We have shifted to virtual events per Rice University’s coronavirus policies, and updated our membership dues to reflect those changes. It’s important to us that you get full access to our events once we return to a “new normal." Memberships this year will run July 1, 2020 through December 31, 2021, giving you an additional six months of membership at no charge. We're also excited to recognize the 20th anniversary of Rice Alliance in 2020—and the extension of our membership will allow us to celebrate together a little while longer.
We're grateful for your membership over the years, and want to make your connection to us more seamless and valuable. To that end, we have transition our membership management to Rice University's streamlined system. We appreciate your patience over the past few months as we transitioned to our new system
About Rice Alliance Membership
An Individual Membership* to the Rice Alliance costs $150. This is ideal for an individual who would like to attend more than one of our events.
A Corporate Membership* will range from $300 - $500 depending on the number of employees in your company. This membership is ideal for companies who would like to send multiple employees to our various forums and events. The level you choose will depend on the number of employees in your organization.
CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
| Corporate Level | # of Employees | Annual Dues |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 to 30 | $300 |
| 2 | 31 and up | $500 |
Benefits of a Rice Alliance Membership: Membership more than pays for itself. Members receive free or discounted admission to the following events (Forum admission is usually $175 to $225):
For more information, please contact us at (713) 348-3443 or alliance@rice.edu.
*Cost for 2020/2021 memberships have been reduced to account for the changing nature of virtual events.
