SENIA Cambodia 2025 · Sponsor impact

Belonging
and beyond.

Three days of practical learning, conversation, and connection in Phnom Penh brought an international community together — and created meaningful opportunities for sponsors to participate.

March 7–9, 2025Phnom Penh, CambodiaInternational School of Phnom Penh

Impact at a glance

A community
in motion.

432

registrations

43+

countries and territories

11,905

in-app agenda views

544,409

combined sponsor impressions

Also represented: 175+ schools and organizations, 117 speakers, 87 workshop presentations, 370 check-in records, 419 event-app downloads, 6,192 attendee-profile views, 1,070 community-board messages, and 116 business cards exchanged. These figures measure distinct kinds of activity and are not equivalent measures.

Global reach · Shared learning

A regional gathering
with global reach.

Cambodia 2025 welcomed participants connected to schools and organizations across Asia-Pacific, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas.

Angeline Aow presenting at SENIA Cambodia 2025

Opening keynote

Limitless Belonging

Angeline Aow explored possibility, connection, and moving beyond barriers within school communities.

Sam Drazin presenting at SENIA Cambodia 2025

Keynote

Belonging in action

A keynote continuing the conference’s focus on inclusive communities and meaningful participation.

Educators participating in a SENIA Cambodia 2025 learning experience

Pre-conference

Five full-day learning experiences

Practical, educator-centered learning across inclusion, leadership, technology, classroom practice, and change.

Planning · Participation · Connection

Beyond the
workshop rooms.

Participants actively planned, navigated, and extended their conference experience through the event platform and in-person moments across the gathering.

11,905

agenda views

411

personal agendas · 95% setup rate

1,672

private one-to-one messages

6,192

attendee-profile views

Also recorded: 1,070 community-board messages across 140 topics, 116 business cards exchanged, 221 recommended connections, and 100 attendees identifying networking interests. Platform figures reflect activity across all participants, not sponsor-specific interactions.

Sponsor impact

Visibility that
invites connection.

Sponsorship was woven through both the digital platform and the in-person experience — offering ways to be discovered, share resources, meet educators, and begin useful conversations.

544,409

combined sponsor impressions

4

sponsor profiles represented

204

sponsor-profile visits

4

company videos shared

01

Establish an in-person presence

Host an exhibitor booth or display area, demonstrate tools and resources, and meet participants during breaks, lunches, and the Happy Hour and Fair.

02

Build a digital sponsor profile

Share a logo, description, website and social links, representative profiles, and a company video inside the conference platform.

03

Collect leads through direct interaction

Where enabled, scan attendee QR codes, exchange digital business cards, record notes, and export directly collected leads.

Sponsor impressions ranged from 55,874 to 65,691 per profile. Visibility figures are not a measure of leads, sales, or partnerships.

Future partnership

Build on proven
in-person engagement.

SENIA sponsorship connects organizations with an international community committed to advancing inclusive education — through in-person experiences, virtual events, newsletters, social media, direct engagement, and year-round Toolkit visibility.

View current sponsorship opportunities

2026–2027 tiers: Platinum $12,500 · Gold $7,500 · Silver $5,000 · Bronze $2,500 · Supporting Member $1,000, plus applicable booth and ticket costs.

Methodology note
Event figures are based on SENIA registration records, attendee analytics, the official conference agenda, and Whova engagement, networking, and sponsor reports. Registration, check-in, agenda, messaging, profile-view, business-card, and sponsor-impression figures represent different types of activity and should not be interpreted as equivalent measures. Country and regional figures are based on attendee records with sufficient location or institutional information.