Align your brand with strengthening landscape architecture licensure

Become a CLARB Supporting Partner

The CLARB Supporting Partners program offers engagement opportunities and exclusive access to CLARB Members and Council Record Holders; communications and insights to help you understand how to better serve practitioners; year-round visibility and brand awareness; and special opportunities aligned with the CLARB Annual Meeting.

Affiliation with CLARB will drive awareness, attract new clients and employees, and enhance your business relationships with current customers. As a CLARB Supporting Partner, you will increase your visibility, reinforce your brand and solidify your company as a legitimate resource for industry solutions. We understand that your organization’s objectives are unique, and we are happy to customize a package to help you work towards those goals.

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Benefits

January 1 - December 31, 2024

All Supporting Partners receive a diverse range of year-round benefits and recognition, including:

Annual fees

Supporting Partnership terms are 12 months and expire December 31 of each year, with first year fees pro-rated based on the month joined. Supporting Partners can expect an annual fee increase of approximately 5%.

$4,500

January 1 – December 31, 2024 (Partner fees waived for select 2024 Annual Meeting sponsorships)

$4,725

January 1 – December 31, 2025

$5,000

January 1 – December 31, 2026

Audience

CLARB sponsors and Supporting Partners may engage with four primary audience groups:

“Members” (about 500 individuals)

The state and provincial licensing boards across the U.S. and Canada
CLARB engages with them virtually throughout the year (webinars, emails) and in person each fall at our Annual Meeting (about 125 attendees)
“Member Board Executives” (56 individuals) are the decision-makers who work at the licensing boards

“Customers” (about 6,500 individuals)

Future or currently practicing landscape architects
“Council Record Holders” take the L.A.R.E. and CLARB maintains their professional record
CLARB engages with this group frequently (enewsletter, email, website, social media, virtual events)

“Volunteers” (about 75 individuals)

Board of Directors, Leadership Advisory Council (LAC), Member Board Executives Committee, Exam Committee, ad-hoc workgroups
Primarily practicing landscape architects or Members

"Nonprofit Partners" (about 30 individuals)

National and international landscape architecture organization leadership
- ASLA (The American Society of Landscape Architects)
- BlackLAN (Black Landscape Architects Network)
- CELA (The Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture)
- CSLA (The Canadian Society of Landscape Architects)
- IFLA (International Federation of Landscape Architects)
- LAAB (Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board)
- LAF (Landscape Architecture Foundation)
- NAMLA (The National Association of Minority Landscape Architects)
National regulatory association leadership
- ARPL (The Alliance for Responsible Professional Licensing)
- CESSE (The Council of Engineering and Scientific Society Executives)
- CIDQ (The Council for Interior Design Qualification)
- FARB (The Federation of Associations of Regulatory Boards)
- NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards)
- NCEES (National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying)

Terms and conditions

CLARB reserves the right to determine the eligibility of any Supporting Partner and further reserves the right to reject any application for any reason.
Submission of the application to become a Supporting Partner and payment of the annual fees constitute agreement to these terms and conditions. Fees are nonrefundable.
Payment of fees must be received within 30 days of receipt of a completed application.
Fees and benefits are subject to change without notice.
All benefits are valid only during the annual term. Activation of some benefits may require action by the Supporting Partner prior to a publicized deadline.
The Supporting Partner must designate the individual(s) to receive complimentary subscriptions to CLARB emails. The subscriptions must be assigned to employee(s) of the Supporting Partner.
Content for CLARB’s e-newsletter is solicited from Supporting Partners to highlight their successful client case studies, new initiatives, white papers and unique research that may be of interest to current and future landscape architects. Submission must meet CLARB guidelines and is subject to CLARB review and approval.

Align your brand with strengthening landscape architecture licensure

Benefits

Engagement and access

Communications and insight

Visibility and brand awareness

CLARB Annual Meeting

Annual fees

Audience

Terms and conditions

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