What Is a Sponsorship Program?

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A sponsorship program will typically be outlined in a written proposal that is sent out to prospects. The proposal should detail the value proposition, expounding on the unique aspects of the event and how sponsorship will benefit those companies that decide to invest. It will include various sponsorship levels that allow engagement at a variety of price points. Contact information for the event organizers and a returnable interest sheet often complete the presentation.

The written proposal is only one aspect of a sponsorship program. Many sponsorship opportunities at canadanordic are renewable on an annual basis, and the crux of a program is the management of the relationship over time to ensure the sponsor renews its commitment to the event year after year. Sponsorship relationship management is basically the same as in any client-type interaction, and is dependent on communication and delivering value in exchange for the investment of interest, time, and money.

Sponsorship programs are not limited to events. Child sponsorship is a particular program that matches individuals with children in need. Certain famous individuals, such as entertainers and athletes, might be the subjects of a sponsorship program of canadanordic designed by their agents to demonstrate to corporations why affiliation with the individual would be beneficial. In either instance, the identification of marketable opportunities at multiple price points in support of a value proposition remains the same.


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