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Best practices in securing sponsors

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April
21
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6:00 PM 2015
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THE STUDIOS . I2I EVENTS GROUP, 2 Kingdom St, London W2 6BD, UK
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Agenda

6:00 - Networking and drinks

6:45 - Panel discussion and Q&A; with experts: 

  • How to structure and write a sponsorhip proposal 
  • How to find potential sponsors
  • How to pitch
  • How to secure long-term sponsors
  • ...
  • Add your questions for the panel on the "Join the conversation" below

 

Panelists confirmed:

   James Le Masurier, Head of Strategic Partnerships, i2i Events Group

   Peter Poehle, CEO & Co-Founder, Sponsor My Event

   Barney Stinton, Sponsorship Director, UBM Live

 

8:00 - Networking and drinks

 

How to get to the venue

i2i Events Group at The Studio, 2 Kingdom Street, London, W2 6JG

Are you interested in sponsoring this event? Contact us on events@pickevent.com

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Speakers

James Le Masurier

Head of Strategic Partnerships
i2i Events Group
Peter Pöhle

SponsorMyEvent.com
Co-founder and CEO
Barney Stinton

Sponsorship Director
UBM Live

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Peter Poehle
I'm the CEO & co-founder of SponsorMyEvent, the marketplace that matches organisers and sponsors. We have launched our platform a bit more than a year ago to solve the everlasting problem how sponsors and organisers can connect in the most efficient way possible.
Throughout the months I saw so many requests for sponsorships that were poorly written, presented in a less than perfect way and sometimes simply funny to read.
In the meanwhile I spend some time writing blog posts to help organisers to tuning their proposals (blog.sponsormyevent.com). A short e-book that will serve as a handbook for organisers will be published very soon as well.

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