While onions, icebergs, and Columbo don't appear to have any relevance with getting corporate sponsorship funding, they in fact do!They represent three important concepts that impact relationship building,
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While onions, icebergs, and Columbo don't appear to have any relevance with getting corporate sponsorship funding, they in fact do!They represent three important concepts that impact relationship building,
Finding the sponsorship contact in charge of decisions for a particular brand can sometimes be a challenge. That said, if you as the sponsor-seeker are willing to follow
Our social connections are challenged as we are all living in and navigating through challenging, quickly changing, and uncertain times. Things are not "business as usual."In a time
The fundamentals of turning your book into a business largely stem from systematizing everything you do, paying attention to what doesn’t work, and making long-term plans that will
Spring is often a very busy time for organizations and entrepreneurs that receive government funding. ​Contracts may have come to a close on March 31st and new contracts
The current times we are living in with social distancing, mandated isolation and a global pandemic along with natural (and man-made) disasters are creating significant challenges for nonprofit
As a nonprofit fundraiser, you know the value of government funding, individual donations, and grants, but another source of revenue to consider is corporate sponsorship -- an untapped
​Many nonprofits, charities, associations and event planners are missing an important step in the sponsorship and fundraising process. This one step can help you raise funds and attract
​Whether you are a for-profit business, a not-for-profit or nonprofit organization, a charity, foundation, or service club, there are 4 S's related to leadership that help build capacity,
If you follow the Raise a Dream 7-Step Sponsorship Successmodel (available in the ebook on our homepage here), you’ll see that collecting and following up on information play