It’s been nearly two decades, and almost a million downloads, since I first wrote “Last Generation Sponsorship”. I’ve done minor updates and tweaks, over the years, but never a full overhaul… until now. Let me introduce you to “Last Generation Sponsorship Redux”.
The basic framework of sponsorship has remained the same, and the “last generation” is still the last, but how sponsorship looks and operates has changed. This redux addresses the best practice sponsorship framework in today’s terms – with fragmented media, technology changing at a blistering pace, and a pandemic altering the fan experience in ways that will have long-term implications for sponsorship.
“Last Generation Sponsorship Redux” is written for both sponsors and rightsholders. It’s a great option for getting your whole team up to speed on the framework of best practice sponsorship. It’s also a valuable tool to share up the chain to senior executives, and out to regional management, shifting your whole organisational approach to sponsorship.
Click to download a copy of “Last Generation Sponsorship Redux“.
If you want to dig deeper into the biggest, and most important, trends in sponsorship, you may also want to download and read “Disruptive Sponsorship“.
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If you need additional assistance with your sponsorship portfolio, I offer sponsorship consulting and strategy sessions, sponsorship training, and sponsorship coaching. I also offer a comprehensive Sponsorship Systems Design service for large, diverse, and decentralised organisations.
I’ve also got self-paced, online sponsorship training courses, covering the whole sponsorship process, with lots of inclusions. Interested? Check out the Corporate Sponsorship Masterclass for sponsors and Getting to “Yes” for rightsholders.
Please feel free to drop me a line to discuss.
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