Illustrative mini-audit

EMSCon 2027 sponsorship readiness review

A public-package example showing how SponsorProof turns sponsor benefits into clear owners, deadlines and evidence requirements.

Four readiness considerations

01

Confirm timing for every pre-event placement

Turn broad visibility benefits into dated tasks, especially where multiple posts, emails or web placements are included.

02

Assign a named owner to each channel

Separate sponsor management, marketing, programme and event-production responsibilities so handoffs are explicit.

03

Define acceptable proof before delivery

Agree whether each item needs a live link, screenshot, photograph, allocation list or approved performance export.

04

Prepare the post-event evidence request early

Specify which attendance, engagement or session figures can be shared, who approves them and when they will be available.

Sample sponsor tracker

Selected illustrative obligations

BenefitSuggested ownerStatusAcceptable proof
Website sponsor recognitionMarketing leadConfirm timingLive URL + page capture
Pre-event social recognitionSocial leadPlan postsPost links + screenshots
Speaking opportunityProgramme lead!Approval neededAgenda + speaker approval
On-site brand visibilityEvent leadShot listDated event photographs
Delegate access or passesRegistration leadAllocateApproved allocation list
Post-event recapSponsor leadDefine inputsVerified metrics + evidence index

What this creates

A clear path from promise to proof.

The actual pilot applies this structure to one sponsor’s approved benefits, adds event-specific owners and deadlines, identifies missing evidence and produces a sponsor-facing report draft.

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