Redesign prototype — not the live site. All 54 pages · Audit & rationale

Services

Strategic Sponsorship ConsultingSponsorship Strategy SessionsSponsorship Systems DesignDownturn ConsultingIn-house Sponsorship TrainingGroup Sponsorship TrainingPartner TrainingKeynote SpeakingAdvanced Leverage & Measurement WorkshopSponsorship CoachingExpert WitnessFirepower for AgenciesWho I work with

Online Training

Overview & comparisonFor rightsholders: Getting to “Yes”For sponsors: Corporate Sponsorship MasterclassReviews

Resources

Article BankBest-of collectionsWhite papers & templatesBooksVideo tutorialsThe newsletterBlog feed & RSSRecommended resourcesFind a sponsorship brokerReprints & permissions

About

About KimClientsTestimonials & reviewsIn the mediaMedia kitContact
Start a conversation

Stay in touch

Get the newsletter

Periodic, not weekly. New articles and resources, invitations to the quarterly live ask-me-anything sessions, previews of exclusive content, and the occasional announcement when there’s something worth announcing.

What you get

Four things, and nothing else

  • The periodic newsletter — a rundown of new articles, white papers, and tools
  • Invitations to quarterly, live ask-me-anything sessions with me
  • Access to previews and exclusive content
  • Occasional announcements, when there’s something you’d actually want to know about
Please be accurate about your category of business. Resources and offers are tailored by category, so getting it right is how you get the useful version rather than the generic one.
Double opt-in. You’ll get an email asking you to confirm before you’re added to the list. It usually arrives quickly — check your spam folder if it doesn’t.

And to be clear: “Oceania” includes Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. It’s the correct term for the region, but it confuses a few people.

Don’t want email?

Fair enough. You can subscribe to the RSS feed instead, or follow along on social.

Got a question rather than a subscription?

Ask it. Questions from readers are where a decent proportion of the articles come from in the first place.

Got a sponsorship problem?Tell me about it — no pitch deck required. Get in touch