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Max Points: 100
Details: Sponsors are critical to the success of most sports events because they are one of the major means used for generating revenue, both monetary and through “in kind� donations. The ability to obtain sponsors is a critical skill, and the ability to effectively pitch your event or organization to potential sponsors will help to ensure your success in the sports management industry. As you plan your event, obtaining sponsors can help you gain necessary resources, both monetary and goods in kind. For this assignment, you will create a sponsorship deck that you can use to pitch your event to potential event sponsors. The presentation should be completed as a Power Point presentation of 8-12 slides, so it can be easily shared with potential sponsors. The presentation should include the following information. For each slide, be sure to include relevant talking points in the notes section of the slide.
1. Event Title and Tagline and related logo/graphic. 2. Event Overview: provides specific event information and introduces the event organizer and the organization benefitting from the event.
3. Event date, time, and location and related graphic. 4. Information related to cause or organization that will benefit from your event. 5. Event differentiator: explain what makes your event a unique opportunity for the potential sponsor to engage with the community and benefactor. Include information about the event target market to establish how sponsorship can connect the company to potential customers. 6. Sponsorship Opportunities: include the benefits that the event can provide to the sponsor along with what you are seeking from the sponsor as part of the partnership. Discuss varying types and levels of sponsorship available and the benefits sponsors will receive for participating at specific sponsorship levels. 7. Branding Specifics: include details about how the sponsor will be recognized through event signage, promotional materials, and during the event. 8. Call to action: tell the potential sponsor how to become involved with your event and offer them a specific option for collaborating with you. Provide contact information for the event organizer. APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected. Refer to the resource, “Creating Effective PowerPoint Presentations,� located in the Student Success Center, for additional guidance on completing this assignment in the appropriate style. This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. You are not required to submit this assignment to Turnitin. Submit your final sponsorship deck to your instructor by the end of Topic 4. Sponsorship Deck 1
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Unsatisfactory 0.00%
Less than Satisfactory 65.00%
Satisfactory 75.00%
Good 85.00%
Excellent 100.00%
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colors enhance the readability of the rule is not followed. text. The 6 x 6 rule readability of the text. The text is extremely is followed on all Provides some difficult to read with slides. Provides graphics; most promote long blocks of text, graphics that different fonts, dark or understanding while others more efficient small point size for promote more busy background, are somewhat superficially understanding while fonts, and efficient overuse of bold, or attractive and entertaining one or two are inappropriate understanding; lack of appropriate but not necessarily relevant somewhat superficially contrasting colors. avoids the use of indentations of text. or instructive. attractive and Poor use of headings, graphics that are entertaining but not subheadings, superficially necessarily relevant or indentations, or bold attractive and instructive. formatting is evident. entertaining but not necessarily relevant or instructive. Inappropriate word The writer uses a 10.0 %Languagechoice and lack of Some distracting The writer is clearly variety of sentence Use and variety in language inconsistencies in aware of audience, constructions, Audience use are evident. Writer language choice uses a variety of figures of speech, Awareness appears to be (register) and/or word Language is appropriate to appropriate vocabulary and word choice in (includes unaware of audience. choice are present. the targeted audience for the for the targeted distinctive and sentence Use of ?primer prose? The writer exhibits most part. audience, and uses creative ways that construction, indicates writer either some lack of control figures of speech to are appropriate to word choice, does not apply figures in using figures of communicate clearly. purpose, discipline, etc.) of speech or uses speech appropriately. and scope. them inappropriately. Frequent and Slide errors are 10.0 repetitive mechanical Slides are largely free pervasive enough that Some mechanical errors or %Mechanics of errors distract the of mechanical errors, they impede typos are present, but are Writing reader. although a few may be Writer is clearly in communication of not overly distracting to the (includes Inconsistencies in present. The writer control of standard, meaning. reader. Correct and varied spelling, language choice uses a variety of written academic Inappropriate word sentence structure and punctuation, (register) and/or word effective sentences English. choice and/or audience-appropriate grammar, choice are present. structures and figures sentence construction language are employed. language use) Sentence structure is of speech. are used. correct but not varied. 100 %Total Weightage
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