Sponsor

Put a woman in the room.

Some of the women who would gain the most from this room can't pay for a seat in it. Sponsors change that, and keep every session generous. Here are the ways to help, from funding a full seat to hosting a single breakfast.

In Kind

Some of the most useful sponsorships aren't checks. If you can give one of these, we'd love to talk:

A room
A private, comfortable space in New Orleans for a session, or for the whole program.
A meal
Breakfast for a Wealth Wednesday, or catering for the launch party or the Summit.
Photography
Warm, real photos of the launch party, a session, or the Summit (with every woman's permission).
Printing and design
Workbooks, name cards, and the small printed things that make a room feel cared for.

How Sponsorship Works Here

Recognition, not access
Sponsors are thanked by name. They don't present to the cohort, sell to it, or receive participants' names or contact information.
We choose the recipients
Pay-It-Forward seats are awarded by application, by Amy and Becky. A recipient's name is shared with her sponsor only if she says yes.
Every sponsor is reviewed
We accept sponsorships that fit the program's purpose and create no conflict of interest for the women in the room or for either host.
Financial services firms are welcome
Banks, advisory firms, insurers, and other financial firms can sponsor like anyone else. They are recognized by firm name only: no product mentions, no presenting, no referrals, and no contact with participants through the program. Each one is cleared through compliance review before it is accepted.
Plain about money
Sponsorships are business sponsorships, not charitable gifts. Ask your own tax professional how to treat yours.
  1. 1

    Get in touch

    Tell us which level interests you, or what you'd like to give in kind.

  2. 2

    Talk it through

    A short conversation with Amy and Becky about fit, timing, and how you'd like to be recognized.

  3. 3

    Confirm

    We send a simple written agreement and an invoice.