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.