Sponsors, partners and full rooms for your events and communities

No. You start free with 3 qualified sponsors or partners. There is no fixed deadline: it can take a few days or a few weeks, depending on your theme and timing. If I don't deliver, there is no fee. After that, we agree on a model only if it works for you.

Commission is a share of the sponsorships that come from the sponsors I hand over to you, and it is due only once the sponsor has paid you. If a sponsor does not pay, you owe nothing. The rate depends on your tiers and timeline, so it is shared on request.

A qualified sponsor is a company that fits your event theme, audience and one of your sponsorship tiers, with the person who owns the budget (marketing, brand, partnerships or events) named, and interest confirmed in writing, for example by asking for your deck or pricing, or agreeing to a call. It is new to you, not an existing or past sponsor, and its budget and timing suit your event date. A name on a list does not count.

A short sponsor brief: the company and what it does, the decision-maker's name, role and best way to reach them, why they qualify for your event (how they match your theme, audience and a tier you offer), proof of their interest such as their reply or a request for your deck, and the suggested next step. You can see a sample brief on this page.

No. Intro calls, sponsorship terms, contracts, payments and all coordination are directly between you and the sponsor. I find and qualify the sponsor, hand over the brief and step back. I am not a party to your sponsorship agreements.

No. I work as an independent consultant on a non-exclusive basis, and I never offer a competing event the same sponsors during your campaign.

You do. Sponsors, delegates and clients stay yours, and all records live in your CRM or sheets. My research methods and templates stay mine.

Sponsors I hand over are registered with you for an agreed period, usually 12 months. If you sign one of them in that time, including for your next edition, the agreed commission applies. The period and rate are set out in our written agreement.

It depends on your theme and audience. Typical sponsors are AI and software vendors, cybersecurity companies, cloud providers, banks and fintech, telecom operators, consulting firms, universities and IT exporters looking for GCC visibility.

Yes. Messages are written to sound like you, as conversations rather than sales scripts, and nothing is sent without your approval.

Yes. Remote work is the default, and onsite support in Dubai, Riyadh, Doha and other cities is available for lead capture and sponsor follow-up for the results report. Sponsor terms and coordination stay between you and the sponsor.

No. The GCC is my home market, but I find sponsors, delegates and clients in Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, Africa and Latin America too, for events anywhere and for online programmes.

Yes. Online events, webinars and masterclasses use the same playbook: sponsors or partners, sign-up campaigns, reminders and follow-ups.

Yes. An assistant answers from your own event information, such as venue, agenda, tickets and parking, registers delegates and sends reminders. Anything unusual is passed to your team. Building a working assistant is part of a paid engagement.

Yes. Podcast and live show sponsors are found the same way: brands whose customers match your listeners are contacted with your audience data, and once they ask for the media kit, the brief is handed to you to agree season or episode terms.

Yes. Founders and professionals who fit your criteria are invited personally, screened and welcomed on WhatsApp, and partners are found to fund your mentoring, awards or programmes. Membership terms and fees are always yours to set.

Yes. I can share a personal link that shows your event name, the weeks left until your date and what should be happening this week in the sponsor countdown. The form is filled in with your details, so you only add what is missing.

You see the leads or calls first. If it works, we agree on commission only, retainer plus commission, a fractional role or payment per discovery call. If not, you have lost nothing.