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    <title>Support and Advice: Sponsorship</title>
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    <description>Support and advice from Marketing &amp; Communications Division categorised by Sponsorship</description>
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    <dc:creator>Jessica.Angwin@anu.edu.au</dc:creator>
    <dc:rights>Copyright 2009</dc:rights>
    <dc:date>2009-02-11T23:08:57+10:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Sponsorship management</title>

      
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      <description>{satopic_overview}What is sponsorship?
Sponsorship is a commercial arrangement through which a sponsor provides cash or other consideration (such as in&#45;kind goods or services), in return for a marketing platform to reach a particular target audience. Sponsorship can either be sought by ANU (where&amp;nbsp;the University&amp;nbsp;seeks to gain a sponsor for its event) or it can be taken up by ANU (where the University becomes the sponsor of an external event)
Taking up or seeking sponsorship
The Marketing Office, OVC is responsible for the management, evaluation, approval and delegation&amp;nbsp;of all sponsorships.&amp;nbsp;This centralised process ensures that sponsorships&amp;nbsp;provide&amp;nbsp;tangible and cost effective benefits to ANU or to external sponsors and that all sponsorship activity&amp;nbsp;aligns with&amp;nbsp;the University&#39;s&amp;nbsp;goals and objectives.
Sponsorship guidelines
The sponsorship guidelines are designed to assist in the evaluation of sponsorship proposals. They cover:

Sponsorship benefits
Making the most of sponsorships
Sponsorships which should not be considered
Sponsorship proposals

How can the Marketing Office assist?
MO will provide assistance in evaluating, managing or delegating a sponsorship proposal and also in developing and evaluating a proposal that seeks sponsorship from external organisations. The Office will also provide approval and legal sign&#45;off.
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      <dc:subject>Donations, Endowment and Fundraising, Sponsorship</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2008-08-20T01:41:41+10:00</dc:date>
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      <title>ANU Sponsorship Guidelines</title>

      
      
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      <dc:subject>Advertising, Sponsorship</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2008-08-20T01:39:25+10:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Sponsorship for ANU Public Lectures</title>

      
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      <description>{satopic_overview}Sponsorship Available
MAC has secured sponsorship to assist in the promotion of&amp;nbsp;public lectures and&amp;nbsp;key events.&amp;nbsp;Any event that is sponsored receives the full assistance of MAC, both financial and non&#45;financial.&amp;nbsp;There are two types of sponsored events and lectures:

Toyota&#45;ANU Public Lecture Series: Broad&#45;interest lectures in Canberra. Around 20 per year
Blake Dawson Seminar Series: Targeted lectures on business, government and law issues in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne (4 per year)

Toyota and Blake Dawson reserve the right to approve or decline sponsorship of any public lecture.
Benefits of Sponsorship
Sponsorship will cover promotional costs associated with each lecture including:

Advertising 
Design and printing of flyers and invitations 
Signage 
Photography 
Recording of lecture to be podcast via the ANU webpage 
Postage 

Non&#45;monetary benefits of having your event sponsored include MAC assistance (where required) in:

Project management (before, during and after event) 
Email and web promotions 
Evaluation and feedback 

Criteria for Sponsorship
To be eligible for sponsorship, lectures must meet the following criteria:

Objectives of the lecture must be consistent with the ANU marketing plan 
The lecture must be relevant and interesting to target audience and have a good/prominent presenter 
If media coverage is an objective, the presenter must be willing to speak to media before, during or after the event and provide 24 hour contact details 
Speaker must willingly give signed authorisation for ANU to professionally record public lecture and make available as a podcast and or vodcast via the ANU webpage. The speaker must fill in&amp;nbsp;either the ANU Licence and Audio Release Form (audio only)&amp;nbsp;or the ANU Licence Audio and Visual Release Form (audio and visual). 
A minimum of three weeks notice is required to arrange promotion and publicity for all public lectures 
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      <dc:subject>Public Lectures, Sponsorship</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2008-08-12T04:44:32+10:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Sponsorship</title>

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      <dc:subject>Sponsorship</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2008-07-30T03:10:10+10:00</dc:date>
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