How to Secure Sponsors for Events?
Become Sponsor Ready™ and Start Funding Your Event Through Sponsorships.
Become Sponsor Ready™ and Start Funding Your Event Through Sponsorships.
Roberta Vigilance’s mission is to prepare event planners and other professionals to present the events they are passionate about as sponsorship opportunities so they can secure the right sponsors and establish win-win sponsorship partnerships.
We activate our mission through Sponsor Ready™ - a preparation process that helps you get funding for your event through understanding sponsorship, communicating the value of your opportunity, and confidently selling that value to sponsors.

Learn the fundamentals of securing sponsors for your event, organization, or mission. Group training.

Review and write sponsorship proposals that clearly communicate your value before approaching sponsors.

Receive personalized advice based on your goals and challenges to gain clarity on your approach and next steps.
Sayaka Ganz, Sculptor
Andrew F., Financial Consultant
Tricia Small, Online Traffic Specialist
Alison Harmon, Owner and Coach

Companies do not become sponsors simply because an event needs money. They become sponsors when the partnership can help them connect with the right audience and achieve a clear goal.
You are not asking for a handout. You are presenting a valuable business opportunity.
A win-win sponsorship partnership provides your event, organization, or mission with support while giving the sponsor clear and useful benefits.
Both sides should understand what they will receive, what they will provide, and what success will look like.

Roberta Vigilance
Misconceptions about sponsorship cause many event organizers to become confused, avoid approaching sponsors, or leave money on the table. You do not have to give away your event to gain a sponsor. You need to understand what you offer, what the sponsor needs, and how both sides can win. Sponsorship remains a marketing strategy used by major corporations to connect with the people they want to reach. Event creators and organizations can create that connection without giving away ownership of their events.