For as far back as I can remember, I’ve always been fascinated by the commemorative value, impact, and lifetime memories created through sports.I remember attending my first Oakland A’s baseball game with my dad toward the late 1980s. As we walked into the Oakland Coliseum we were handed a brand new, green three-ring binder, with an Oakland A’s logo printed on the front which I later used to organize my baseball cards.It didn’t make much sense back then but I remember the inside of the binder had an imprinted PG&E logo. As a sponsor of that game, PG&E did their job in creating a lasting and memorable impression through that piece of memorabilia.Since I began working with a start-up company in 2002 and put them on the map as an industry leader in the professional and college sports markets, I collected success stories of what worked in sports sponsorships much like the way I collected baseball cards.Eventually, I began working with brands who partnered with sports teams and events such as the Super Bowl, Daytona 500, NCAA Tournament, Coca-Cola, Miller Lite and a number of college bowl games, to name a few. With my own non-profit, I leveraged that experience to create Sponsorships That Win with several businesses in Northern Nevada.If you’re a business seeking ways to stand out in a crowded market place or a non-profit seeking to fund critical initiatives, find the answers to these five questions…• ESTABLISH YOUR VALUE PROPOSITION - What do you have to offer that would be of value to a potential partner? What data do you have to back it up?• RALLY YOUR TRIBE - Who do you know? More importantly, who does your board know?• CREATE ALIGNMENT - Why would someone want to support your event, charity, or initiative? • PLAY THE LONG GAME - Who are the right partners that will help bring your business to the next level?• DEVELOP RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE MEDIA - Who do you know that can help get the word out about your event?When you and your team have answered those questions to the best of your ability, identify the gaps and seek introductions to people who have the resources to fill those needs.Take a deeper dive with Danny into creating Sponsorships That Win at the NCET Biz Talk on Feb. 19.NCET produces education and networking events to help people explore business and technology.Diagnosed with brain cancer upon college graduation, Danny Heinsohn overcame numerous setbacks to become a high-performance sales professional, founder, team leader, Ironman Triathlete, coach, award-winning philanthropist, author, and keynote speaker. Learn how you can get involved with Danny’s foundation at myhometownheroes.org.

Eventually, I began working with brands who partnered with sports teams and events such as the Super Bowl, Daytona 500, NCAA Tournament, Coca-Cola, Miller Lite and a number of college bowl games, to name a few.• CREATE ALIGNMENT – Why would someone want to support your event, charity, or initiative?Eventually, I began working with brands […]

Eventually, I began working with brands who partnered with sports teams and events such as the Super Bowl, Daytona 500, NCAA Tournament, Coca-Cola, Miller Lite and a number of college bowl games, to name a few.• CREATE ALIGNMENT – Why would someone want to support your event, charity, or initiative?Eventually, I began working with brands who partnered with sports teams and events such as the Super Bowl, Daytona 500, NCAA Tournament, Coca-Cola, Miller Lite and a number of college bowl games, to name a few.• PLAY THE LONG GAME – Who are the right partners that will help bring your business to the next level?NCET produces education and networking events to help people explore business and technology.

• RALLY YOUR TRIBE – Who do you know? More importantly, who does your board know?If you’re a business seeking ways to stand out in a crowded market place or a non-profit seeking to fund critical initiatives, find the answers to these five questions…• RALLY YOUR TRIBE – Who do you know? More importantly, who does your board know?Since I began working with a start-up company in 2002 and put them on the map as an industry leader in the professional and college sports markets, I collected success stories of what worked in sports sponsorships much like the way I collected baseball cards.Diagnosed with brain cancer upon college graduation, Danny Heinsohn overcame numerous setbacks to become a high-performance sales professional, founder, team leader, Ironman Triathlete, coach, award-winning philanthropist, author, and keynote speaker. Learn how you can get involved with Danny’s foundation at myhometownheroes.org.Diagnosed with brain cancer upon college graduation, Danny Heinsohn overcame numerous setbacks to become a high-performance sales professional, founder, team leader, Ironman Triathlete, coach, award-winning philanthropist, author, and keynote speaker. Learn how you can get involved with Danny’s foundation at myhometownheroes.org.

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