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Sponsor Pipeline Planner

Turn a list of businesses into a managed pipeline with owners, next actions and renewal dates.

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Question 1 of 7

Prospect list

Prioritise businesses with a credible audience or community fit and a realistic path to a decision maker.

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Harbour Health — Priya Rao — family health fit BuildRight — Tom Ng — facility and trades fit Local Bank — community manager unknown

Question 2 of 7

Warm intro source

A named warm path is materially stronger than a cold generic inbox.

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Harbour Health: introduced by committee member Ana. BuildRight: parent contact. Local Bank: branch manager meeting required.

Question 3 of 7

Ask amount

Base the amount on a defined package and the prospect’s likely value, not the club’s general cash need.

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$10,000 plus GST

Question 4 of 7

Status

Use consistent pipeline stages so the committee can see what is moving and what is stalled.

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Proposal sent — follow-up meeting booked

Question 5 of 7

Benefits promised

Do not overpromise. Track every proposed right so delivery can be costed and fulfilled.

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Event naming, two signs, four social posts, staff volunteer day and quarterly impact update.

Question 6 of 7

Next follow up

Every active prospect needs one concrete next step. “Follow up sometime” is not a pipeline.

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22 August 2026 — Ana to send revised package and confirm September meeting.

Question 7 of 7

Renewal date

Start renewal well before the agreement ends so evidence and next-year scope can be discussed.

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Partnership ends 30 June 2027; renewal review begins 1 April 2027.

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