Corporate Sponsorship

Earn extra income through corporate sponsorships

Chefs, musicians, and influencers often seek ways to earn extra income and gain publicity by promoting products and services they already use. However, they may not know how to connect with corporations, what fees to charge, or how to protect their personal brand. Our expertise in corporate sponsorships can help you prepare for these opportunities.

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We’ll help you become sponsor-ready

We start by conducting an audit of your brand value. If we feel there is a little housekeeping to do first, we’ll provide you with a step-by-step process to follow, ensuring you are ship-shape in as little time as possible. Next, we’ll work together to create a list of potential sponsors compiled of the brands and companies you believe in. Once the target list is finalized, we’ll reach out to potential sponsors and will manage the legal process all the way through.

Start getting sponsored

To start attracting corporate sponsorships, submit your application for professional representation by filling out our Representation Form. The application review process takes about one week. You’ll be notified by email if your application has been accepted or not. If accepted, an interview will be scheduled. During the interview, you’ll have a chance to ask questions and learn more about our professional representation process. We’ll take that opportunity to learn more about you, too. If we both opt to move forward, we’ll extend a contract. Once contracts are signed and returned, we’ll start seeking out corporate sponsorship opportunities for you.

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Representation Form
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(PR/media services are retainer based, meaning we get paid a monthly fee in advance for our services. Chefs should figure out what they can afford to pay every month — a budget — before seeking representation.)