Adding Event Sponsors
Sponsors help make your events possible. Launchpad lets you showcase them on your event page, giving them visibility while acknowledging their support.
Why add sponsors
Recognition — thank sponsors publicly for their support
Visibility — sponsors see value in their investment
Professionalism — shows a well-organised event
Partnerships — strengthens relationships for future events
How to add sponsors
Go to Events Management
Open your event
Click Edit Event
Scroll to the Sponsors section
Click Add Sponsor
Sponsor details
For each sponsor, you can add:
Sponsor Name — company or organisation name (required)
Logo — upload their logo (recommended dimensions: 300x150px)
Website — link to their website
Sponsorship Level — e.g., Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze
Description — brief text about the sponsor
Logo requirements
For best results:
Format — PNG or JPG
Size — at least 300px wide
Background — transparent PNG works best
Quality — high resolution for crisp display
Sponsor tiers
Organise sponsors by contribution level:
Setting up tiers
Common tier structures:
Three-tier:
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Four-tier:
Platinum
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Descriptive:
Principal Partner
Major Sponsor
Supporting Sponsor
Community Partner
Tier display
Higher tiers appear more prominently:
Top tier — larger logos, top of sponsor section
Middle tiers — medium logos, middle placement
Lower tiers — smaller logos, grouped together
Managing multiple sponsors
Ordering sponsors
Within each tier, you can order sponsors:
Drag and drop sponsors to reorder
Or set a display order number
Higher numbers appear first
Grouping sponsors
For events with many sponsors:
Use clear tier names
Consider a "Supporters" category for smaller contributions
Group "In-Kind Sponsors" separately if applicable
Sponsor visibility
On the event page
Sponsors appear in a dedicated section on your public event page:
Logos displayed according to tier
Clickable links to sponsor websites
Professional, organised presentation
In confirmation emails
Optionally include sponsors in attendee communications:
"This event is proudly supported by..."
Sponsor logos in email footer
Links to sponsor websites
At the event
Use your sponsor list for:
Event signage
Slide decks
Printed materials
Social media acknowledgment
Editing sponsors
Updating sponsor details
Open your event in Events Management
Click Edit Event
Find the sponsor in the Sponsors section
Make your changes
Save the event
Removing a sponsor
Open the sponsor entry
Click Remove or the delete icon
Confirm removal
Save the event
Sponsor packages
When approaching sponsors, consider offering:
Visibility benefits
Logo on event page
Logo in promotional emails
Social media mentions
On-site signage
Engagement benefits
Speaking opportunity
Exhibition space
Attendee list access (with consent)
VIP tickets
Documentation
Keep track of sponsor commitments to ensure you deliver on promises.
Tips for sponsor management
Get logos early — request high-quality logos when confirming sponsorship
Confirm spelling — double-check company names
Update promptly — add sponsors as they confirm
Check links — ensure website URLs work correctly
Thank publicly — acknowledge sponsors at the event and online
Sponsor reporting
After your event, provide sponsors with:
Event attendance numbers
Their logo visibility (page views)
Photos from the event
Attendee feedback (if appropriate)
This information helps secure future sponsorships.
Common questions
How many sponsors can I add?
There's no limit — add as many as you need.
Can sponsors edit their own information?
No, only event organisers can edit sponsor details.
Do sponsors appear on the registration page?
Yes, sponsors are visible on the public event page where people register.
Can I hide sponsors temporarily?
You can remove sponsors and re-add them later, but there's no hide option.
What's next?
After adding sponsors:
View your event page to see how sponsors appear
Send event reminders that include sponsor acknowledgment
Showcasing your sponsors professionally helps build lasting partnerships — they'll appreciate the visibility.
