Official Sponsorship Policy of St Stithians College, outlining guidelines for securing and managing sponsorships
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Tier 1
Large, longer-term sponsorships in the millions, potentially requiring exclusivity within a business category, are made available through a closed tender.
- Who it is for
- Large sponsors seeking exclusivity in their business category
- How to act on it
- Participate in the College's closed tender; there must be at least three interested competitors.
- Closes
- Closing date not stated in the source
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These are large, longer- term sponsors (in R millions) who are likely to require exclusivity in their business category. The College will manage this by conducting a closed tender of a minimum of three interested competitors.
Tier 3
External advertising sponsorship, including advertising generated under servitude agreements, is available as an income stream managed in liaison with town planners and the local council.
- Who it is for
- External advertisers
- How to act on it
- Engage with the College in connection with external advertising, with liaison involving the town planners and local council.
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This is income generated from external advertising (in some cases generated under servitude agreements). Close and ongoing liaison with the town planners and local council will be essential, to maintain this revenue stream.
Tier 2
Event sponsorships, such as sponsorship of the rugby festival, are available subject to the organisers considering existing sponsorship agreements so that interests do not clash.
- Who it is for
- Sponsors of College events
- How to act on it
- Approach or work with the event organisers, who will take existing sponsorship agreements into account.
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These are typically event sponsors e.g. of the rugby festival. The College will ensure that the organisers are fully aware of any other sponsorship agreements in force, in order to prevent a clash of interest.
Tier 5
Minor incidental sponsorship, such as sponsoring transport to a school event, is available subject to a proposal being brought to the Rector or his agent for monitoring.
- Who it is for
- Sponsors offering minor incidental support for school events
- How to act on it
- Submit or bring the proposal to the Rector or his agent.
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This is incidental sponsorship of a minor nature, e.g. sponsoring transport to a school event. Proposals in this regard will be brought to the attention of the Rector or his agent, so that there can be constant monitoring of the situation across the 5 schools.
Tier 4
Permanent or semi-permanent advertising is available on internal sites such as scoreboards, field billboards, seat shelters and booms, provided it does not conflict with higher sponsorship tiers.
- Who it is for
- Sponsors seeking permanent or semi-permanent advertising space
- How to act on it
- Arrange advertising with the College for an internal site, subject to not clashing with higher tiers of sponsorship.
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This involves permanent or semi-permanent advertising on internal sites such as scoreboards, billboards around fields, seat shelters and booms.
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Key Takeaways
- St Stithians College
- sponsorship policy
- Tier 1 to Tier 5 sponsorship categories
- Rector approval required
- Fundraising and Events Committee
- College Executive Committee
- 26 January 2004
- 23 October 2006
- 8 November 2010
- triple bottom line
- Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)
- ISASA
- MFSA
- ACA
- St Stithians College
- College Executive Committee
- Fundraising and Events Committee
- Rector
- Bursar
- Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)
- ISASA
- MFSA
- ACA