Sponsorship
Help Phoenix put AI to work.
Help small business owners and their teams build practical AI capability, and be a visible part of the community doing it at Workuity.
Three ways to take part
Dates, inventory, fees and delivery capacity are agreed in the proposal.
Gathering supporter
One named gathering.
- Logo on its event page and agreed event graphic
- Host acknowledgment at opening and close
- One agreed sponsor mention in an event email
- A presence in the room, with placement agreed
Learning partner
One workshop or learning series.
- Recognition on the named course or series page
- Agreed supported-seat allocation, quantity set in proposal
- One practical, non-sales contribution if approved
- A short report on delivery, participation and feedback
Community capability partner
A proposed 90-day relationship.
- Recognition across an agreed program of gatherings
- A scoped small-business learning initiative
- One community progress story, subject to consent
- A quarterly review of delivery and measured outcomes
What we report back
- Dates, locations and sessions supported
- Links and evidence for each agreed placement
- Registration and actual participation, reported separately
- Consented introductions or follow-up requests
- Participant feedback and practical outputs, where collected
No audience size, lead quantity or business outcome is guaranteed.
Questions
Can a sponsor teach or speak?
A practical contribution can be proposed and reviewed for relevance. Sponsorship does not buy a sales pitch or override the quality standard for weekly sessions.
Will we receive attendee contact details?
Only when a person requests or agrees to an introduction. Sponsorship does not provide an attendee mailing list.
Is this relevant for a bank, lender or civic institution?
Yes, as a prospective relationship focused on small-business capability and community development. No bank, VC firm or lender is represented here as an existing sponsor.
What happens after an inquiry?
We discuss your audience, purpose, budget range and timing, then prepare a scoped proposal with deliverables, fees and reporting.