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to cover the costs of a project, TV or radio program, activity, etc., often in exchange for advertising
to be in charge of arranging for something official to take place
a person or organization that provides financial or other support for a project, activity, or person, often in exchange for advertising or public recognition
an advocate who presents a person (as for an award or a degree or an introduction etc.)
a person or an organization that pays the expenses of a TV, radio or online program as a means of advertisement
What is a "sponsor"?
A sponsor is a person or company that supports a television, radio program, event, or production by providing financial assistance or other resources. In return, the sponsor often receives promotional benefits, such as having their brand or products featured during the program. Sponsors play a significant role in making productions possible, especially for shows or events that require substantial funding. Their involvement can include advertising during the program, supporting specific segments, or endorsing the content to a particular audience. Sponsors help connect their brand with viewers while helping to fund the program.
a person or organization that provides someone with financial supports for their education
What is a "sponsor"?
A sponsor is an individual, organization, or company that provides financial support, resources, or assistance to help fund a specific project, event, or activity. In education, a sponsor may support a student's academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, or professional development. Sponsorship can take many forms, such as covering tuition fees, providing scholarships, or funding events and programs. Sponsors often expect to receive recognition or other benefits in return for their support, and the relationship is usually mutually beneficial.
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