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Sponsy Whitepaper

December 14, 2018

This Whitepaper presents a fairly large body of research about both the sponsorship industry in general and solutions we propose. We propose several ways of readingthis Whitepaper, depending on the free time available to you. Sponsy is a decentralized platform that connects brands and events wishing to conduct sponsorship deals. Despite the fact that the industry of sponsorship is the fastest growing and most effective marketing segment, it's biased towards AAA-sized brands and events.

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What we do is defined by who we are. With our various skills, backgrounds and insights, we create successful brand and advertising solutions. We develop the complete experience: one that is thoughtful, engaging and clearly communicates the intended message to the intended audience. And to do this, we start by doing our homework: building the right team, paying attention to details and keeping our eyes open. We're constantly learning and refining what we present.We're and company, we love what we do and we're pleased to meet you.

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