sponsor

(redirected from sponsorships)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Financial, Encyclopedia.

sponsor

EBM
An individual, company, institution or organisation responsible for initiating and managing a clinical trial; it may or may not be the main funding body. A corporation or agency whose employees conduct a clinical trial is considered a sponsor; the employees are considered investigators.

sponsor

(spon′sŏr) [L. fr. spondere, to promise]

1. A mentor or supporter.

2. An individual or an organization providing the financial backing for a clinic, hospital, medical mission, professorship, or research study.

References in periodicals archive ?

Bunu committed to account for the sponsorship and be transparent in everything they did.

Lucara sponsors Boteti region teams

COA also said that the company did not submit liquidation report for P 11.2 million sponsorship even though it was required under the agreement.

COA questions P19.2M contracts, sponsorships approved by Cesar Montano

Adidas' sponsorship of the IFA prominently places its iconic logo on Israel's abuses of our rights.

Over 130 Palestinian Sports Clubs Urge Adidas: End Sponsorship of Israel Football Association

"At a time when brand safety and the need for accountability are paramount to advertisers we are delighted to see that TV sponsorship pro-

Take your parTner by The hand

They must follow up with details on the event and sponsorship, but not overwhelm the donor with too many emails.

Make Your Sponsorships Mutually Beneficial

337) as "that value of T for which the value of the estimated survivor function is .5." In the example of this study, the median lifetime is the point in which exactly half of the sponsorships have ended and half have survived.

Advances in sport sponsorship revenue forecasting: an event history analysis approach

Keywords: Sport sponsorship; Objectives of sports sponsorship; Criteria for selection of sport sponsorship; measurement tool for sports sponsorship

SPORT SPONSORSHIP AS A PROMOTIONAL TOOL: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY IN THE CONTEXT OF BANKING SECTOR OF PAKISTAN

She added: "Close to 40 children are on this programme, receiving quality professional training and close to 35 more children are awaiting support in terms of fee sponsorship."

Dozens of children at special needs centre await sponsorships

Many major employers, nevertheless, postpone transferring the sponsorship of their new employees, forcing expats to look for temporary Saudi sponsors until their employers deliver.

Dependent over 25 can't be sponsored by father

VAUXHALL Motors is adding to its UK football sponsorship portfolio by becoming the official automotive partner of Liverpool Football Club.

Vauxhall in LFC link-up; ON THE ROAD

Fortunato (business, area of communication, and media management, Fordham U.) enumerates the principles and practices of sport sponsorship, detailing the theoretical foundation of promotional communication (including branding) and its role in persuasion, the need for sponsorship as a form of promotional communication, the fundamentals of practice, key decisions of companies when developing sponsorship programs, and examples of how companies are implementing and executing sponsorships.

Sports sponsorship; principles and practices

Unlike traditional marketing vehicles, sponsorships enable marketers to connect with consumers in very emotional situations and brand and corporate image can be enhanced via associations with positively viewed events (Miyazaki & Morgan, 2001).

The sponsorship effect: do sport sponsorship announcements impact the firm value of sponsoring firms?