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Who We Are

The Brand's Commercial Adviser in Sport.

We exist to represent one side of the table — yours. SponsorshipHQ is a brand-side advisory built from the inside of Australia's major sporting properties.

Our Position

We Don't Broker Deals. We Protect Investments.

SponsorshipHQ was founded on a straightforward observation: brands investing hundreds of thousands — often millions — in sports sponsorship rarely have independent commercial advice on their side of the table.

Rights-holders have entire commercial teams dedicated to maximising their revenue. Agencies earn commissions from deal flow. But the brand? The brand typically relies on internal marketing teams who may not have the commercial frameworks, valuation models, or negotiation experience that the rights-holder side takes for granted.

We close that gap.

We bring rights-holder commercial intelligence to the brand side — so your sponsorship investment is structured, measured, and commercially accountable.

Founded

Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Focus

Brand-side sponsorship commercial advisory

Client Profile

Brands investing $250k – $5M annually in sport

Representation

Brands only. Never clubs or rights-holders.

Confidentiality

Every engagement under mutual NDA. No exceptions.

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Operating Principles

How We Operate

Principle 01

Data Over Gut-Feel

We use rigorous commercial analysis to value assets, benchmark deals, and measure performance. Every recommendation is evidence-based and commercially defensible.

Principle 02

Confidentiality Over Ego

Your strategy stays private. Your results stay visible. We don't use your brand as a case study or your deal as a credential without explicit consent.

Principle 03

Partnership Over Placement

If it's just a logo on a shirt, you don't need us. If it's a strategic commercial lever that should be driving revenue, customer acquisition, and brand equity — you do.

Comparison

Why Brands Choose Independent Advisory

Not all sponsorship advice is created equal. Here's how brand-side advisory compares to the alternatives.

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