Partnerships beyond a single event
Tell us which leaders you want to serve and what your organization can contribute. We can agree on roles, editorial rights and the use of names or logos before announcing a partnership.
Choose the relationship that fits the work.
A sponsor supports a specific exchange. A wider partner relationship has its own agreed role, terms and responsibilities.
Support a defined event.
Agree on the format, audience and specific benefits of that event. Delivered commitments are tracked against the signed scope.
Support an ongoing leadership need.
Agree on each party's contribution, editorial rights, responsibilities and how the relationship will be reviewed.
What a partnership conversation should settle.
Clarity matters before public labels, logo use or joint activities begin.
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Why this relationship exists
What recurring leadership need would be better served together?
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What each organization owns
Document delivery responsibilities, permissions, public names and decision rights.
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How we will check progress
Agree what each side will deliver, how progress will be checked and when the partnership should be reviewed.
Start with a real shared purpose.
We can discuss fit before deciding whether a partnership, sponsorship or host role makes sense.
Explore a partnership
Choose the partnership area that fits your idea: audience outreach, research or insight, editorial work, or another collaboration. Explain who you hope to reach, what your organization can contribute and what you would need from CTN TLX. We review the proposal, roles, permissions for names or logos and any use of contact information separately before agreeing to work together. If your proposal is to support a specific event, see sponsorship options. An inquiry does not confirm a partnership or editorial role. See all contact options.