Best use of Data & Measurement Award
This award recognises excellence in the use of data and measurement to advance or add value to a sponsorship programme.
Judges will be looking for effective data and measurement strategies that have proved integral in developing a more successful sponsorship programme.
Entry is by a 5 A4 page submission; the judges will be looking for clear information backed up by evidence, photos, and supporting materials.
The judges will be looking for a clear plan and evidence that it is delivering on core
objectives, paying attention to the criteria listed below.
- Organisation Background: Please outline when the organisation was established, sectors operated in, the number of employees and the sponsor’s full sponsorship portfolios.
- Sponsorship(s): Please describe the sponsorship(s) you implemented research and measurement, how long has it been in existence, the category, level, and unique features.
- Objectives: What were the objectives of the sponsorship campaign? For example, connecting with a specific audience, positioning the brand to a new market, brand launch, key messages etc.
- Execution: Outline how these objectives were met, including details on how data and measurement was used to achieve these aims. Please include a brief outline of the data collected, including the type of evaluation conducted (e.g. media valuations, market research) and why this method was chosen.
- Outcome & Results: Outline why this is the best use of data and measurement in a sponsorship campaign in Kenya. Please provide details of the outcomes, e.g. the contribution to overall learnings, how this data collected met the objectives of the brief and what decisions or strategies were amended or re-confirmed based on the results.
- Supporting facts & statements: Include any other facts or statements that you feel are relevant to support the entry.