Sponsor OpsMastery Summit

That second part (the pre-event content audience) is real leverage most first-year conferences can't offer.

The influencers who decide which tools actually get adopted.

The budget holders who sign off on what their teams use.

The people living inside your product every on-call shift.

2 of 2 available

Named session sponsorship, top logo placement, opening video message, demo table, 10 passes, 2× LinkedIn feature, newsletter mention, audience discount code, post-event sponsor report.

4 of 4 available

Breakout track sponsorship, demo table, 6 passes, 1× LinkedIn feature, logo listing, newsletter mention, post-event sponsor report.

6 of 6 available

Demo table + signage, 2 passes, logo listing, newsletter mention, post-event sponsor report.

Open to all, no cap

Logo + newsletter mention + audience discount code + a spot for your flyers and swag on the shared literature table near registration + post-event sponsor report.

Scarcity, stated honestly: only 2 Platinum and 4 Gold slots exist (by design, not by marketing trick). Capping the top tiers is what keeps a Platinum sponsor's “named session” actually meaning something.

Limited extras that go on top of any package, or on their own. Each is available to one sponsor unless noted.

• Day-1 Evening Reception, $4,000: host the evening reception with signage, a toast, and your name on the invite
• Pre-Event Content Series, $2,500: “Presented by” on our content series from signing through May
• Recordings Library, $2,000: your logo on the post-event recordings hub
• Badge, $1,500: your logo on every attendee badge
• Wi-Fi, $1,500: your brand on the network name and the Wi-Fi card at every table
• Lanyard, $1,000: your logo on every standard lanyard (no-photo lanyards stay unbranded)
• Coffee & Breaks, $1,000 each (4 available): signage at the break station attendees visit most

After the event, each sponsor gets a report built around what their package included. This is the outline of that report, not results from a past edition.

• Who was in the room: pass counts and attendee roles
• Package versus delivered: each benefit in your package, what ran and when
• Pre-event reach: the newsletter and LinkedIn features in your package, with the dates they ran
• On site: demo table traffic and the leads you collected
• Content: any sessions you sponsored, and when recordings are available
• Next steps: follow-up suggestions and renewal options