The team’s goal is to secure a sponsor
The presentation team may consist of lobbyists, consultants, or a law firm.
Even as HSe4Metrics works to secure a sponsor—and to enlist a politician’s help in the search—the ideal solution may be to engage a specialized presentation team.
With access to government agencies and potentially top-tier corporate leaders, the team’s purpose is to present the HSe4Metrics platform to decision-makers as a national strategy to accomplish what has never been done before—elevate K–12 student performance to significantly higher levels, verified by hard-number metrics.
The presentation team will present the benefits of becoming the nationwide sponsor of the HSe4Metrics platform—positioning the sponsor as a leader in transforming K–12 education and strengthening the nation’s future.
For federal agencies, the benefits include advancing the public good while fostering quality-of-life and socioeconomic gains through a better-educated, more trainable K–12 generation.
For top-tier corporations, sponsorship serves both the public good and a differentiating, high-profile marketing opportunity—strengthening market share and margins while aligning with shareholder interests.
Further, the team may assist with due diligence—ensuring the best interests of students and parents remain paramount—while presenting the investment as both a meaningful social impact and a potential win for the sponsor.
The purpose of HSe4Metrics and its web app is to transform lives, focusing on young people during their K-12 years and the critical years before kindergarten.
Avatars like these will assist in orienting the presentation team
Training video focus: marketing agencies (for the presentation team)
(2 minutes, 50 seconds)
This avatar’s message reminds the presentation team to connect with marketing agencies. If the team is aware that a marketing agency has ties to a top corporation, they can collaborate to co-present the HSe4Metrics social media app. The app can be framed as both a high-profile national marketing initiative and a potential “corporate social responsibility” (CSR) opportunity—an appealing proposition for large corporations that understand the importance of CSR to both the federal government and the public.
Training video focus: multiple corporations (for the presentation team)
(3 minutes)
Along with her message, the team might explore enhancing its efforts by coordinating meetings with multiple corporations at once. This strategy could allow several corporations to initiate due diligence studies simultaneously.
While adding more team members may appear to streamline the process, the real challenge may stem from the pace at which funds to support the team are raised through the limited fundraising campaign.
Training video focus: government agencies (for the presentation team)
(2 minutes)
This avatar highlights additional sponsor sources for the presentation team to consider: government agencies and foundations.
Theoretically, potential government sponsors aren’t limited to federal agencies and departments; they can also include state or local governments or even public-private partnerships between government bodies and major corporations. However, the cloud costs might require navigating the bureaucratic maze of organizing multiple states to join together in the effort.
BRINGING THE HSE4METRICS APP TO AMERICA’S K-12 STUDENTS COULD BE THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT EFFORT IN THE HISTORY OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Twillo briefs (for presentation team)
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