Introduce the players
Host interviews and Q&A sessions that help viewers understand the gamers, teams and competitive stories behind an event.
Overview / Creators & event partners
Creators introduce the players and build interest. Organisers give the competition structure. Sponsors, institutions and community partners can widen access and support skills development. Each contribution works best within a shared event plan.
Host interviews and Q&A sessions that help viewers understand the gamers, teams and competitive stories behind an event.
Create approved previews, short videos and livestream discussions. Explain the event offer accurately and use the agreed promotional and ticket referral channels.
Use eligible ticket sales and available engagement data to review performance. Agree commission definitions, reporting and payment timing before a campaign begins.
Organisers define the competition format, schedule, eligibility and rules. Their role includes transparent prize criteria, result verification and the process for handling disputes.
They coordinate with Production & Operations on match timing and player readiness, and with the platform team on the ticket offer and access information. A physical event also needs a clear plan for venue activity and visitor support.
Explore competition & events servicesDiscuss sponsorship of a competition, broadcast or expo component, with agreed visibility and deliverables.
Fund ticket access or community viewing opportunities through a defined distribution and redemption plan.
Explore creator campaigns, approved broadcast placements, interviews or technology demonstrations aligned with the event audience.
| Partner group | Potential contribution |
|---|---|
| Universities & training providers | Help shape practical learning, workshops, assessment and participant development in production, marketing and event operations. |
| Government & development agencies | Consider programme coordination, milestone-based support, district participation and measurable public-benefit outcomes. |
| Community & rural organisations | Support outreach, local recruitment, suitable venues and participation by communities beyond major urban centres. |
| Technology & local businesses | Contribute agreed equipment, services, technical expertise or event activity under a defined commercial scope. |
| Step | Discussion focus |
|---|---|
| 1. Identify the fit | Audience, community, event objective and the contribution each party can make. |
| 2. Define the scope | Content, activities, staffing, timing, approvals and named responsibilities. |
| 3. Agree terms | Commercial arrangements, attribution, intellectual property, reporting and payment procedures. |
| 4. Coordinate delivery | A shared calendar, briefing material and clear contacts for campaign and event-day issues. |
| 5. Review outcomes | Eligible sales, engagement, attendance, training completion or other agreed outcomes. |
Completed campaign work, audience response, attributable ticket sales and reconciled commissions.
A delivered event, agreed audience reach or participation, completed activations and a useful review of results.
Assessed training completion, verified participant involvement and evidence of employment, freelance or business opportunities where those are programme goals.
Creators can send a public profile and relevant hosting examples. Organisers can share a competition brief. Sponsors and institutions can outline their audience, intended contribution, timing and desired outcomes.
Discuss a creator or event partnershipSpeak with Osman about an event, creator partnership or development programme.