Sponsorship & Sales Advisory

Sponsorship & Sales Advisory

Sponsorship & Sales Advisory

About this service


I’m brought in when a sponsorship or sales brief needs a clearer point of view before it turns into a deck.


This usually happens when the thinking exists, but the team wants an experienced outside perspective on whether the brief makes sense commercially, what matters most, and how the pitch will come across once it’s in front of partners.


Teams usually reach out when:


  • The brief feels unfocused or overly complex

  • There’s internal disagreement on what should be prioritised

  • The commercial ask isn’t clearly supported by the story

  • They want confidence before sending it to design or sharing it externally

  • They want feedback from someone who understands partnerships, not just presentation design


This is about clarity and direction at the brief stage, before any design work begins.


If this sounds familiar, it’s usually worth a conversation.

About this service


I’m brought in when a sponsorship or sales brief needs a clearer point of view before it turns into a deck.


This usually happens when the thinking exists, but the team wants an experienced outside perspective on whether the brief makes sense commercially, what matters most, and how the pitch will come across once it’s in front of partners.


Teams usually reach out when:


  • The brief feels unfocused or overly complex

  • There’s internal disagreement on what should be prioritised

  • The commercial ask isn’t clearly supported by the story

  • They want confidence before sending it to design or sharing it externally

  • They want feedback from someone who understands partnerships, not just presentation design


This is about clarity and direction at the brief stage, before any design work begins.


If this sounds familiar, it’s usually worth a conversation.

About this service


I’m brought in when a sponsorship or sales brief needs a clearer point of view before it turns into a deck.


This usually happens when the thinking exists, but the team wants an experienced outside perspective on whether the brief makes sense commercially, what matters most, and how the pitch will come across once it’s in front of partners.


Teams usually reach out when:


  • The brief feels unfocused or overly complex

  • There’s internal disagreement on what should be prioritised

  • The commercial ask isn’t clearly supported by the story

  • They want confidence before sending it to design or sharing it externally

  • They want feedback from someone who understands partnerships, not just presentation design


This is about clarity and direction at the brief stage, before any design work begins.


If this sounds familiar, it’s usually worth a conversation.

About this service


I’m brought in when a sponsorship or sales brief needs a clearer point of view before it turns into a deck.


This usually happens when the thinking exists, but the team wants an experienced outside perspective on whether the brief makes sense commercially, what matters most, and how the pitch will come across once it’s in front of partners.


Teams usually reach out when:


  • The brief feels unfocused or overly complex

  • There’s internal disagreement on what should be prioritised

  • The commercial ask isn’t clearly supported by the story

  • They want confidence before sending it to design or sharing it externally

  • They want feedback from someone who understands partnerships, not just presentation design


This is about clarity and direction at the brief stage, before any design work begins.


If this sounds familiar, it’s usually worth a conversation.

About this service


I’m brought in when a sponsorship or sales brief needs a clearer point of view before it turns into a deck.


This usually happens when the thinking exists, but the team wants an experienced outside perspective on whether the brief makes sense commercially, what matters most, and how the pitch will come across once it’s in front of partners.


Teams usually reach out when:


  • The brief feels unfocused or overly complex

  • There’s internal disagreement on what should be prioritised

  • The commercial ask isn’t clearly supported by the story

  • They want confidence before sending it to design or sharing it externally

  • They want feedback from someone who understands partnerships, not just presentation design


This is about clarity and direction at the brief stage, before any design work begins.


If this sounds familiar, it’s usually worth a conversation.

Freelance commercial designer specialising in sponsorship storytelling and pitch decks.

Freelance commercial designer specialising in sponsorship storytelling and pitch decks.

Freelance commercial designer specialising in sponsorship storytelling and pitch decks.

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©2026 Jana Ballieul.

©2026 Jana Ballieul.

©2026 Jana Ballieul.

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