The Pay-to-Play Fire β What Happens When Sponsorship Money Goes Wrong
A sponsorship deal is blowing up online, and it's completely predictable.
In this episode, attorney Tamsen Horton runs two fire drills in one — the buyer's side and the seller's side of any pay-to-play transaction (a sponsorship, a speaking slot, a seat at the table) — and what happens when a private complaint turns public.
In this episode:
- Drill 4: Before a High-Ticket Client Agreement Goes Sideways (the buyer's side)
- Drill 25: Before Overpromising Damages Credibility (the seller's side)
- Drill 22: Before a Client Complaint Goes Public
- The DRILL method applied to all three
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