One request, five steps
Roster, markets and goals, commercial ranges, rights and timeline, materials. The desk starts with the whole picture instead of a call and a follow-up email.
SolutionsPromoters & festivals
Slots to fill, sponsors sourced on data.
Open one request for a show, a tour or a festival and the desk goes to work: matching brands to the audience you actually have, drafting the offer, and carrying every commitment through to the signed letter and the confirmed delivery.
The problem
The sponsor search is the job nobody has time for.
A show has a hundred moving parts and the sponsor conversation is the one that gets picked up last, usually by whoever has a contact. So the deck goes out to a list rather than to a fit, the follow-up slips, and the slot goes unsold or goes cheap.
What you get
Four things the desk does for you.
Sponsors matched on the audience
Brands are matched on who is in your crowd and which categories they buy from, and the shortlist comes back with the reasoning attached.
A deck built from the record
Cover, partner, audience, package, timeline and terms, drafted in English and Korean and reviewed by a person before it leaves the desk.
Delivery you sign off on
Every commitment carries two stamps: ours when delivered, the brand’s when confirmed. The closing report is built from those rows.
Who it fits
Teams that open a request here.
Concerts and arena runsTours across several marketsFestivals and multi-day eventsVenue seasons and residencies
Deals run across the United States and APAC, K-pop first. Coverage is separate from where we are based: WENOTIFT Inc is a Delaware corporation headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Open your first request.
Request access to Scena and a person from the partnerships desk replies, not a form.