STRATEGIC ALLIANCE PARTNERSHIP

You do not need to be a large company to qualify. This can include:

• A registered LLC or corporation
• A nonprofit or community organization
• A side hustle or service-based brand
• A creator brand or event brand
• A startup in development
• An early-stage idea you are actively working on

If you are still in the idea stage, you are still welcome.

If you have not officially launched yet, that is okay. You can answer based on your current stage:

• Idea stage
• Pre-launch
• Less than 1 year
• 1–3 years
• 3+ years

This helps us understand whether you need startup support, scaling support, or partnership expansion.

A team can mean many things:

• Employees
• Contractors or freelancers
• Volunteers
• Interns
• Collaborators
• A co-founder
• A small support circle

You do not need a large team. We just want to understand your current capacity.

There is no wrong answer. We ask this so we can place you in the right lane.

Boots-on-the-ground may include:

• Events and outreach
• School / community engagement
• Recruiting partners
• Face-to-face relationship building

Behind-the-scenes may include:

• Operations and logistics
• Systems and project coordination
• Admin support and strategic planning

Some people do both — and that is perfectly fine.

A state ambassador or market leader helps activate growth in a territory. This may include:

• Building local partnerships
• Helping recruit businesses, nonprofits, schools, and leaders
• Supporting events, workshops, and activations
• Representing the brand in your region
• Helping drive adoption of programs, tools, and opportunities
• Serving as a connector between the community and the ecosystem

This role is best for someone who enjoys leadership, outreach, visibility, and relationship-building.

Community service can include both formal and informal impact. Examples:

• Nonprofit programs
• Youth mentorship
• Back-to-school drives
• Local events
• Volunteer work
• Business support programs
• Educational initiatives
• Neighborhood leadership
• Church or civic engagement

If you care about impact, that matters.

Many people know they need help but are not sure how to describe it. Common challenges include:

• Funding or access to capital
• Marketing and visibility
• Branding and credibility
• Customer acquisition
• Systems and operations
• Staffing or team building
• Monetization
• Partnership development
• Event planning or attendance
• Technology or platform access
• Turning ideas into structure

Pick the challenge that is slowing you down the most right now.

Depending on your role and participation, partnership opportunities may include additional revenue through:

• Events and activations
• Workshops and educational programs
• Content, media, and streaming opportunities
• Digital promotions and sponsorship activations
• Platform-based monetization
• Affiliate and referral income
• Challenge- or campaign-based engagement
• Community partnership activations
• Youth and business development programs

This does not guarantee earnings. It helps identify where there may be alignment for mutually beneficial growth.

A Strategic Alliance Partnership can take different forms depending on your goals, experience, and level of involvement.

• Strategic Alliance Partner (SAP): Collaborate to grow business, programs, events, education, and platform usage.
• Ambassador: Help represent the movement, recruit others, and activate your market.
• State / Regional Leader: Help lead expansion in a territory through outreach, partnerships, and activations.
• Franchise / Ownership Path: Participate in larger long-term growth and operating opportunities.
• Sponsor: Support programs, challenges, workshops, events, or community initiatives.
• Investor / Strategic Backer: Support scaling, expansion, or rollout initiatives.
• School / Community Partner: Bring workshops, youth development, and monetization opportunities into your institution.

Choose the option that best matches how you want to collaborate right now.

Franchise or ownership opportunities are for individuals interested in building, leading, and scaling a larger operation in a territory or category. This may involve:

• Local or regional activation rights
• Team building and management
• Structured rollout responsibility
• Business development
• Community and brand growth
• Long-term income and expansion potential

This option is best for serious builders who want larger responsibility and larger upside.

This question helps us match you with the right opportunity, support, and growth path. Examples of goals:

• Launching or formalizing a business
• Growing revenue and adding new income streams
• Hosting monetized events
• Building a stronger brand and audience
• Serving your community in a bigger way
• Creating programs for youth, schools, or nonprofits
• Becoming a state ambassador or market leader
• Accessing technology, education, or partnership support
• Joining larger productions, campaigns, or rollout opportunities

You can list one goal or several.