We offer a range of bespoke partnership opportunities, working with organisations to develop the right format, audience and approach for their objectives.
Reach out to Ellie Ormsby at [email protected] to find out more. You can see examples of previous LabourList events held here.
Online webinars and panel discussions
Bring together politicians, experts, campaigners and other influential voices for an online discussion around a policy issue, campaign or area of shared interest.
LabourList can support the entire process, from developing the theme and agenda and inviting speakers, through to event management, promotion and ticketing.
Partners can benefit from:
- A bespoke webinar developed around your objectives
- Support with speaker invitations and briefings
- Professional event hosting and management
- Promotion through the LabourList daily email, website and social media
- Co-branded promotional materials
- An event recording for continued use after the event
Online events are particularly well suited to partners looking to communicate a message to a broad Labour audience quickly and efficiently.
In-person panel events and roundtables
Create a more focused opportunity for discussion and engagement through an in-person panel or roundtable.
LabourList can work with you to develop the theme, agenda and speaker line-up, while managing the practical delivery of the event.
Depending on the format, we can provide:
- Event design and programme development
- Speaker invitations and briefings
- Venue sourcing and management
- Catering, AV and security coordination
- Promotion through the LabourList daily email, website and social media
- Co-branded promotional materials
- Event photography
In-person events are particularly suited to partners who want to explore a policy issue in depth.
Social and networking events
Partner with LabourList on informal receptions, social events and networking opportunities designed to bring together figures from across the Labour movement.
These events can provide partners with an opportunity to meet parliamentarians, Labour members, activists, journalists, supporters and other key stakeholders in a more informal setting.
LabourList can manage the event from end to end, including guestlist development, invitations, venue arrangements, catering, AV and security.
Partnership packages can include:
- Co-branded event promotion
- Recognition as an event co-host
- Branding and visibility at the venue
- A proportion of guest places reserved for the partner and their guests
- Opportunities for opening or closing remarks
- Coverage across LabourList’s social media channels, where appropriate
- Bespoke arrangements tailored to the event and partnership
Bespoke events
If you have a particular audience, policy objective or campaign in mind, we can work with you to develop a bespoke event or partnership.
This could include a combination of online and in-person activity, tailored content, networking, audience engagement or other elements designed around your objectives.
Tell us what you want to achieve and we can explore the format that will work best.
Beyond events
Our partnership opportunities extend beyond events. We can develop bespoke products to help partners communicate their message, demonstrate their expertise and understand the views of the Labour movement.
Sponsored infographics and data visualisations
Work with LabourList to turn research, data or a policy story into an engaging and enduring digital resource.
We can develop bespoke infographics and interactive data visualisations. Examples of this are our King’s Speech Tracker and our Labour Tribes tool (supported by PLMR).
These are particularly well suited to partners looking to showcase their Labour credentials or create a resource with enduring value.
Labour members polling
Through LabourList, partners can commission bespoke polling of Labour Party members in partnership with Survation.
Polling can provide direct insight into members’ views on policy, politics and campaigns. Results can be used for internal strategy development or be published to support a wider campaign.
This is particularly useful for organisations looking to test a policy or campaign proposition and understand the views of Labour members.