Hi everyone! I’m Gwen, and it would be a privilege to be your Sponsorship Officer for SORA next year. Here’s why you can trust me to take on the role. I will: Secure funding to bring down the cost of SORA events Pitch SORA to future sponsors as an opportunity to support the passionate young researchers (you!) of a world-leading institution Use my background in publicity to build creative sponsorship ...
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Hello!! I believe the right partnerships can open doors to incredible opportunities for all of us as students. If I’m elected, I’ll aim to secure sponsors who bring real holistic value -whether it’s through funding for exclusive events, research tools, networking, or career opportunities. I’ll focus on diversifying our sponsorship portfolio and creating strong, lasting partnerships to foster ...
Research thrives on collaboration, and as Sponsorship Officer, I want to connect our society with the right partners to fuel innovation and opportunity. With my interest in medical research and experience as Outreach Officer for the ICSM Medical Women's Federation, I’ve built relationships that drive growth—and I’m ready to do the same here. If elected, I will: Secure sponsorships from organisat ...
Hello everyone, I am Aayush and I am running to be the Sponsorship Officer for SORA! SORA is a vital part of the medical society at Imperial as it helps students to broaden their horizons by teaching useful skills and offering opportunities to participate in various medical research projects such as the YRC. As such, it would be a pleasure to join this team and encourage everyone to get involved with research. ...
My name is Tarni, and I am a second-year medical student with the privilege of applying for the role of Sponsorship Officer for SORA. I am deeply passionate about advancing scientific knowledge and through effective sponsorship, I believe we can create valuable opportunities to educate others, through conferences and workshops, who share a similar interest for research. Being on the subcommittee last year, I underst ...