Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Table of Contents:
- Laptop
- Contact Database
o Can be found in the Team Drive
o Under SPONSORSHIPS
- Signed Template of Sponsor Letter (Can be found in the Team Drive)
- Mail Merge Application and Gmass Application
o Download from Chrome Webstore
o Gmass: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gmass-powerful-mail-
merge/ehomdgjhgmbidokdgicgmdiedadncbgf
o Mail Merge:
https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/mail_merge_with_attachments/223404411
203?fbclid=IwAR0npBZZs3G1c8IX_Y0X2UyNEA2pJxJ89XJfvgV1uX_NiPO11P_C4LH-7v0
- MOA Template (Can be found in the Team Drive)
- IRF and FRF Template (Can be found in the Team Drive)
- Sponsor Packages (Can be found in the Team Drive)
Emailing Companies
1. Copy paste the sponsor letter template and change the necessary details
2. Attach BOTH Signed Template of Sponsor Letter and Sponsor Packages
3. If scheduling use Mail Merge or Gmass, make sure to set the correct time and date. (During
weekdays and within business hours)
4. If manual send, email within business hours and during weekdays only!
Gmass
How to Use
Pros: Set 50 emails can be sent, Scheduling and following up is easier, Convenient to use, emails can
be tracked when opened
Cons: Can’t schedule new emails if you’ve sent emails using the app within 24 hours, only 1
personalization for emails
Mail Merge with Attachments
How to Use
4. Copy and paste details of the contacts and attachments for the email.
Pros: Easy to use and understand, only need one gsheet, multiple personalization
Cons: Less emails sent out because of CC and BCC, emails cannot be tracked if opened
Finding New Contacts
- Check LinkedIn
- Check company websites
Cold Calls:
Good day! This is [YOUR NAME], and I am from De La Salle University’s Junior Entrepreneurs’
Marketing Association.
May you please connect me to the person handling your marketing department/corporate
partnerships?
*after transfer*
Good day, is this the marketing department/person handling of [NAME OF COMPANY]
corporate partnerships? This is [YOUR NAME], and I am from De La Salle University’s Junior
Entrepreneurs’ Marketing Association, also known as JEMA.
Hi [NAME OF PERSON], I would like to discuss a few things regarding our event. DLSU JEMA
will be having its [EVENT NAME HERE]. [MINI SPIEL OF EVENT]
With this, may I ask for an email in which I could forward the further details of our project and
organization?
**after obtaining the details** Thank you for your time, [NAME OF PERSON]! We look forward
to forging a partnership with you. Thank you and have a nice day ahead!
**Update database!
Drafting and Processing MOAs:
Drafting MOAs
*Both signatories of the external party should NOT be the same person.
*Depending on the value of the agreement, signatories from the School’s side will be added
accordingly.
Processing MOAs:
1. After getting final MOA, make a corresponding Initial Review Form (IRF) and Final Review Form
(FRF).
2. Initial Review Form (IRF)
*Note: Name of Signatory and Signatory Level depends on amount involved.
*Title of document is always: Memorandum of Agreement between Junior Entrepreneurs’
Marketing Association and [Company Name]
*Contract Duration is when the actual event is.
*Local number always 744.
3. Final Review Form (FRF)
*Copy MOA title from IRF
*Do not fill up Document Tracking Number (SLIFE will do that)
*Make sure details are the same with the IRF
4. Print MOA in long bond paper. Print IRF and FRF in short bond paper.
5. FRF at the top, IRF in the middle, MOA at the bottom. Then staple together.
6. Pass the document to SLIFE. They will be the ones to send it to OULC (Office of University Legal
Council)
*DO NOT GO TO OULC
7. Situation A: MOA came back cleared. Ask JEMA side of the signatories to sign. Then pass again
to SLIFE for Dean Nelca and Sir Topher to sign. Once it comes back, ask sponsor to sign the
hardcopy.
Situation B: MOA came back with comments. Edit a new MOA and staple it on top of the
documents with comment form. Fill up comment form based on the comments of the OULC and
what you did to correct them. Pass again to SLIFE. Process until cleared.