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 If your robot doesn't work, it doesn't matter, because the robot is really meaningless, in the long run. What is the important thing, the reason we're all in FIRST then? To better our understanding of Science and Technology, and hopefully make the world a better place. - Ian W. [more] |
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How did your team get sponsors like GM, Ford, Pepsi, etc
I was just wondering how teams with the huge corporations funding them started getting sponsorship from them. Did you simply approach them in a letter/phone call, were you approached by them, or did you get sponsorship by other means. Also do you feel that massive amounts of pressure are put on your team in that you must perform well because of the big name sponsor. Also, if you would like to list the benefits and disadvantages that you have found to having a massive sponsor that would be great.
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