Submitting Your Proposal
Hollyhock programs are 3, 4 or 5 nights in length. For a 3 night program there is generally about 16 hours of instructions, for a 4 night program about 22 hours, and for a 5 night program about 28 hours.
The following information is required for all submissions:
1. Presenter contact information including: name, address, phone number, email address, and website address.
2. A brief and descriptive title of the program.
3. A detailed outline of the program, including: Length; Intended audience; Minimum and maximum number of participants; Production, supply, or meeting space requirements, if applicable.
4. A brief (150-200 word) description of the program as it would appear in promotional materials, including presenter(s) bio.
5. A detailed one-to-two paragraph biography of the presenter(s).
6. Detailed Marketing plan: Programs with a clear, detailed and robust marketing plan have a greater chance of being accepted. Please share with us:
The number of contacts on your electronic mailing list(s); The average monthly and annual hits on your website; The publications, or media outlets where you would advertise (this could include free event listings); Your social media statistics and addresses (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, etc.); Any other promotional initiatives you would undertake to ensure the success of this program.
7. Past Enrolment Statistics.
Provide a list of retreat centers or other institutions where you have taught this program. Inlcude: Location, Length, Dates, Enrolment (paying participants) for each program.
Example: Retreat Centre Name / Location / Start Date - End Date / Number of days / Number of paying participants plus 2-3 brief participant testimonials. The following information is optional for all submissions:
Information about the presenter(s) including:
Resumé and other material or information related to your work.
Professional references from 3 or 4 other people familiar with your work.
A copy of any books, tapes, DVD’s or CD’s that you have authored or produced.
Frequently Asked Questions
· How well does this program support Hollyhock’s mission of inspiring, nourishing and supporting those who are making the world better?
· How strong is this presenter’s marketing plan / promotional strategy (will they be able to attract enough people to make this viable)?
· Has this program been successful elsewhere?
· Is the presenter recognized as a leader in their field (do they have a strong following)?



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