Partnerships

We consider collaborations that fit the publication's focus on talent, learning and creative work, while keeping the reader clear about who is speaking and why.

Possible collaborations

Proposals may include a clearly identified partner feature, a themed content placement or a link placement across relevant pages. We consider whether the material is useful to readers, relevant to the publication and presented in a way that does not blur the line between independent editorial work and a partner's message.

Labelling and editorial boundaries

Partner-funded or partner-supplied material is labelled clearly wherever it appears. A partnership does not guarantee an editorial endorsement, and commercial partners do not control independent editorial decisions. We may decline material that makes unsupported claims or is a poor fit for the subject.

How to propose a partnership

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Describe the organisation or project, the proposed format, the intended audience and any relevant commercial connection. Do not include confidential information; an enquiry is not an agreement or a commitment to publish.