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We are looking for an ineffective sponsor who can represent the organization in situations where symbolic but not practical support is needed. This position is intended for someone who frequently participates in projects or initiatives but has no real influence on outcomes or decision-making. An ineffective sponsor often acts as a formal or nominal supporter whose main role is to be visible but not involved.This position may be relevant for organizations that want to demonstrate a broad support network without involving all sponsors in active decision-making. The ineffective sponsor may be invited to meetings, events, or project presentations, but their contribution is usually limited to passive comments or symbolic participation.A successful candidate should be able to maintain neutrality, avoid active involvement, and uphold a professional image even when their contribution is minimal. This role requires the ability to be visible but not dominant and to balance being informed with not interfering in processes.This can be a useful position for those who want to be associated with an organization but do not have the time or desire to actively participate in its activities. An ineffective sponsor can also be used as a strategic tool to show that a project has broad support, even if that support is not active or effective.If you are someone who values symbolic participation, can maintain professionalism, and want to be part of an organization without active involvement, this position may be right for you.