Extend serious risk work to more organizations—without compromising independence.
AdventureSafe partners with insurers, industry groups, foundations, and large operators who want to raise the floor on incident readiness across a community—not just within a single program.
We don't sell public “tiers” or logo packages. Every partnership is bespoke and principle-led, designed to serve real operators and participants while maintaining clear independence in how findings and guidance are produced.
Discuss a potential partnershipExamples of partnership structures.
The right structure depends on your role in the ecosystem and what you're trying to accomplish. These examples are starting points, not products.
Sponsored Summit Index™ or First 24™ for smaller operators
- Underwrite all or part of a Summit Index™ assessment or First 24™ sprint for smaller nonprofit or community programs.
- Prioritize operators serving youth, underserved communities, or emerging markets.
- Keep findings confidential to the operator, with aggregate, anonymized themes available to sponsors where appropriate.
Co-branded executive education
- Co-host briefings or workshops for your network, members, or insureds on incident readiness and learning.
- Use real-world scenarios tailored to your sector while preserving independence of analysis.
- Offer access to select field guides or templates as part of the education effort.
Principles that guide any partnership.
The whole point of this work is to be honest, constructive, and useful under scrutiny. Any partnership structure has to support that, not undermine it.
Independence & integrity
- No editorial control over findings, scores, or guidance.
- No requirement to align recommendations with a particular product or policy.
- Clear boundaries around use of logos and brand language.
Clarity for operators
- Operators understand who is sponsoring what, and what that does—and does not—mean.
- Confidentiality and data-use expectations are explicit from the start.
- Success is defined in terms of improved readiness, not just participation or publicity.