Location: Lehi
Industry: Computer Software
Founded: 2021

Jason Smith, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of SponsorCX, built his company on a problem he had watched play out from every angle. Before founding the business, he spent years working closely with brands, sports teams, entertainment organizations, nonprofits and event operators, helping brands maximize sponsorship impact while partnering with the properties responsible for selling, fulfilling and reporting on those agreements.

Through that work he saw a widening disconnect. Sponsorship expectations were rising on both sides, but the systems supporting those relationships had not kept pace. Brands were being asked to justify spend, track performance and manage increasingly complex partnerships, while properties juggled larger inventories, more stakeholders and greater accountability, often relying on spreadsheets, email and disconnected tools. The challenges were not the result of poor effort, Smith realized, but of outdated infrastructure.

That insight became SponsorCX, a platform that simplifies and elevates partnership operations for those who sell sponsorships and those who invest in them. By combining the ease of a spreadsheet with the efficiency of automation, the company helps teams move faster and smarter, bringing structure to an industry long built on relationships alone.

What distinguishes Smith is his rare ability to see both the strategic and operational realities of the field. Having worked with brands and properties alike, he understands the pressures each side faces and built the platform to serve as connective tissue between them, challenging outdated norms with a more disciplined, transparent and scalable approach.

He is not a distant executive. Smith remains deeply involved in product direction, customer conversations, hiring and culture, holding himself to the same standard of accountability he expects from his team. He sets a high bar through action rather than words, consistently demonstrating what it means to lead with ownership, integrity and urgency.

That leadership has built trust internally and externally, aligning teams, customers and investors around a clear set of values. His recognition among the Titan 100 honors a founder who has meaningfully reshaped how sponsorship organizations operate, scale and succeed by leading from the front and pairing long-term vision with relentless execution.

His guiding belief is direct. Build with urgency, lead with accountability and surround yourself with people who raise the standard, he says, because great companies are built not by ideas alone but by teams that execute. That conviction runs through every part of the organization he has assembled.

Over the next five years, Smith sees an expansive future. He envisions SponsorCX becoming the definitive system of record and operating platform for partnerships across sports, entertainment, nonprofits, venues and brands, evolving from point solutions used by individual teams into a mission-critical platform embedded across entire organizations and ecosystems.

The platform will power the full partnership lifecycle end to end, from inventory and sales to fulfillment, collaboration, reporting, renewals and expansion, creating a shared source of truth for properties and brands alike. Smith also sees artificial intelligence taking a more active role, guiding decisions and moving software from something that tracks work to something that actively advances it.

Editorial Note: This profile reflects information submitted by the honoree at the time of their Titan 100 recognition in August 2026. Professional roles and affiliations may have changed since publication.

This profile reflects information submitted by the honoree at the time of their Titan 100 recognition in August 2026. Professional roles and affiliations may have changed since publication.
Super Power:

“Build with urgency, lead with accountability, and surround yourself with people who raise the standard—because great companies aren’t built by ideas alone, they’re built by teams that execute.”