SOLO ESSENDON'S WEB REVENUE REWARDS Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am The Essendon AFL Club has recently reached an impressive milestone for any modern sporting organisation, with its official website breaking through the $1 million barrier in membership and merchandise sales since November 1, 2003. The site, which . . . Read more
LOCAL UK CRICKET CLUB GAINS US SPONSOR Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am A recent deal in the UK has displayed the wide reach corporate sponsorship can have, with a local cricket team from the St Albans area attracting sponsorship from a company based in America. Ohio-based software company, . . . Read more
TRAINS AND OTHER POSSIBILITIES AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORS IN NEW YORK Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am In an interesting development from the US, a report from New York this week has stated that the city's subway could soon feature corporate sponsorship under plans by the transport authority to sell the naming rights to various parts of the infrastructure. . . Read more
OZBOYZ FOCUSING ON TOP LEVEL DEALS Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am Further to last issue's report on the OzBoyz Challenge, the Sydney-based yachting syndicate bidding to contest the 2007 America's Cup, the organisation has just released further details of its progress on the all important sponsorship front. The syndicate's spokesperson, . . . Read more
BRONCOS SIGN SLEEVE DEAL WITH DEVELOPING QLD GROUP Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am Further to our report in November indicating that the Brisbane Broncos NRL club had finalised a sleeve deal with a Brisbane-based company, the club today formally announced the deal with property development company the Q.L.D. Read more
SCHOOLIES LOOKS FOR INCREASED SPONSORSHIP IN 2005 Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am The organisers of the Gold Coast Schoolies Week - an end of year party event for high school leavers - will be seeking a significantly increased amount of sponsorship funding this year as the Queensland Government moves further away from bankrolling the event. As part of . . . Read more
SPORT SPONSORS STILL IN THE GOOD BOOKS AS SPORTSPEPLE SHIFT PLACES Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 05:30am The 8th summer edition of the Sweeney Sports Report also shows that Australians remain strongly in favour of sports sponsorship, although their approval has dipped slightly during the past year. More than eight . . . Read more
