Brands’ appetite to sponsor live entertainment remains strong
Once COVID-19 passes, brands’ appetite to sponsor and partner with live events will be stronger than ever, based on the pent-up demand from fans, says TEG CEO, Geoff Jones.
Read moreOnce COVID-19 passes, brands’ appetite to sponsor and partner with live events will be stronger than ever, based on the pent-up demand from fans, says TEG CEO, Geoff Jones.
Read moreGarage door supplier Best Doors has upgraded its sponsorship of the Brisbane Bullets for the upcoming NBL season.
Read moreRugby Australia will have its training facility at Moore Park fitted with the latest strength and mobility equipment under a new multi-year partnership with fitness equipment company PTP.
Read moreOptus is leveraging its partnership with Paralympics Australia by creating a new app to help Paralympians during the covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreBHP will remain as Perth Glory’s principal partner for the upcoming Hyundai A-League season, after the global resources giant renewed its sponsorship for a further 12 months.
Read moreReal estate web platform Homely has partnered with the Gold Coast Titans and will look to use the sponsorship to expand its presence in the Queensland market.
Read moreKia Motors has renewed its commitment with the West Australian Football Commission in a deal that will also include the women’s competition.
Read moreLegacy Lighting has partnered with Hockey Australia to help it gain valuable brand awareness for a foray into stadium lightning, says the sporting body’s CEO, Matt Favier.
Read moreBBL franchise the Brisbane Heat’s successful social media strategy has played a major role in fueling the growth of its major partner, CUA’s own social engagement and audience platforms, says CUA head of marketing, Deborah Woodford.
Read moreThe successful bid by Australia and Zealand to host the FIFA women’s world cup 2023 will maintain momentum in sponsorship of women’s sport, particularly at a time when other sponsorship sectors face cuts, says global event expert.
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