Objectives Explain sponsorship/partnership as it relates to the SER industries Explain the reasons for a company or organization to use sponsorships Identify.

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Objectives Explain sponsorship/partnership as it relates to the SER industries Explain the reasons for a company or organization to use sponsorships Identify current trends in sponsorship within the SER industries

What is a Sponsorship? Promotion of a company in association with a property or event Designed to benefit both the sponsor and the sponsored Helps increase a company’s branding ...So what’s an endorsement? Statements of approval concerning a product or service by an individual or organization on behalf of the producer.

Sponsorships Appeal to emotions, allow people to develop a relationship Can be flexible Company can sponsor all or portions of a sporting event “This halftime performance brought to you by…” “AT&T Player of the Game” “American Airlines Arena”

Benefits of Sponsorships To the sponsor: Improve sales by creating interest in products and/or services Generate brand awareness Enhance image through association with athlete, team, or event

Benefits of Sponsorships To the sponsored: Help pay costs and expenses Raise standards Increase status In 1999, FedEx Corp. agreed to pay the Washington Redskins $7.6 million per year for 27 years for the rights to name the stadium FedEx Field.

Facility Entitlements Types of Sponsorship Signage Entitlements Facility Entitlements Product Exclusivity

Signage Any kind of graphic created to display information to a particular audience Can be located anywhere it can be seen such as on the scoreboard, floorboards, or rafters Provides direct advertising for the company if a game or event is televised and the sign is shown

Example of Signage NASCAR offers several different opportunities for signage sponsorship. Companies can purchase the rights to place their logo, slogan, and/or colors on various parts of the car, around the track, and on uniforms.

Entitlements Association of a company’s name with the name of an event or facility in exchange for money or other considerations Occur when there is one major sponsor for an event Provide a clear link to the sponsor thus providing direct advertising to the sponsor

Example of Entitlements PGA has entitlement sponsors for a majority of its tournaments The sponsor’s name appears in the name of the tournament The Buick Invitational, The Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am, and The Wachovia Championship are just a few of the tournaments with entitlement sponsors

Facility Entitlements Occur when a company purchases the promotional rights to an entire stadium Have become a popular way for companies to gain publicity Offer publicity to the company when any event is held at the facility

Example of Facility Entitlements Many NFL teams play in stadiums which have facility entitlements Reliant Stadium in Houston, Heinz Stadium in Pittsburgh, and Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis are just a few of the stadiums with facility entitlements

Product Exclusivity Occurs when only one product in a product category is approved for sponsorship Prevents other companies from advertising or selling their product at the event Ensures a company makes a profit from their product being sold