WEIGHT GROUP BRANDING PUSH TO LEAD TO SPONSORSHIP IN 2007
With the company reported to be spending up to $30 million over the next four years to re-establish its brand in the local market, weight ...Read more
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SYDNEY REMAINS ON A1 CALENDAR WITH VENUE TO COME
The organisers of the A1 Grand Prix have announced a provisional calendar for the 2006/07 season, with Sydney pencilled in for the seventh round on ...Read more
BARCELONA'S HUMANITARIAN SPONSORSHIP
In a watershed development in global sponsorship, the Barcelona Football Club, which is recognised as one of the biggest sports clubs in the world, has ...Read more
STRATHFIELD CROSSES SYDNEY TO BACK THE SHARKS
The Cronulla Sharks NRL club has finalised a new sleeve sponsorship deal with car entertainment products and mobile phone retailer the Strathfield Group of Companies. ...Read more
ADELAIDE UNITED PROGRESSING WITH MAJOR VACANCIES AS INTEREST RISES
Although still in Europe for a few more weeks post World Cup, Michael Petrillo, CEO of the Adelaide United A-League club, has told SSA this ...Read more
KINGS IMPROVE FIREPOWER
In the first of two major sponsorship announcements in the NBL this week, the Sydney Kings has managed to significantly upgrade its arrangement with automotive ...Read more
STRONG SUPPORT FOR BID TO INCREASE RUGBY EVENTS IN SA
The South Australian Government has announced this week that it will be supporting the South Australian Rugby Union (SARU) in an aggressive bid for Adelaide ...Read more
NEW EVENT AT ASHES HOME ENTERS LOCAL MARKET
The organisers of a new Twenty 20 cricket match scheduled for this November in Sunbury, Victoria - a town famous for its involvement in the ...Read more
SECOND DEAL COMING FOR VOIP PLAYER
Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) operator BroadIP is in the process of finalising a second major sponsorship deal, according to the company's chairman, Vaz Hovanessian. ...Read more
PLANNING TO MOVE FORWARD FOR ENTERTAINING NEW GOLF EVENT
Planning for the establishment of a unique new golf tournament in Australia as early as 2007 will pick up over the next couple of months ...Read more
