Brisbane Festival to build on 2018 success with upcoming event
With most existing sponsors renewing and a bevy of new deals locked in place, the Brisbane Festival expects to exceed $2.75 million in cash sponsorship in 2019.
Read moreWith most existing sponsors renewing and a bevy of new deals locked in place, the Brisbane Festival expects to exceed $2.75 million in cash sponsorship in 2019.
Read moreThe 2019 SAE Group Australian Surf Championships has signed three new partners, Solo Resource Recovery, Gold Coast Airport and Tweed Shire Council, after the event achieved an uplift in media value over the past three years.
Read moreHosting two professional sporting teams is likely to help the Campbelltown Sports Stadium secure a naming rights partner for around $500,000 a year.
Read moreOnline retailer Kogan.com has become an official, fifth-tier partner for the St Kilda Football Club, joining Antler and Eukanuba.
Read moreFootball NSW and Northern NSW Football have partnered with construction company Ausco Modular to increase infrastructure for grassroots football clubs across the state.
Read moreThe Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has appointed Jayde Walker as senior manager, corporate partnerships, from next week.
Read moreCredit Union Australia has renewed its principal partnership with Brisbane Heat and Queensland Cricket for another three years, after initially supporting cricket in 2016.
Read moreElectronics and mobile communications company Oppo has become Splendour in the Grass 2019’s official smartphone partner and hopes to engage the music festival’s young demographic.
Read moreAustralian brand Crumpler has become the official luggage partner for the 2020 Australian Olympic team, after first supporting the team for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
Read moreResearch from Nielsen’s data insights service Fanlinks has revealed methods to better understand fans’ behaviour and measure sports sponsorships’ ROI.
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