Rebels chalk up several sponsor wins and forge key strategic alliance
The Melbourne Rebels have overcome several commercial setbacks to secure half a dozen key sponsorships in recent days, including three new jersey partners.Read more
The Melbourne Rebels have overcome several commercial setbacks to secure half a dozen key sponsorships in recent days, including three new jersey partners.Read more
As our industry rapidly evolves, the Sponsorship News Conference is the only place to hear from the leading minds of the sponsorship landscape – and today is your very last chance to grab discounted tickets for the not-to-be-missed summit.Read more
ASX-listed media company HT&E is closing in on financial stability for its esports venture after recording big start-up and operational losses for Gfinity last year despite "meaningful sponsorship revenue."Read more
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras will be carbon-neutral for the first time in 2019 after signing a new partnership with green energy retailer, Powershop.Read more
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Qatar Airways will join forces with Golf Australia for the airline's second major sponsorship in Australia.Read more
Opera Australia's increasingly diverse performance and educational programs have yielded new partnerships with APT, Bloomberg and multinational law-firm Gilbert+Tobin.Read more
Healthcare giant Bupa has become the latest blue-chip brand to sign an integrated partnership with the West Australian Football League and will launch a raft of new initiatives to support the deal.Read more
Carlton has secured a five-year partnership renewal with Ikon Services, coinciding with a $15 million funding commitment from the Federal Government that will ensure a redevelopment of the AFL club's home ground.Read more
The sponsorship industry's growing sophistication in shifting away from exposure and "eyeballs" represents a big opportunity for arts and cultural rights-holders to capitalise on their unique audiences, according to Gemba's Tim Morris.Read more