Former Ticketek chief Chris Forbes has joined Swimming Australia as chief commercial officer, with Nine Live commercial director Cam Hoy stepping into the top role at the ticket-sales business.Read more
Two major sponsors have re-signed with the North Queensland Cowboys on improved terms as the club reaps the rewards of its maiden premiership victory.Read more
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> New Australian staff as part of global Repucom reshuffle
> Jets get new sponsor, commercial director to depart
> Suncorp Bank out of Perth Arena
> Cricket Victoria signs first deal across all elite propertiesRead more
TPG has cut back iiNet's sponsorship team in the wake of its $1.5 billion takeover, just a month after iiNet took home a national marketing award for Australia's best sponsorship campaign.Read more
Renewable energy brand Opal Solar has upgraded its partnership with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs to fill the lower-back jersey position for the next two seasons.Read more
Innocean, the in-house sponsorship agency of Kia and Hyundai, has appointed Ben Greenslade as its new head of sponsorship and events.Read more
Swimming Australia's sponsorship revenue has jumped by $1.5 million in the first year of a new principal partnership with Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting.Read more
Coconut water drink Coco Joy has replaced the outgoing Kaspersky as the principal partner of the Manly Sea Eagles, and the club is also set to sign a Chinese smartphone brand as sleeve sponsor.Read more
Apparel brand Star Athletic has made good on its promise to move into the NRL, securing a kit partnership with the Melbourne Storm in a long-term deal.Read more
Manly Sea Eagles principal partner Kaspersky has departed the club after four seasons as major sponsor, but the NRL outfit is believed to have already lined up a replacement.Read more
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