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Journal of Sponsorship
Table of Contents
Volume 1
Issue 1, Sept 2007
Issue 2, Dec 2007
Issue 3, April 2008
Issue 4 - June 2008
Volume 2
Issue 1, November 2008
Editorials:
- Sponsorship – Apolitical or a political tool?
Helen Day, Vice Chairman, ESA & Helen Day Consulting
- Sponsorship evaluation
Norm O'Reilly, Director and Associate Professor, Laurentian University, Canada
General Articles:
- FedExCup sponsorship of new season-long competition delivers for PGA TOUR and TOUR marketing partners
Chris Smith, Director of Public Relations, PGA TOUR Business
- Advertising and sponsorship returns – the long-term investment plan
Bernard Chudy, Director of Marketing Science, Millward Brown
- The conflict of selling multiple sponsorships: The NFL beer market
Dr John Fortunato, School of Business, Area of Communication & Media Management, Fordham University and Jared Melzer, Sports Marketing Manager, University of Texas
- Brand activation & ROI with Bluetooth in event sponsorship
Elaine Haines, Commercial Director, Hypertag
- Sport at the heart of marketing: The integration debate
Jacques Raynaud, Vice-Chairman, Eurosport Group and Eurosport Events
- Managing the sponsorship mix
Peter Walshe, Global Account Director, Millward Brown
- Strategies for sales of corporate sponsorship programs to the corporate community
Daniel J. Torla, President, Entertainment Resources
- The balance of rights - getting it right for a major sporting event
Bill Cooper, Director of Commercial Rights Management, Vancouver Organising Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympics’ Winter Games
Legal & Regulatory Article:
- The lessons learned from football: Sponsorships, contracts and "right of first refusal"
Ron Urbach, Partner, Davis & Gilbert
Book review
- ‘The Sponsorship Seeker’s Toolkit’ (3rd Edition) by Kim Skildum-Reid and Anne-Marie Grey
Reviewed by Nigel Dobson, Director (Sports Development & Services) & Executive Director (S.I.N.I.), University of Ulster, UK
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ISSN 1754-1360 (Print)
ISSN 1754-1379
(Online)
Published: Quarterly
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