Storm scores World Club Challenge naming rights sponsor
The Melbourne Storm has secured a naming rights sponsor for this month's World Club Challenge and has also signed a restaurant chain as its first-ever membership partner.Read more
The Melbourne Storm has secured a naming rights sponsor for this month's World Club Challenge and has also signed a restaurant chain as its first-ever membership partner.Read more
Port Adelaide has hired a sales executive with experience in Asia to fill the year-long vacancy at the top of its commercial department.Read more
The Gold Coast Suns have fallen to the bottom of the AFL's revenue-generating ladder after sponsorship revenue dropped by almost $2.1 million in 2017.Read more
Hoyts will create a "chain of esports arenas" in existing cinema complexes as part of a new partnership with Gfinity Esports, the start-up gaming league operated by ASX-listed Here There & Everywhere.Read more
Cameron Honey, the FFA's second most senior commercial staffer, has been appointed as the first chief commercial officer at Sydney FC.Read more
Laneway, the national music and cultural festival, has scored new partnerships with Marvel, Kiehl's and beer brand Coopers to complete its strongest-ever lineup of sponsors.Read more
The AFL has opened up a new sponsorship category through its new deal with a leading education provider, while Melbourne has snagged what it claims is the AFLW's longest-running deal so far.Read more
> AFL's audience and growth boss to take extended leave
> FFA's new esports league to be shown on Fox Sports, Twitch
> Melbourne's White Night festival scores energy partner
> "Business as usual" as Healthway merges with Lotterywest
> Baseball Australia signs new airline to top-tier deal
> Naming rights deals for three motorsport championshipsRead more
Reigning NRL champions the Melbourne Storm will post a 35% sponsorship revenue increase in 2018 and are on-track for a record number of sponsors and members, according to commercial director Ben Dunn.Read more
Entertainment and ticketing company TEG Live will scale up its focus on esports with the return of the Intel Extreme Masters, the largest live esports event ever held in Australia.Read more