A brand’s sponsorship portfolio can evolve over time into a collection of disjointed properties that may or may not support current business and brand objectives. A portfolio may include properties that fit past objectives, were pet interests of past executives
Small, local, or regional sponsorships can be an important part of your overall sponsorship portfolio, however local decision-makers don’t always have the expertise to negotiate and secure the best value proposition, and your business risk isn’t always adequately managed…
Live events have an inherent element of variability and can face a diverse set of potential threats to safety. Situations range from inclement weather and crowd control to the potential of active shooters and terrorist threats—any of which can require significant and prudent responses by a property including cancellations or an immediate evacuation.
The current Covid-19 crisis has put so many aspects of the sports and entertainment industry into a state of uncertainty. The trickledown effect will last for quite some time. At Lumency, how we approach our business and how we advise clients hasn’t changed…
Across industries and country markets, brands are moving towards more sustainable business practices.
It’s no surprise in 2020 that consumer research shows that the clear majority of consumers in the U.S. are looking for businesses to take the lead on social and environmental change…
There are two widely held yet opposing myths about sponsorship measurement. One is that sponsorship isn’t measurable. The second is that effective sponsorship measurement should provide a single data point output; i.e., for every dollar I spend on a sponsorship
CASE STUDY: Toyota | Team Toyota Talent Evaluation | Olympic & Paralympic Athletes | Canada ASSIGNMENT Deploy Lumency’s Talent Evaluation Tool to identify and secure partnerships with key Canadian Olympic and Paralympic athletes to best represent Toyota in support of
THE POTENTIAL POWER AND PRICE OF PAID TALENT ENDORSEMENTS. Brands endorsements are well known for their potentially powerful effects, bringing to mind iconic pairings such as Michael Jordan and Nike, Britney Spears and Pepsi, Jamie Lee Curtis and her Activia
CASE STUDY: Toyota | Sport & Mobility Brand Platform | Olympics/Paralympics | Canada & Global
ASSIGNMENT: Leverage Toyota’s global investment in the Olympics and Paralympics to create domestic relevance in Canada, drive national awareness for the Olympic partnership, and build…
NOTE: The following is based on a webinar Lumency President & CEO, Ian Malcolm, gave to the World Federation of Advertisers on March 26th, 2020 We are in a crisis. There is no doubt these are unprecedented times.
