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Luxury brands embrace sponsorship to connect with young consumers
Luxury brand sponsorships are not new. Rolex can trace its Wimbledon sponsorship back to 1978 while Louis Vuitton has been an America’s Cup partner since 1983. The likes of Tag Heuer, Longines and Dior are also among the sector’s loyal...
Six ways to activate sponsorships via social & digital platforms
In today’s digitally-connected world, sponsorship is no longer just about names on shirts or billboards at events. The most effective partnerships are those that embrace digital platforms — where audiences interact, share, and engage in...
The Collective® Economy Part II: Her Fandom, Her Buying Power - New study reveals how women fans are shaping sports fandom
The Collective®, Wasserman’s global advocacy and advisory business with the aim to drive investment in women across sports, music, and entertainment, has launched The Collective Economy Part II: Her Fandom, Her Buying Power, a data-driven...
Redefining Arts Sponsorship
The headline story in arts and cultural sponsorship for the last few years has been the showdown between rights holders (events and institutions) and activists over which brands should be deemed as suitable partners for the sector. ...
Women’s Sport continues to build momentum – as agency heavyweights deliver wealth of insights for sponsors and partners
Summer 2025 represents another high-water mark for women’s sport, with the UEFA European Women’s Championship, Wimbledon Women’s Championships and Women’s Rugby World Cup just a few of the eye-catching events on show...
