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   Does Pay For Performance Make Sense For Sponsorship?  BY ADAM GROSSMAN 
 






















    



 
   
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BY ADAM GROSSMAN

Does Pay For Performance Make Sense For Sponsorship?

Yesterday, Anheuser-Busch announced a decision to utilize "a new sponsorship model that promises to shake up the industry. It is built on incentives for performance on the field, pitch or court, as well as off of it". In 2012, B6A explored a similar approach The Emirates Group employed with the Arsenal as part of a larger deal including a jersey sponsorship. That blog post is included here. 

     

 
   UMBC Positioned to Take Advantage of March Madness Success  BY ADAM GROSSMAN 
 






















    



 
   
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BY ADAM GROSSMAN

UMBC Positioned to Take Advantage of March Madness Success

The biggest star of the 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament so far is Zach Seidel. Seidel, however, is not the “only” a star on the UMBC team. UMBC as an institution is the biggest winner of the NCAA Tournament so far, even more for what it has done off the court than on the court.