No more BOA

[Car123]

Tepper Field.

[Mr. Scot]

1 hour ago, Car123 said:

Tepper Field.

Only if he changes the field back to grass...

Hell, if he did that he could name it after a porn website and I wouldn't care.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

Piggly Wiggly Field

AKA:  The Pig Pen

[Squirrel]

On 5/1/2023 at 8:42 PM, pantherdad said:

And the Winston-Salem dash also play at truist park as well

Truist HQ is in Winston Salem too. Would oy make sense for them yo take over the naming rights fir Panthers stadium.  

 

But Bojangles is expanding.  They are opening 3 places in the suburbs of Chicago in the next year.  So they might want the naming rights. 

[Squirrel]

Just now, Squirrel said:

Truist HQ is in Winston Salem too. Would oy make sense for them yo take over the naming rights fir Panthers stadium.  

 

But Bojangles is expanding.  They are opening 3 places in the suburbs of Chicago in the next year.  So they might want the naming rights. 

Other option is American Airlines. 

[Squirrel]

On 5/2/2023 at 12:22 PM, BrisbanePanther said:

Whatever it is, I suspect there will be some tea leaves to read regarding timing of a new stadium, which would fetch huge dollars by itself. Also have to keep in mind that there'll be other stadiums coming too which could take some potential sponsors, including new ones in Buffalo, Nashville, and DC (which will almost certainly have their pick of sponsors in a mega-deal to compete with Bezos). In fact, I think a new DC stadium could break the $500m sponsorship mark.

That being said, my contenders would be:

American Airlines Field due to the Charlotte hub, but I'm not sure airlines are throwing money like this at sponsorships anymore.

I also think it could be a random one like:

Samsung Stadium--but then again this feels like the name for a new (or heavily renovated) stadium. The tech upgrades, customer experience, and product placement takes care of itself. All the video boards, ribbon boards, monitors, wifi, everything--all Samsung and probably special features for Samsung phone owners (like me! ). 

Allegiant Airlines has the naming rights for the Raiders stadium in Vegas. Airlines still have arena naming rights. 

[Jay Roosevelt]

I hate stadium naming rights deals. Kills a good amount of the individuality of all stadiums.

[CPcavedweller]

On 5/1/2023 at 6:59 PM, Mr. Scot said:

Yeah, saw that.

Don't remember when that was instituted but it sounds like a dumb idea.

Hiring Rhule was a dumb idea, which most everyone here knew at the time.

[PanthersATL]

2 hours ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

I hate stadium naming rights deals. Kills a good amount of the individuality of all stadiums.

The Duke's Mayo Bowl committee has entered the chat about sponsorships and naming rights

[ladypanther]

Time is running out on Bank of America’s naming rights contract for the Carolina Panthers’ stadium uptown. The bank purchased the naming rights in 2004 under a 20-year agreement for $140 million, or $7 million per season. The financial institution has been headquartered in Charlotte since 1998 after NationsBank’s merger with BankAmerica. It’s unclear if Bank of America will renew the contract. A bank spokesperson said there’s nothing to report at this time.

 

Today, the average stadium naming rights deal across the country is about $14 million a year, Depken said. He expects the new contract for the Panthers stadium to cost about $10 to $15 million annually. Last year, insurance company Acrisure paid $10 million per year for 15 years to be the name on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ stadium.

 

Also last year, the Cincinnati Bengals and Paycor signed a deal worth for $12 million a year for 16 years. Other stadium deals have doubled and tripled those numbers. In 2019, Social Finance Inc. paid more than $30 million annually over 20 years to put its name “SoFi” on the new stadium for the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers. The same year, Allegiant Airlines paid $25 million per year for Las Vegas Raiders stadium rights.

Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article275007936.html#storylink=cpy

 

[Mr. Scot]

Thanks, LP.

Aside, I hate stadium naming rights deals. I miss when you just had a football name for the stadium.

[TheCasillas]

Whoever gets the naming rights to the stadium is going to get good exposure. Considering now tepper NFL, MLS and entertainment happening in that stadium there is more opportunity for their brand to get noticed

Edited May 6, 2023 by TheCasillas

[Brooklyn 3.0]

I'd like to see data on how much new business or repeat business stadium branding actually brings a company.

[PanthersATL]

3 hours ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

I'd like to see data on how much new business or repeat business stadium branding actually brings a company.

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