Mondelēz is scaling up its sports marketing by going more regional
The company, which owns multiple snack brands, recently announced partnerships with the Kansas City Chiefs and five NCAA programs.
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The company, which owns multiple snack brands, recently announced partnerships with the Kansas City Chiefs and five NCAA programs.
“You can create a plan around an individual player with the hopes that that player advances really far, but if he doesn’t, then you’re kind of left with no plan,” the Galaxy’s president and COO said.
The audience for the sport is growing, and teams are starting to pull in big brands with even bigger marketing budgets, like Kellogg’s Raisin Bran.
The insurance company, which has worked with Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid, is adding Cam Skattebo, Fernando Mendoza, and Curt Cignetti to its talent roster.
The English league’s new campaign for its 2026-27 season targets US audiences by highlighting World Cup stars—and one famous New York fan.
The non-alcoholic beer brand inked a wide-reaching, multi-year sponsorship deal with the stadium, as well as the Jets and the Giants.
On the heels of the pickleball craze, padel is poised to be one of the next sports to pique the interest of American sports enthusiasts and brands.
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