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Not a shock. Fin Tech is deep pocket VCReport that Heniz had originally had a 20 year deal that paid $57 million dollars or $2.85 million a year. Acrisure 10 year deal will pay more than $10 million a year.
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Not a shock. Fin Tech is deep pocket VCReport that Heniz had originally had a 20 year deal that paid $57 million dollars or $2.85 million a year. Acrisure 10 year deal will pay more than $10 million a year.
I’ve heard it’s a 15 year dealReport that Heniz had originally had a 20 year deal that paid $57 million dollars or $2.85 million a year. Acrisure 10 year deal will pay more than $10 million a year.
Correct it's 15 I typed that wrong so over $150 million dealI’ve heard it’s a 15 year deal
Personally I wouldCorrect it's 15 I typed that wrong so over $150 million deal
Maybe GB should look to sell Lambeau rights
I am guessing GB would "listen" but my guess to get the rights to rename lambeau I am guessing they would have to be blown away with a offer. Though I could also see them do something like Coca-Cola presents Lambeau Field.Personally I would
Which is what I believe Denver did. Thing is I don’t believe you get $10m per year @ Lambeau, probably closer to $3m / $5m.I am guessing GB would "listen" but my guess to get the rights to rename lambeau I am guessing they would have to be blown away with a offer. Though I could also see them do something like Coca-Cola presents Lambeau Field.
And for that little GB would not bother to change the name. I would not be shocked if they got offers like that and turned them down.Which is what I believe Denver did. Thing is I don’t believe you get $10m per year @ Lambeau, probably closer to $3m / $5m.
The problem is that they are only “on air” 8 weeks out of the year so the impressions would be minimal.I believe the naming rights over Lambeau Field would be a little better than the $3-5 mill range. I'd agree, except for the statements made by FlaPack about the Packers being one of the three most watched games on the schedule, when broadcast nationally. Just having the name floated with the Packers, like Coca-Cola, as was commented, it would be a cheap advertising investment. With someone like Coke, the opportunities would be endless, including tailgate involvement, logo on tickets, just about everything. Obviously more recognizable than a bank, or other entity, that's local.
If I was Coke, I'd go after that puppy, and if I was the Packers, I'd like locking up with them, because the Green Bay Packers and the Coca-Cola brands are two of the most well known in the US. Just my opinion.
They probably get that for the naming of the gates there now in total, about $3m for the entire “package”.And for that little GB would not bother to change the name. I would not be shocked if they got offers like that and turned them down.