Re-thinking sports marketing now that fans are in charge
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Time is running out for the universal bluff and bluster from leading sports brands to premium sponsors about multi-millions of dedicated fans in the Far East and Africa. “If the sports business doe…
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Pat Croce, the former owner of the Philadelphia 76er's is a recent investor of Flimp's. (It's really interesting to google Pat's name)
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Do you see doing a Summit in Houston, Austin, or Dallas.
If it is feasible or on the chalkboard, please let me know.
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Terry
I had the same question as Terry below since it would be nice to get a list ahead of time of all the attendees and their contact info so we could try and set up some face time with people we are interested in meeting with prior to the event and get some of the leg work out of the way.
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