How Sports Sponsorships Are Sold

Update: 2020-06-02

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How does the PGA Tour attract big brands to pay big money for a sponsorship? Michael Kuhn, Enliven's Director of Account Services, shares insights from his time at the PGA Tour and running a sports sponsorship rights agency on how to get big brands excited about a partnering with your business.

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How Sports Sponsorships Are Sold

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How Sports Sponsorships Are Sold