Sponsors For The Olympics
By: Sufiyaan 73
What are we going to be learning today?
1. What is a "Sponsor"?
2. How does Olympic sponsorship work?
3, Which companies have sponsored the Sochi Winter Olympic games and the winter Olympic games before that?
4. What are the responsibilities of the Olympic sponsors?
5. What is are examples of a Domestic Sponsors?
6. How do sponsors advertise the Olympics?
What is a "Sponsor"?
The Story of Sponsors
Different Types of Olympic Sponsorship
How Does Olympic Sponsorship work?
Did you sponsor the Olympic games?
Which companies sponsored The Sochi Olympic games and ones before that?
1. Coca-Cola
2. Atos,
3. Dow
4. GE(In other words, General Electric Company)
5. Mac Donald's
6. Omega
7. Panasonic
8. P&G (Procter and Gamble)
9. Samsung
10. Visa
These ten companies do a lot for the Olympic games they are also very notorious in the Winter Olympic event. The only other company that wasn't sponsoring the Olympics in the 2012 London Olympics was Acer. In Vancouver 2010 the Worldwide TOP Partners were:
1.Coca-Cola
2. Acer
3. Atos Origin
4. GE(In other words, General Electric Company)
5. Mac Donald's
6. Omega
7. Panasonic
8. Samsung
9. Visa
Therefore, you can see that there are many famous companies that sponsor the Olympics and some of them are very recurring.
So Much Work
What are the responsibilities of the Olympic sponsors?
Domestic / National Sponsors
Here's some information about Domestic Sponsors
1. Adidas
2. BMW
3. BP(a petroleum agency)
4. British Airways
5. BT group(a British multinational telecommunications services company)
6. EDF(a French electric utility company)
7. Llyods Bank
Adding to that, Canada has many partners this year. Canada's also has a group sponsors called the Premium National Partners in Sochi 2014, and they are:
1. RBC(Royal Bank of Canada) 2. Bell
3. Canadian Tire 3. The Hudson's Bay Company
Canada's main group of National/ Domestic Partners are :
1. Air Canada 2. BMW
3. PetroCanada 3. Teck
Now you have learned a lot about The Worldwide TOP Partners and some of the Domestic Sponsors.