2013 NSF Sponsorship Breakout Session (Full Audio)

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LISTEN TO ONE OF 28 BREAKOUT SESSIONS FROM THIS PAST YEAR'S NSF
 
 
Each year the National Sports Forum features 28 breakout sessions concentrated on the most relevant issues in the marketing, sales, sponsorship and business development side of sports business. 
 
Last year we featured topics such as:
  • "Entertaining Fans of the Future"
  • "7 Keys to Driving Engagement, Brand Equity and Value"
  • "Using Analytics to Maximize Revenue"
Noted sponsorship industry expert Dan Migala, of Property Consulting Group (PCG) and The Migala Report led a session entitled: "Lessons Learned in Perfecting the Process of Generating Multi-Million Dollar Sponsorships out of Non-Traditional Assets".
 
Listen to the full session below for real-world case studies and pointers from Dan on how thinking outside the box can net your organization millions in sponsorship sales.
 
We hope you enjoy the content!
 
 
 
(For access to more best-practices and thought-provoking ideas, sign up for the 2014 National Sports Forum in Dallas before prices rise on July 31, 2013!)
 
 
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For more information on the 2014 NSF in Dallas, visit www.sports-forum.com or contact Lindsay Campbell at 800.232.3133 x 207 or [email protected].
 
 
 
 
ABOUT THE NATIONAL SPORTS FORUM
The National Sports Forum is the largest annual cross-gathering of the top team sports marketing, sales, promotions, and event entertainment executives from throughout the broad spectrum of teams and leagues in North America. The 2014 NSF Conference and Trade Show will be held February 9 - 11, 2014 in Dallas, Texas.
 
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