Proven Winners Taking Message Out To The Ballgame

Proven Winners is partnering with WGN radio in Chicago to sponsor a three-game series between the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers over Mother’s Day weekend.

In addition to on-air endorsements beginning two days before the three-game series, Proven Winners’ exclusive sponsorship will also be recognized during both the top and bottom half of each inning of every game.

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On Mother’s Day, Proven Winners will reward one lucky Mom with a garden valued at $5,000, as well as a party for 14 in WGN’s skybox at Wrigley Field for a 2009 Cubs game.

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:

Several years back, our company was providing the plant material for the gardens at the new stadium for the WORLD CHAMPION Philadelphia Phillies. I asked Proven Winners at that time to help us by providing plant material in exchange for signage, endorsements, etc. We were turned down cold with the explanation that this was not a direction that they saw had merit or value. I wonder what has changed—after all, they do the Kentucky Derby, a one-day event, and we were proposing MONTHS of exposure with DAILY TV COVERAGE and 3 MILLION unique visitors to the stadium. I wonder what the potential ‘retail impressions’ would have been for THAT, since they love to tell us all about ‘retail impressions’ all the time.

Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:

Several years back, our company was providing the plant material for the gardens at the new stadium for the WORLD CHAMPION Philadelphia Phillies. I asked Proven Winners at that time to help us by providing plant material in exchange for signage, endorsements, etc. We were turned down cold with the explanation that this was not a direction that they saw had merit or value. I wonder what has changed—after all, they do the Kentucky Derby, a one-day event, and we were proposing MONTHS of exposure with DAILY TV COVERAGE and 3 MILLION unique visitors to the stadium. I wonder what the potential ‘retail impressions’ would have been for THAT, since they love to tell us all about ‘retail impressions’ all the time.