Taking over the USOC family program from now-departed sponsor Bank of America, the consumer product giant has turned a conference center on West Hastings Street into a โhome away from homeโ for U.S. athletes and...
In what may be the fastest turnaround of an Olympic sponsorship deal ever, Procter & Gamble signed, sealed and then delivered its first-ever P&G Family Home in about 60 days.
When the Olympic flame on Feb. 12 lit the cauldron at BC Place Stadium, site of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, it symbolized peace, hope, inclusiveness, equality, joy and fraternity to viewers around the...
The largest sponsor at the 2010 Winter Olympics is using the Games as a platform for brand growth, b-to-b hospitality, technology showcases and yes, sales generation.
There’s nothing like a long line to pique the public’s interest. And that’s exactly what Panasonic has done with its sponsor pavilion at the 2010 Winter Olympics—twice! Outside the brand’s two-story, glass-front structure, fans wait...
They say you shouldnโt judge a book by its cover. Well, maybe you should. With a slick exterior design more reminiscent of a museum than a temporary brand experience, Samsungโs branded center at the Olympic...
It is the largest sponsor at the 2010 Winter Olympics, using the Games as a platform for brand growth, b-to-b hospitality, technology showcases and yes, sales generation. For Bell Canada, the Vancouver Games is an...
Yahoo! is activating at the Olympics with a โFancouverโ pop-up store bringing to life the attributes and brand essence of its Yahoo! Sports offerings. Consumers pop in (upwards of 10,000 are rolling through daily) and...
The massive Coca-Cola experience at the 2010 Winter Olympics has lines up to two hours long, but those that wait have been rewarded. The Pavilion experience begins with a tour of Coke memorabilia and the...
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is one of the most anticipated magazines in the publishing year, but the Sports Illustrated Group, a subsidiary of Time Inc., was looking for more than just fleeting newsstand sales....