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Title: National Sponsor of Womens Hockey


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  • National Sponsor of Womens Hockey

Eoghan ÓNeachtain Public Affairs Manager
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  • ESB at a Glance
  • Leading Irish energy utility
  • 9,000 staff
  • 1.9million customers
  • 90,000 new connections in 2005
  • Issue 11.3million Bills annually
  • National Contact Centre handle 4 million calls
    annually
  • ESBI operating in over 40 Countries Worldwide

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ESB Group includes the following Businesses
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Sponsorship in Perspective
  • Sponsorship the fastest-growing form of
    Marketing.
  • Worldwide Brand marketers will spend close to 50
    billion on sponsorships in 2006 (4.3 billion in
    1990)
  • Companies more and more having to justify the
    returns on the investments

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ESB and Sponsorship
  • Each year ESB receive thousands of requests for
    sponsorship (formal submissions, letters, verbal
    etc.)
  • For a company like ESB, with a limited spend on
    sponsorship, it is important that the
    sponsorships selected fit with
  • Brand Strategy
  • Core Values
  • Provide a measurable return on investment
  • In the past 18 months ESB reviewed total
    Sponsorship strategy
  • Reduced our Sponsorship Portfolio from 28 to 4

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Why we chose Womens Hockey to Sponsor
  • Good fit with our Brand (All Ireland,
    Progressive, Successful, Large communityetc)
  • Good timing we were approached at the time of
    our Sponsorship review and were looking around
  • Professional approach of the Irish Hockey
    Association impressed us

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How do you Get Sponsorship?
  • Gaining a good Sponsor is not easy (remember a
    one off donation is not sponsorship)
  • Dont confuse fundraising with Sponsorship
  • Companies view sponsorship as an investment
  • What can you give them in return?
  • A Good Sponsorship involves forming a
    relationship between both parties
  • Goals can be in tandem and both can gain from the
    Sponsorship

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So How do you get Sponsorship?
  • In a local community look locally
  • Look for a good fit (are your hockey community
    potential customers of the proposed sponsor?)
  • What are the benefits for the sponsor?
  • Good Will
  • Branding opportunities?
  • Events to bring clients?
  • Events to Speak At ??
  • Research your proposed sponsor and put together a
    professional sponsorship package bearing in mind
    that they will want a return on their investment

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ESB also has to work on its Sponsorships
  • Sponsorship is not about just passing over a
    cheque
  • Average support spend can be as much as twice the
    sponsorship fee
  • For Womens European Championships
  • Radio Advertising
  • Media sponsorship placement
  • Branding of Pitch
  • Branding of International Kit
  • Current Plans
  • TV Advertisement
  • Print Advertisements
  • Pitch-side branding at certain clubs
  • Total branding of all International kit extras
  • Promotion of Hockey through ESB Media (EM)

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A successful Sponsorship should provide a win /
win situation for all
  • Organisation wins
  • for development, promotion etc
  • raising of profile of Sport/Event
  • increased participation (players/supporters)
  • Sponsor wins
  • Sponsorship reflects well on Brand
  • media opportunities (Brand associated with
    events/success)
  • event opportunities (clients/customer/staff)
  • branding opportunities (players/grounds/programmes
    )

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Why Sponsorships Fail?
  • Most sponsorships fail because of inability to
    provide a measurable return on investment!
  • ESB review of Sponsorship (28 to 4)
  • When tested many Sponsorships were delivering no
    value to ESB
  • Some required additional resourcing above
    fee/support
  • Company has to justify spend to its Board
  • Value is measured by
  • Awareness
  • Fit with Brand
  • Media Profile
  • Added Value

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Eoghan Ó Neachtain
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