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    Thursday
    Feb052009

    The Nets Entice Local CEO's With Free Team Sponsorship Offer...

    DateThursday, February 5, 2009 at 06:09PM

    Are you looking for a great way to generate some immediate buzz for your organization? Are you looking for a way to network with local industry leaders and spur new business leads?

    The New Jersey Nets recently announced a tremendous offer that is sure to get some attention from CEO's in the NY/NJ metropolitan area. The Nets are offering CEO's throughout the local region a chance to compete in the Nets Metropolitan Madness Basketball Challenge in March for the chance to win a free Nets sponsorship for the first two months of the 2009-2010 season.

    The Nets are setting up a bracket-style March Madness competition, with 64 companies (including 32 current Nets partners and a team of Nets employees) competing in 5-on-5 play at the Nets practice facility. The two (2) teams that advance to the championship game will face off at the IZOD Center on Monday, March 30th - an event that will include Nets celebrities on-hand serving as coaches.

    What's up for grabs?

    The winning company will receive:

    • Two (2) months of free advertising (including courtside, television viewable signage)
    • Advertising on the radio during Nets games and on NJNets.com

    The losing companies will receive:

    • 25 complimentary tickets for a Nets game in 2008, which includes food and beverage hospitality
    AuthorBrian Gainor | CommentPost a Comment | Reference1 Reference | | Print ArticlePrint Article |

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