This year’s All-Star Week will take place in Washington, DC. The best players from the MLB’s 30 teams will come together in the nation’s capital to battle it out in various competitions like Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game. The Washington Post projected last year that All-Star Week in DC could bring $100 million… Continue reading MLB All-Star Week: Expected Impact on the Nation’s Capital
While many of the professional sports leagues in the United States and around the world make philanthropic commitments and efforts throughout the year, Major League Soccer takes sports philanthropy to another level. The league is relatively new in the US sports landscape and has worked hard to capture fans hearts in a realistic way. The… Continue reading Major League Soccer: The Sports Philanthropy League
Every four years, the best soccer players in the world trade their Real Madrid, Chelsea and Barca kits for their national colors. The World Cup is underway and even though the US is not making an appearance, there is plenty of action to take in. Economic Impact on Russia The FIFA 2018 World Cup in… Continue reading The Social Impact of the FIFA World Cup
Today should be a date that is bolded and circled on the calendars of communications and marketing Departments within sports teams and sports organizations around the world. If the date doesn’t ring any bells to you, that’s because very few pro leagues or teams here in the United States have taken advantage of the marketing… Continue reading What You Need to Know About the International Day of Sport for Development & Peace
Yesterday, Major League Baseball’s 30 clubs* across the continent (can’t forget about Canada) kicked off their 2018 season. Fun fact: March 29th is the earliest Opening Day in MLB history and it was the first time that all teams were scheduled an Opening Day game on the exact same day. In honor of the return… Continue reading Opening Day – Social Impact in the MLB | Part One
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