One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on August 25, 2016, 04:26:40 PM
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Richmond’s long-standing partner, Hostplus, has renewed its commitment to the Club for a further year.
The Tigers and Hostplus joined forces in 2005 and the latest one-year deal will extend the partnership until at least the end of 2018.
Read more: http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-08-25/hostplus-extends-partnership-with-tigers
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:birthday
Working our way from 2nd last on the sponsorship table to hopefully third last.
:cheers :santa :gotigers
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Hostplus has sponsored the Richmond Tigers since 2005, paying $844,000 for the privilege in FY23.
.... $844,000 a year (under a long-running deal) to sponsor CEO David Elia’s beloved Richmond Tigers.
https://www.afr.com/rear-window/big-super-s-spend-on-unions-sports-sponsorships-revealed-20231204-p5eot8
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Hostplus has sponsored the Richmond Tigers since 2005, paying $844,000 for the privilege in FY23.
.... $844,000 a year (under a long-running deal) to sponsor CEO David Elia’s beloved Richmond Tigers.
https://www.afr.com/rear-window/big-super-s-spend-on-unions-sports-sponsorships-revealed-20231204-p5eot8
Interesting
Hostplus sponsorship isn't limited to the RFC
The are co-major sponsor of the Suns but that isn't mentioned in the article but scan of their Annual report shows in over $1.3mill a year
But then it says...
"It pays $1.9 million a year to the AFL (to which it is an “official partner”), and $844,000 a year (under a long-running deal) to sponsor CEO David Elia’s beloved Richmond Tigers. Its Rabbitohs sponsorship sets it back $418,000 a year, while its support for the North Queensland Cowboys, Sydney Kings basketball team, Melbourne City Football Club and Brisbane Bullets set it back $300,000, $372,900, $550,000 and $220,000 respective."
:o
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Where do we rank on the sponsorship ladder these days ?
Still near the bottom ie third last as somebody mentioned I think
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Where do we rank on the sponsorship ladder these days ?
Still near the bottom ie third last as somebody mentioned I think
I don't know but those numbers from a few years back were not truly reflective of our overall sponsorship
A news outlet can't remember who used Club's annual reports to make a story. As all Clubs report differently ours appeared to be low when in fact it wasn't. And for other Clubs there numbers appeared to be astronomical when they weren't
What I can say is we are now near the top in total revenue
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And a good chunk of that revenue sits in unprofitable gyms.
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And a good chunk of that revenue sits in unprofitable gyms.
Will be asking about the gym business at next week's AGM
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Even a well run club like ours needs to be accountable for how money is paid or received
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And a good chunk of that revenue sits in unprofitable gyms.
Will be asking about the gym business at next week's AGM
Ask them why they are leaking costs like uber? Don’t see any HNWI’s
investors coming into this business
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I will post about the answer around Align Leisure in the AGM thread
But in short the Aligned Leisure business is profitable