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1. The potential for an NHL franchise in Las Vegas due to a new arena being built and interest from potential owners, though the author questions whether hockey would be successful due to the warm climate and smaller population.
2. Major sporting events like Formula 1 races and golf tournaments are increasingly being held in oil-rich Gulf countries like Qatar, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi due to large investments from wealthy local investors. The 2022 FIFA World Cup being held in Qatar shows this region becoming a new center for global sports.
3. Fighting in hockey is expected to be banned within 10 years as the game
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- The top countries that international buyers come from are Canada, Mexico, the UK, India, and China. Canadian buyers make up 23% of international buyers.
- International buyers typically purchase detached single family homes to use as a primary residence or vacation home. They pay higher prices on average - $354k in 2013 versus the overall US average of $228k.
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Representation of Women
Freedom within Canada
Multiculturalism
Sporting Culture
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Canadian buyers are a significant source of demand for US real estate. Canadians accounted for 23% of international buyers in 2010, up from 7% in 2007. Factors driving Canadian demand include the strong Canadian dollar, relatively lower home prices in the US, and higher returns on investment properties. Popular destinations for Canadian buyers include Florida, Arizona, and parts of the Western US. Real estate professionals are advised to connect with Canadian agents and professionals to build referral relationships and tap into the growing Canadian market.
This document discusses future trends in the sport and recreation industry based on an analysis of several topics:
1. The potential for an NHL franchise in Las Vegas due to a new arena being built and interest from potential owners, though the author questions whether hockey would be successful due to the warm climate and smaller population.
2. Major sporting events like Formula 1 races and golf tournaments are increasingly being held in oil-rich Gulf countries like Qatar, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi due to large investments from wealthy local investors. The 2022 FIFA World Cup being held in Qatar shows this region becoming a new center for global sports.
3. Fighting in hockey is expected to be banned within 10 years as the game
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- In 2012-2013, international buyers spent $68.2 billion on residential real estate in the US, accounting for 6.3% of total spending.
- The top countries that international buyers come from are Canada, Mexico, the UK, India, and China. Canadian buyers make up 23% of international buyers.
- International buyers typically purchase detached single family homes to use as a primary residence or vacation home. They pay higher prices on average - $354k in 2013 versus the overall US average of $228k.
Collaborated in a group to develop a comprehensive plan for potential MLS Expansion to three cities. Besides designing and putting together the entire proposal document my proudest work is using my skills on Adobe Photoshop to create each of the three potential teams unique logos.
Collaborated in a group to develop a comprehensive plan for potential MLS Expansion to three cities. Besides designing and putting together the entire proposal document my proudest work is using my skills on Adobe Photoshop to create each of the three potential teams unique logos.
ADV20001 King, Main, Lyons Group-ProjectJordan King
FIFA World Cup 2026 Host Bid - Canada.
Examines the key cultural differences of Canada including:
Perceptions of Canada
Representation of Women
Freedom within Canada
Multiculturalism
Sporting Culture
and reporting on why Canada would the best candidate for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Host bid.
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This document is a project report for an international business student on the topic of "Bank of America". The report outlines an 11 point plan to analyze Bank of America, including an overview of the company, review of products/markets, financial analysis, strategic review, SWOT analysis, Porter's 5 Forces, PEST analysis, and recommendations. It then provides background on Bank of America's history, operations in over 150 countries, board of directors, products/services in commercial banking, financing, investing, and investment banking. Financial data from 2009-2011 is presented on revenue, expenses, profits, margins, assets/liabilities, and shareholder equity.
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In 2011, BofA was the subject of criticism and scrutiny. With reports of quarterly negative net income and a 48% decline in stock price, BofA faced a strategic challenge that threatened its survival. To deal with its high exposure to mortgage-related losses and lawsuits, and the slow recovery of the U.S economy, BofA was forced to make multiple changes to its organization in order to cover soaring costs and disproportional revenues, while also attempting to maintain customer and shareholder confidence.
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1. Bank of America Naming Rights
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2. Bank of America Naming Rights Table of Contents
Section 1: Background of Bank of America
Section2: Background of Madison Square Garden
Section 3: Background and Demographics of New York City, NY
Section 4: 2016 Sports and Entertainment Events at Madison Square Garden
Section 5: Marketing Elements
Section 6: Community Outreach and Pricing
Section 7: Power Point Slides
3. Section 1: Background on Bank of America Corporation
Bank of America is one of the largest banks by assets and is also the second largest
commercial bank by deposits and market capitalization in the USA. Bank of America is a
member of the FDIC, which stands for Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
In the beginning before they changed their name to Bank of America they were known as
NationsBank and before that they were know as North Carolina National Bank or abbreviated to
“NCNB”. It was branched out of Charlotte, North Carolina. In the 1998 the bank acquired a San
Francisco-based BankAmerica it was called until the company renamed it “Bank of America”. In
the beginning of 2001, the CEO of Bank of America and Chairman Hugh McCool decided to
step down in his position and they named Ken Lewis as his successor. Ken Lewis mainly wants
to focus on the financial discipline and efficiency.
Bank of America was named by American Banker Magazine the top team for excellence
in female leadership. They were also named one of the National Veteran-Owned Business
Association list of the Top 25 Military-Friendly Supplier Diversity Program in 2015. For the
fourth year in a row the company was one of the names of the top 10 companies in
DiversityMBA magazine. It has also been recognized in the Top 10 Best-in-Class Category for
representation. To end the year for Bank of America, it was named winner of eight wards for
many different things by the financial trade publication.
Key numbers for fiscal year ending December 2015:
Sales: $4.2 Billion
One-year growth: (-4.30%)
Net income: $1.3 Billion
Income growth: (19.70%)
4. Current Bank of America Corporate Officers:
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer: Brian Moynihan
President of Preferred and Small Business Banking: Dean Athanasia
Chief Operations and Technology Officer: Catherine Bessant
Global Human Resources: Sheri Bronstein
Chief Financial Officer: Paul Donofrio
Vice Chairman: Anne Finucane
Corporate General Auditor: Christine Katziff
Chief Operating Officer: Thomas Montag
5. Section 2: History of Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden or often called MSG or The Garden is an indoor arena located in
the borough of Manhattan just above Pennsylvania Station. The current MSG is the fourth venue
to have the name “Madison Square Garden”. The venue was named after fourth president James
Madison. The first MSG was from 1879-1890 and was leased to a guy by the name of P.T.
Barnum. The Garden had no roof on it at the time and was inconvenient for the use that they
wanted to use it for, so it got demolished after it being in use for eleven years. The second MSG
was built for seating for 8,000 people. The second one cost about three million dollars to build
and like its counterpart it was unsuccessful. It got tore down in 1952 to make room for a
headquarters building that was needed.
The third Madison Square Garden opened from 1925-1968 on January 9, 1925. The
building cost $4.75 million to build. This arena had a capacity of 18,496 spectators. In 1968
demolition commenced and was finished by early 1969. The third Garden was where One
Worldwide Plaza is now.
February 11, 1968 is when the current Garden opened with the owner of Irving Felt. In
1972 the New York Knicks and New York Rangers moved into the arena along with the New
York Raiders/New York Golden Blades of the World Hockey Association. After a few years in
1991 the Garden got a $200 million dollar renovation and it will spend $830 million in 2016 to
renovate again.
The arena has the following capacities:
Basketball: 19,812 (NBA or NCAA)
Ice Hockey: 18,006 (NHL or AHL)
Pro Wrestling: 18,500
6. Concerts: 20,000
Boxing: 20,789
Outside of regular seating, the Garden offers 89 suites along with a few restaurants. The
sky bridge was just built into the arena to give a new style and seating area for patrons of
the arena.
Madison Square Garden is home to the New York Rangers since 1968, New York
Knicks since 1968, St. John’s Red Storm since 1969 and the New York Liberty since
2014. Besides sporting events, the Garden hosts other events like the National Invitation
Tournament, Billy Joel, the circus, and many concerts.
Below is a map of Madison Square Garden and a few aerial views:
7. Section 3: Background and Demographics of New York City
New York City is the largest city in the United States. It is located in the state of New
York in the southern part of the state. It is at the mouth of the Hudson River. New York is
leading the world in finance, the arts, and communication. The ports in New York are ranked as
the largest complex on the East Coast. The city is home to the famous United Nations and also
home to some of the worlds largest corporations headquarters. New York as has a booming
advertising, fashion, publishing, and broadcasting industries in the United States. New York is
ranked number one in the most populated city in America.
New York City has a main population is 44.66% white, 26.59% black, and 26.98%
Hispanic. There are many other ethnicities in the city since it is the city that people come too to
try and make it in any industry. It is also the city of new beginnings. New York also has many
areas in it, like china town and little India. Most people in New York live with more then just
their immediate family. 61.33% of people live with extended family and 69.81% rent their
current living area. The average household size is 2.59 and the average family size is 3.32.
The current population in New York City is 8,008,278 people. Out of the population
about 47% are male and 53% are female. The following demographics go as follows: under 5
years of age 6.75%, 5-9 years old 7.01%, 10-14 years old 6.63%, 15-19 years old 6.5%, 20-24
years old 7.37%, 25-34 years old 17.08%, 35-44 years old 15.77%, 45-54 years old 12.64%, 55-
59 years old 4.61%, 60-64 years old 3.93%, 65-74 years old 6.18%, 75-84 years old 4.01%, and
85 years old-over 1.52%. The average age in the city is around 34 years old. About 45% of the
city is Caucasian, 27% are African American, while only 10% are Asian.
Bank of America is the largest bank by assets and second by deposits and market
capitalism in the USA and is also a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The
8. demographics of this popular bank will fit perfectly within the cities demographics due to the
fact that Bank of America is known for giving back to many diverse cultures within cities.
9. Section 4: Sports and Entertainment Events at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden hosts about 320 events per year. If you are a fan of anything
from sports to concerts to ice shows and back to the circus. They host them all. Madison Square
Garden is home to the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League, New York Knicks of
the National Basketball Association, and the New York Liberty of the Women’s National
Basketball Association. At one time it was home to the New York Knights of the AFL, New
York Titans of the NLL and also the New York CityHawks of the AFL. Those teams are no
longer part of the arena. They also have a college team called the St. John’s Red Storm who
plays there to.
The top two grossing sports teams are the New York Rangers and New York Knicks.
The Rangers have a total of 45 home games that can bring in about 18,006 per game if the arena
is fully filled. The Knicks have a total of 41 home games that can draw 19,812 if the place fills
up to max per game. Together that is 86 games just from sports alone and with a combine max
capacity of 37,818 people that will subject into seeing the Bank of America logo all over the
place. It gives Bank of America 86 more times the exposer just from these two team and not
even counting the other two sports teams. The New York Ranger have a high turn out rate for
almost ever game since their fans are very dedicated. The New York Liberty play about 40
home games which adds more views of Bank of America advertisements. There are many other
sporting events held there as well like monster truck rallies, skate competitions, motocross
competitions, and even figure skating competitions. It is also home to a few cheerleading
competitions. When all these thousands of people attend any of these events at Madison Square
Garden they are not just only going to be getting exposer to the building, but also to the
organization that owns the building, the Bank of America. This is a huge amount of exposer,
10. which is the prime reason why Bank of America should buy the naming rights for Madison
Square Garden and find a new place to call home in “The Big Apple” or New York City.
Besides sporting events at Madison Square Garden, there are also a variety of concerts,
family shows, and special events like the circus or different shows on ice. This year Madison
Square Garden will be home to many big name stars putting on concerts like the Dixie Chicks,
Billy Joel, The Cure, 5 Seconds of Summer, Justin Bieber, and Drake just to name a few.
Comedians will be here as well like Amy Schumer for example. Some of the family shows that
are coming to MSG are Disney on Ice, Avengers on Ice, Batman and Robin Spectacular, and
Wizard of Oz on Ice just to name a few. With Madison Square Garden having such a layout of
diverse entertainment you have the ability to reach different markets and get your name or brand
out there to everyone. It also allows Bank of America to reach people with different
demographics. This can also allow for the company to reach people they have not been able to
and maybe even create new bonds with other markets.
11. Section 5: Marketing Elements
The way that we should sell ourselves to Bank of America is to explain to them where we
would place their logos so that people can recognize them. What I have stated below are the
important places where every person will see the logo of Bank of America.
Our first step in our plan is to put the logo in the center of both the basketball court and
the ice rink. Also it will be put on the left and right sides of the basketball courts. This is so that
people can see it from anywhere in the arena and also at home when the camera views it. We
will also have one or two boards of the outer edge of the hockey rink saying Bank of America for
when it is hockey season. We will also have the jumbo tron projecting the logo when it is in use
or during the half time breaks.
Besides having the logo visible to the camera and in plain sight, we will also
incorporating the logo in little ways. We will brand all of the cups, napkins, popcorn bags, cotton
candy bags, and programs with the Bank of America logo. This will seem like we are getting
more personal with our market by brining them the logo in ways that they will physically have it
in their hands.
Besides having all the little things with the logo on it, the best way is to bring the
company fully into the business. What I mean is that now a days people don’t normally carry
cash with them. Our generation is dependent on a piece of plastic to have all they need on it. For
people that want to take out money instead of using their cards we will bring in Bank of America
ATM machines for them to use. What better way to market a company then to physically bring
in the company to be put to use. We would have them spread out throughout the arena for
anybody to use. We will even way any fees that would be charged if you don’t have the bank.
12. The signage on the arena now says Madison Square Garden, but once acquired it will say
Bank of America Arena if the company decides to go with this option. The signage will be part
of our naming rights package. When there is a big game and there are cameras outside of the
building the sign will be lit up in blue and red, which are Bank of America colors. With that the
name will be implanted into their brains. With Bank of America having their name on a building,
especially the size of Madison Square Garden, will generate big publicity for the company.
Below is a list of locations the we will be placing the Bank of America logo:
Cups Logo on tickets
Napkins In-Ice logo
ATMS Jumbo Tron
Back of team chairs Penalty Box
Scoreboard signage Dash Boards
Concourse signage Zamboni
On the court logo LED fascia
13. Section 6: Community Outreach
Bank of America Arena will hold a number of events throughout the year that will help
benefit the community. The first one will be on certain game days, we would offer a free t-shirt
to anyone who brings in a can food item for a food drive that would be held a week before each
holiday season. It would draw a lot of food if so many fans do show up to donate and not to
mention, who doesn’t love a free t-shirt.
The second opportunity would be a school take over by your favorite New York team.
The team of the schools choice would spend a few hours taking over their school by being their
teachers, doing activities, playing sports and it would end with a staff vs. pro basketball game or
doge ball game. Also the Bank of America Arena would donate money to the school to help
with buying supplies or new equipment or to help fun the arts and athletics.
The final opportunity is a charity game with one of the pro teams and all the profits
would get donated to a local organization and that organization would get to come to the game
for free. They would get to experience the VIP treatment as well for the day and at the game.
Section 6: Price of Naming Rights Package
The current contract with Madison Square Garden and they pay $40 million for a 21 year
contract. For this reason, we are offering Bank of America a 15 year contract for only $35
million. The specifics of the old contract that is being currently used makes them come a little
under $2 million a year. With the cost of everything we are putting into the naming rights
packages, which is including the cost of sponsorship and naming rights and the reputation of our
tenants, we as a company feel that a little over $2.33 million a year is a great price for Bank of
America.
14. Our payment schedule is shown as follows:
Year $ Balance
1 $7million $28million
2 $2 million $26 million
3 $2 million $24 million
4 $2 million $22 million
5 $2 million $20 million
6 $2 million $18 million
7 $2 million $16 million
8 $2 million $14 million
9 $2 million $12 million
10 $2 million $10 million
11 $2 million $8 million
12 $2 million $6 million
13 $2 million $4 million
14 $2 million $2 million
15 $2 million 0
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