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Legends successfully completed the largest sales project in sports history by developing and executing the marketing campaign and sales for Cowboys Stadium in Dallas. They cultivated a $9 million suite rental program and created the industry's largest tour business, grossing over $8 million in 2010. In total, Legends generated over $500 million in revenue tied to the stadium's 300 suites and 15,000 club seats through premium seating sales execution and assembling a 50-person sales team.
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