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SEASON 2017-18 CORPORATE BROCHURE COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES AT SIXFIELDS NORTHAMPTON TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB 2017/18 SEASON FIXTURES AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 19 FLEETWOOD TOWN A 02 WIGAN ATHLETIC A 03 PETERBOROUGH UNITED A 07 SOUTHAMPTON F.C. H 09 OLDHAM ATHLETIC A 26 PETERBOROUGH UNITED H 09 DONCASTER ROVERS H 07 BRISTOL ROVERS H 11 OXFORD UNITED A 16 WALSALL H 29 CAMBRIDGE UNITED H 12 PORTSMOUTH H 14 AFC WIMBLEDON H 18 SCUNTHORPE UNITED H 23 BLACKBURN ROVERS H 16 SOUTHEND UNITED A 17 ROCHDALE A 21 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE A 26 DONCASTER ROVERS A 23 BRADFORD CITY H 21 GILLINGHAM A 25 BURY H 30 PORTSMOUTH A 26 MK DONS A 28 BLACKPOOL H 30 ROTHERHAM UNITED A JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY 01 WIGAN ATHLETIC H 03 ROCHDALE H 03 BLACKPOOL A 02 PETERBOROUGH UNITED A 05 OLDHAM ATHLETIC H 06 SOUTHEND UNITED H 10 AFC WIMBLEDON A 10 BRISTOL ROVERS A 07 SHREWSBURY TOWN H 13 BRADFORD CITY A 13 GILLINGHAM H 17 ROTHERHAM UNITED H 14 BURY A 20 MK DONS H 17 SCUNTHORPE UNITED A 24 FLEETWOOD TOWN A 21 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE H 27 BLACKBURN ROVERS A 24 OXFORD UNITED H 30 CHARLTON ATHLETIC H 28 WALSALL A DATA PROVIDED BY PRESS ASSOCIATION | ALL FIXTURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. WELCOME TO SIXFIELDS THE HOME OF NORTHAMPTON TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB, AS THE CLUB ENTERS A NEW ERA. After storming to the League 1 title in 2016, the club have adjusted to life in Sky Bet League 1, and optimism is high that the Cobblers will continue to make progress on and off the field. The statistics certainly show that Northampton Town Football Club is a club on the up. Attendances were up 18% in the 2016/17 season, while we also recorded seven league attendances of 7,000+, the most number of 7,000+ for nineteen years. The club also saw a big rise in the number of junior season ticket holders, with numbers up by 117%. Junior memberships increased by 132% with sales of junior shirts up by 58%. Northampton Town were beamed live around the world in September 2016 when, having beaten Premier League side West Brom in the previous round, the Cobblers took on the might of Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United in the EFL Cup, a side containing the likes of Wayne Rooney, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Marcus Rashford at a sold out Sixfields. Off the field, the progress is equally exciting. With record numbers enjoying hospitality in the Grosvenor Casino 1897 Suite, we were awarded the EFL Family Excellence Award in 2017 to recognise our work with families, while a host of new partners have come on board in recent times. Our new link up with 5USport means we have an ever growing profile in China, with more exciting developments planned. We pride ourselves on our flexibility and ability to offer packages to suit and support any budget. Please do read through this brochure to see just some of the ways we can help you and get in touch, we’d be delighted to work with you. CORPORATE BROCHURE SEASON 2017-18 3 PARTNERS Whether it’s raising your profile, recruiting staff, improving CSR involvement or increasing footfall, “IT’S ALL ABOUT RETURN ON our Commercial and Marketing team have the experience to write a bespoke plan for you. INVESTMENT & THAT’S WHAT WE BELIEVE MAKES FOR A TRUE PARTNERSHIP.” Our OFFICIAL PARTNERS are based on 3 categories; CAROLINE LUCY, COMMERCIAL & MARKETING MANAGER PREMIUM CLUB OFFICIAL As a Premium Partner to Northampton Town Becoming a Club Partner to Northampton Town Being an Official Partner to Northampton Town Football Club, your brand will enjoy the highest will see your brand enjoying stable rights including offers you a relationship with the club at a lower exposure on the front of our playing kit, stands or dug outs, big screen, Academy and other exciting investment level. stadium naming rights. and high profile inventory items. 4 TO ENQUIRE ABOUT A PARTNERSHIP PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683735 WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY “It’s been a pleasure working with the NTFC commercial team “As the Official Sign Partner to NTFC, T3 Signs have received “When looking for an opportunity to invest in and connect with and supporting the club throughout the 2015/2016 season. a number of referrals and recommendations which has our local community, Northampton Town was our number one I cannot fault their commitment and we have benefitted helped our business to grow in size. We would strongly choice. They’ve been an excellent partner and our employees significantly from this relationship so much so that we’ve recommend working with their commercial team who are love having an extra reason to root for their favourite home increased our investment & relationship with them for the professional in their approach, focused on delivering exactly team. We’ve now extended our sponsorship with them.” next 3 years.” what the client wants and more. ” ANDY NASH, OPERATIONS DIRECTOR NEIL SMITH, OPERATIONS DIRECTOR PETE NICKLIN, OWNER T3 SIGNS “We started working with Northampton Town when we were “We were approached by Northampton Town Football Club “DBFB work with businesses ranging from 5 to 500 approached to host the annual golf day. From this day we to join them as a partner and were very impressed with the employees. Our growth is down to a number of factors, one have developed a fantastic relationship with the commercial way they didn’t try to sell us something straight off. They being involved with Northampton Town Football Club where team who have helped us link up and network with local completely hit the brief with our relationship being a full we have met lots of new customers. Over a quality meal business. This has had a major impact on our brand integrated marketing led campaign which is a breath of fresh and relaxed atmosphere in the Grosvenor Casino 1897 Suite air to have this quality of service. We are very proud to be the awareness, revenues and recruitment. We have had several we are able to fully engage in how they want to grow their partner of their new and hugely popular Mick George Family business using the latest technologies. We are delighted to fantastic experiences entertaining clients in the Grosvenor Area and would definitely encourage any business looking to have extended our sponsorship and are looking forward to Casino 1897 Suite, where the team have, without exception, gain exposure and build business to get in touch with their another successful year on and off the pitch. ” given our clients and guests an experience to remember. We Commercial team. ” look forward to continuing our partnership in the years to SIMON PICKERING, CEO come.” STUART COSTELLO, MARKETING DIRECTOR ANDREW GIBBONS TO ENQUIRE ABOUT A PARTNERSHIP PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683735 5 DEMOGRAPHICS SKY LIVE TERRESTRIAL HIGHLIGHTS SKY HIGHLIGHTS 27% 73% 71% 29% 70% 30% GENDER 25% 17% 19% 17% 12% 11% 12% 11% 51% 12% 54% 35% 7% 7% 11% ADULTS 16-24 ADULTS 25-34 ADULTS 35-44 ADULTS 45-54 ADULTS 55+ AGE GROUP AGE ADULTS 16-24 ADULTS 25-34 ADULTS 35-44 ADULTS 45-54 ADULTS 55+ ADULTS 16-24 ADULTS 25-34 ADULTS 35-44 ADULTS 45-54 ADULTS 55+ 30% 33% 29% 25% 24% 23% 27% 20% 20% 24% 24% 21% ADULTS AB ADULTS C1 ADULTS C2 ADULTS DE ADULTS AB ADULTS C1 ADULTS C2 ADULTS DE ADULTS AB ADULTS C1 ADULTS C2 ADULTS DE SOCIAL ECONOMICAL 6 PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683734/5 NUMBERS AGE 30-50YRS OLD GENDER 81% MALE EMAILS 55% ECONOMIC STATUS A, B & C1 66500 22500 3790 3210 TWITTER FACEBOOK PAGE YOUTUBE SEASON TICKET FOLLOWERS LIKES SUBSCRIBERS HOLDERS PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683734/5 7 MATCHDAY THE ULTIMATE WAY TO ENJOY FOOTBALL Relaxing, comfortable surroundings with excellent dining and great service. We look forward to welcoming you to Sixfields Stadium this EFL League One season. MATCH SPONSOR ASSOCIATE MATCH MATCH BALL SPONSOR PROGRAMME SPONSOR MANAGER/CAPTAIN SPONSOR The MAIN sponsorship on a match Your party of 10 will enjoy VIP As Match Ball sponsor your party Our Programme sponsor this As Manager sponsor you will meet day, your party of 12 will enjoy VIP hospitality in the main Grosvenor of 8 will enjoy VIP hospitality in season now receive a FULL PAGE the main man in his office pre kick hospitality in the main Grosvenor Casino 1897 Suite, 1/4 page advert the main Grosvenor Casino 1897 advert in the match programme off and have a photograph, plus your Casino 1897 Suite, ½ page advert in in the match programme plus logo Suite, 1/4 page advert in the match plus logo to the front page, a party party of 4 will enjoy VIP hospitality the match programme plus logo to to the front page, Executive seating, programme plus logo to the front of 6 to enjoy VIP hospitality in the in the main Grosvenor Casino 1897 the front page, Executive seating, 3 2 guests walk out onto the pitch for page, Executive seating, 2 guests main Grosvenor Casino 1897 Suite, Suite and seats in the Executive guests lead the team out onto the the official photographs, signed/ walk the team out onto the pitch presentation pre match of a signed area. pitch for the official photographs, framed boot. for the official photographs, signed/ and framed official programme. signed/framed shirt and you choose framed Match Ball. and present the Man of the Match. 8 TO ENQUIRE ABOUT A SPONSORSHIP PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683734/5 SPONSORSHIP FIXTURE CATEGORIES / FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE IN CATEGORY GOLD SILVER BRONZE BLACKBURN ROVERS AFC WIMBLEDON WIGAN ATHLETIC DONCASTER ROVERS CHARLTON ATHLETIC BRADFORD CITY BLACKPOOL FLEETWOOD TOWN MK DONS BRISTOL ROVERS SOUTHEND UNITED GILLINGHAM OXFORD UNITED BURY WALSALL SHREWSBURY TOWN PETERBOROUGH UNITED PLYMOUTH ROTHERHAM UNITED CHECKATRADE TROPHY ROUND 1 & 2 PORTSMOUTH FC ROCHDALE OLDHAM ATHLETIC SCUNTHORPE UNITED MATCH SPONSOR ASSOCIATE MATCH MATCH BALL SPONSOR PROGRAMME SPONSOR MANAGER/CAPTAIN SPONSOR GOLD £1995.00 GOLD £1595.00 GOLD £1395.00 GOLD £1095.00 GOLD £695.00 SILVERSOLD OUT£1595.00 SILVER £1495.00 SILVER £1295.00 SILVER £995.00 BRONZE £1495.00 BRONZE £795.00 BRONZE £895.00 TO ENQUIRE ABOUT A SPONSORSHIP PLEASE CALL US ON (01604) 683734/5 9 HOSPITALITY MATCH BY MATCH TAKE A LOOK AT OUR HOSPITALITY PACKAGES HOSPITALITY BANK HOSPITALITY BANK is another great way to pre-order a minimum of 40 Northampton Town’s renowned match day hospitality is the perfect hospitality places to then enjoy throughout the season.
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