PBP worked with Google to plan and implement an impressive interactive display designed to engage fans, and military veterans to promote Google’s job finding service “Grow With Google” (GwG) to assist military veterans in finding employment opportunities after their military service is completed. Utilizing mobile technology, GwG was able to demonstrate their services and interact with fans on the day of the game. The activation was supported with a live national TV interview with a GwG Executive on CBS Sports Network, and social/digital media posts.
Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)
PBP helped to facilitate AAFES on-site activation at the Army-Navy Game and Army-Air Force Game, which included popular branded give away items, celebrity appearance, and live national TV interview with AAFES CEO on CBS Sports Network, as well as through social/digital media posts.
Chick-Fil-A
Chick-fil-A created a branded rivalry restaurant near the Army-Navy Game, inviting local military personnel and Army & Navy fans to participate in a fun and respectful rivalry tailgate experience
Cadillac Fan Fest
Cadillac created an extravagant display for three Fan Fest events prior to home games at Notre Dame Stadium. They designed and executed co-branded car decals, merged their brand’s messaging with the history of Notre Dame Football, and had staff on-site showing fans the vehicles that were on display.
Comcast Fan Fest
For all six Fan Fest events prior to home football games, Comcast brought an interactive football toss for children of all ages and a branded tent for on-site leads gathering opportunities. Also, they executed on-site contests that included ticket giveaways and the chance to grab photos with the Leprechaun and Irish cheerleaders.
Traveler’s Insurance
At Indianapolis’ Pan Am Plaza as a part of the 2014 Shamrock Series game, Travelers Insurance brought a large chipping contest display for fans to enjoy at that event’s Fan Fest. Alongside the display, Travelers provided fans the opportunity to get their picture embedded onto the front of the game’s print program cover.
