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COAST TO COAST   06.13.07 11:07 AM
UPS Takes Anniversary Extravaganza Worldwide
Two 53-foot trailers travel to each U.S. city hosting the UPS Centennial Tour.
Two 53-foot trailers travel to each U.S. city hosting the UPS Centennial Tour.
Photo: Courtesy of the Spark Agency
Launching UPS's anniversary mobile tour, spanning the course of 10 months, took considerable planning. Indeed, while Lori Lemmon, the director of the logistics giant’s centennial program, says actual details have been in the works for two years, company spokesperson Dan McMackin remembers ideas being floated in the late ’90s. “People really anticipated this thing,” he says.

“This thing” ended up as the Centennial Global Tour, a traveling exhibit targeting UPS customers and employees—the first event of its kind for the company. “Our main goal was to achieve employee pride and build customer relationships,” Lemmon says. MORE >>

RELATED TOPICS UPS
Q & A   10.31.06 12:00 AM
Running the Race
Peter Ciaccia is overseeing the ING New York City Marathon for the first time this weekend in his new post as vice president of event development and production technical director at New York Road Runners, the organization that puts on the race. An avid long-distance runner, 53-year-old Ciaccia has been with the organization, which owns and produces the marathon, for six years and has run the event—as in jogging, not producing—twice. He also oversees dozens of half marathons and 5k and 10k races up and down the East Coast throughout the year.

The New York City Marathon is the world’s largest, drawing 37,000 runners and two million spectators. How do you prepare for such an enormous crowd?
The marathon is the biggest single-day sporting event for the city, and we work closely with the New York Police Department and the Department of Transportation (DOT) to make the event run smoothly—if we didn’t have all the city agencies working with us, we couldn’t do it. It’s a massive undertaking for New York, as we’re literally closing down the five boroughs to allow this big street party to happen. MORE >>

RELATED TOPICS New York City Marathon, UPS, Dunkin' Donuts, Coors Light
EVENT INTELLIGENCE   10.03.06 12:00 AM
Roundtable: How Sponsors Choose Events
Tom Crawford is director of partner marketing for a business unit of Motorola and was formerly thecompany’s director of corporate sponsorships/sports marketing, where he oversaw corporate sponsorship strategy and management of global programs. “All sponsorship proposals must be submitted to Motorola via our Web site, www.sponsorwise.com/motorola. I realize properties don’t necessarily like these filtering sites, but it is very important to use because the questions we ask are specific and relevant to our business. In general terms, Motorola would only consider sponsorships if they are broad in size and scope, if they demonstrate our product leadership or expertise in association with the property, and if the property represents the values and attributes of our brand. We are a large company with customers virtually in every market. We use programs of perceived value to our customers that can have impact or be replicated in many markets. Therefore, we rarely execute sponsorships that are too narrow—local fairs, festivals, or one-time, local market events.” MORE >>

RELATED TOPICS Selling Sponsorships, Motorola, Sprint, Courvoisier, Kodak, UPS
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