KOJO secures partnerships with major ANZ sporting brands
Leading sports entertainment company KOJO has secured partnerships with Sky Stadium Wellington, Major League Cricket (MLC), Melbourne Stars, Rugby SVNS, and New Zealand Rugby (NZR).
The three-year partnership with Sky Stadium Wellington will see KOJO’s marketing and production expertise enhance the fan experience and deliver captivating content.
KOJO recently delivered a comprehensive marketing, PR, and content campaign for MLC alongside the 2024 tournament sports presentation at Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas and Church Street Park in North Carolina.
As the Big Bash heads into the 24/25 season, the agency has been appointed as its delivery partner for sports presentation and fan engagement initiatives both in stadium at the MCG and City Power Centre for the Melbourne Stars.
With the 2024 HSBC SVNS Series recently wrapping up in Madrid, KOJO is also celebrating a successful partnership with World Rugby.
This includes delivering bespoke sports presentation packages, including tailored content for each city and its fans across Perth, Los Angeles, Singapore, and Madrid, enhancing the overall experience and engagement throughout the series.
KOJO continues its strong relationship with New Zealand Rugby, providing the sports presentation, content and entertainment program for the 2024 Black Ferns Pacific Series and O’Reilly Cup.
The team has also delivered four of the five matches for the Steinlager Ultra Low Carb Series and The Rugby Championship across New Zealand.
“These partnerships highlight our commitment to understanding our partners’ audiences to continue to elevate our delivery of sports presentation and fan engagement,” KOJO acting general manager of sport, Aiden Blizzard, said.
KOJO New Zealand business director of sport Tara Hakiwai added: “We are excited to continue pushing the boundaries of sports presentation and deepen our connection with Kiwi audiences through these partnerships.”
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