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Sponsorship Works 2018

Welcome to Sponsorship Works 2018, the 13th edition of the publication.

This year’s Sponsorship Works brings you 17 case studies of best practice sports sponsorships from around the world. It has entries from multiple markets covering properties in cricket, cycling, football, handball, marathon, rugby league, rugby union, sailing and tennis.

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