Beyond The Score with Devavrat Bhotica

Sponsorship Strategy for a New Indian Entrant in Sports The Sports Sponsorship market in India witnessed another year of growth in 2019 with the value surpassing a never seen before Rs. 9,000 crores, an impressive growth of 17% over the value in 2018. The business of sports in India has seen a substantial Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 12.8% over the past decade. These facts and numbers show that the belief in and delivery of sports has been performing well and consistently growing.   (GroupM Media India Private Limited, 2020) The brand that I believe should invest in sports is Vedantu. It is an EdTech company having a live online learning and tutoring platform that enables flexible personalized learning by connecting students and teachers. Vedantu offers free courses from class 6 to class 12, free master class sessions, as well as premium, paid 1-on-1 classes from class 6 to class 12. (Vedantu, 2020) The name and logo of Vedantu symbolize a personalized knowledg...

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After finishing 2nd in the Premier League, Manchester United's highest league finish since the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson retired as manager, albeit ending up with 19 points lesser than the winners & local rivals Manchester City, and getting knocked out by Sevilla in the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League in embarrassing fashion, there was a lot of hope and aspiration from many a Manchester United supporter.  We looked forward to building on the previous season, make necessary transfers in positions that needed strengthening, give our standout youth players a chance in the first team, play better attacking football, compete for the Premier League title, hopefully win the FA Cup or EFL Cup, and have a good run in the Champions League.  After anticipating that we would sign 3-4 first-team players in the summer transfer window at the minimum, including a top-level established Centre Half (CB), a young Right Full-Back (RB), a central midfielder (CM), and a Right ...