In a week that closes with the news focused on the breach of the contract between Kosmos and the ITF and the dismissal of part of the Specialized staff, the sports industry has left other headlines:
The NFL Bears sign their new CEO in the NCAA Big Ten
The North American football franchise has appointed Jack Warren as its new CEO. The new director of the Chicago Bears was the commissioner of the Big Ten Conference of the university league. The Chicago franchise has the right to exploit audiovisual and commercial rights in Spain.
TD Bank renews until 2045 the we Celtics Stadium
The American financial company will maintain the title rights from Boston’s TD Garden until 2045, where the NHL ice hockey Boston Bruins and NBA Boston Celtics compete. The financial details of the deal are unknown.
The NFL signs TCL as a technology and audiovisual partner
The American football league has sealed a multi-year agreement with the Chinese audiovisual group and manufacturer of consumer electronics products. As part of it, TCL has become the audiovisual partner in China. The economic details of the agreement or its extension have not been disclosed.
Williams signs its new director at Mercedes
The British Formula 1 team has announced the hiring of James Vowles as the new team principal. The British engineer was director of strategy at Mercedes where he has spent the last 12 years of his career, and joins to replace Jost Capito, who left the team after two years in charge.
Club América joins forces with Socios to launch its fan token
The Mexican team has announced an agreement with Chiliz, a company specialized in solutions blockchain for the sports industry, to launch its official fan token. As part of this agreement, of which the financial details are unknown, fans will be able to participate in voting to choose the design of official team products.
