final presentation
NFL vs NBA GPS
(Global Positioning Strategy)
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Agenda
•Popularity
of each sport globally
•History
of the NFL global expansion
•History
of the NBA global expansion
•NFL
globalization strategies
•NBA
globalization strategies
•Recommendations
NBA has 700 million fans worldwide
China has 52 million fans other countries
have no data
Came to Japan in the 1930’s
nfl Europe established in 1991 produced Kurt
Warner, Brad Johnson, and Jake Delhomme but the league still was not able to
produce enough revenue for a profitable league
In
1999 the first World Championship was held in Palermo, Italy which involved six
countries; Mexico, Japan, Sweden, Australia, Finland and the host country
Italy. The winner of this first championship was Japan where they beat Mexico
6-0.
American
Bowl series in 2005 which is the structure of the games played today
American Bowl series has continued mainly
in Europe but this year there will be one game in Mexico
William Rideout was the first person to
bring basketball globally using the YMCA to Paris France in 1893
Came to china in 1895 to Shanghai and
Tianjin
108
international players from 42 different countries in the NBA
The nfl partners with American companies that
are popular in Mexico as well as Mexican brands
to
maintain their stranglehold on international markets by touring stars around
the country to encourage the public to buy their product, establishing camps to
show the shoes in action as well as for scouts to see talent overseas.
The nfl should continue to develop their talent
in Mexico and use sponsors to do that and the establish leagues after talent is
developed
NFL can increase visibility by working
with existing partners like amazon to increase their distribution globally
Get kids to understand the strategy of
football and there is a group of kids who already like the contact of the game
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