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As we continue to grow our company, our work is being recognized nationally. Story headlines below will link to a PDF of the full article.
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December 17, 2008
Charlotte Observer
Sports Gifts Always Fit True Sports Fans
By Tom Sorenson
Here's a tip that will simplify your holiday shopping. No sports fan returns a sports gift. I buy clothes and I might hear, “Where am I going to wear that?” I buy the $14.99 Oakland Raiders ornament set at Target and I'm golden. The silver and black might look bad on the field, but the dangling plastic looks good in the dining room or on the tree. Read Article »
December 8, 2008
Forbes Magazine
How to do the Derby (hint: start planning now)
By Brian Weinberg
The Derby is the most exciting two minutes in all of sport, and for those planning to attend, the call to post is now. The race, held in Louisville on the first Saturday in May every year since 1875, and its sister contest, the Kentucky Oaks (the day before), draw some 250,000 people to Churchill Downs (nasdaq: CHDN - news - people ). Read Article »
August/September, 2008
Private Air
Jet Bluegrass
By Scott Eden
As always, the smart set trips to the Kentucky Derby for wagers, whiskey and a lot of weird hats ... Under the auspices of the high-end tour company, Quint Events, which specializes in arranging excursions to famous sporting contests, about 200 people took part in the package, dubbed "Millionaire's Row" after the celebrated seating section at Churchill Downs. Read Article » (PDF)
June 23, 2008
The Sports Business Journal
Breeders’ Cup hopes new corporate chalets are an infield hit
By Don Muret
The Breeders’ Cup World Championships has hired the same firm that sells corporate hospitality packages for the Super Bowl and Kentucky Derby to market its first infield hospitality offering. Read Article » (PDF)
April 24, 2008
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Norcross firm just the ticket for pricey events
By Bill Torpy
The Final Four is over. The Masters has come and gone. And now corporations and well-heeled sports fans are eyeing the next big event on their horizon: the Kentucky Derby. Read Article » (PDF)
April 1, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
And You're Off!
By Shelly Banjo
Is the stock market giving you a run for your money? Try betting instead on the horses at the Kentucky Derby.
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January 29, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
NFL's new game: travel packages.
By Adam Thompson
Just as everyone seems to be getting out of the travel agent business, the National Football League is jumping in.
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In a tightening market, the auto finance division of a Fortune 500 financial institution was dissatisfied with their existing dealer incentive program and was considering ending the incentive program. Read More »
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