How is Nissan doing with its sponsorship strategy?
Two years into its bet on fewer but bigger sponsorships like the Champions League, Nissan is shifting gears to balance more fan involvement in its activations with a sharper focus on the technology powering its cars. How it does this – like it is for most brands – comes down to how well it can attach itself to the emotion around the rights it owns.
What’s the difference between Champions League and Nissan sponsorship?
Please try again later. Two years into its bet on fewer but bigger sponsorships like the Champions League, Nissan is shifting gears to balance more fan involvement in its activations with a sharper focus on the technology powering its cars.
Where does Nissan take part in motorsports events?
Nissan is proud to take part in motorsports events worldwide, in pursuit of providing “driving pleasure” to our customers. NISSAN CROSSING is located in Ginza where tradition and innovation coexist to create a new culture.
What is the new business plan for Nissan?
Following yesterday’s major announcement about the updated business plan of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, Nissan is now detailing a new restructuring plan for its own operations. The new four-year plan should help the company “achieve sustainable growth, financial stability and profitability” by the end of fiscal year 2023.
Two years into its bet on fewer but bigger sponsorships like the Champions League, Nissan is shifting gears to balance more fan involvement in its activations with a sharper focus on the technology powering its cars. How it does this – like it is for most brands – comes down to how well it can attach itself to the emotion around the rights it owns.
Please try again later. Two years into its bet on fewer but bigger sponsorships like the Champions League, Nissan is shifting gears to balance more fan involvement in its activations with a sharper focus on the technology powering its cars.
What was the mission of the Nissan Foundation?
The mission of the Nissan Foundation – to build community by valuing culture diversity – is as relevant today as it was in 1992, when it was founded.
How much money has Nissan given to organizations?
Learn more about Nissan’s latest efforts by visiting NissanNews.com/CSR. Over its 28-year history, the Nissan Foundation has awarded more than $12 million to approximately 150 organizations promoting respect and understanding among cultural and ethnic groups.