2023
DOI: 10.58984/smb2301027r
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Corporate Goals of Sponsorship in Sports

Milijanka Ratković

Abstract: The two-sided focus of sponsorship goals in sports is present due to the existence of two parties in the sponsorship relationship. The buyer of sponsorship and the seller of sponsorship have different goals, but they also have common goals related to the interest to realize the sponsorship according to the plan, as well as to achieve the maximization of the effects of the expectations of both parties. That common interest is of primary nature and leads to partnership. The separate goals of the participating pa… Show more

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“…The latest initiative of the World Health Organization to include physical activity among domestic priorities is currently of great importance, aiming to combat the global increase in non-communicable diseases in both developed and developing countries. This represents a new challenge and a significant opportunity for the sports movement as a whole, particularly in terms of making sports accessible to everyone (Ratković, 2023). There are numerous reasons supporting engagement in sports.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latest initiative of the World Health Organization to include physical activity among domestic priorities is currently of great importance, aiming to combat the global increase in non-communicable diseases in both developed and developing countries. This represents a new challenge and a significant opportunity for the sports movement as a whole, particularly in terms of making sports accessible to everyone (Ratković, 2023). There are numerous reasons supporting engagement in sports.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%