Chieftain Sailing

Chieftain Yacht Specifications
LOA 15.24m 50.0ft
DWL 13.87m 45.5ft
Bmax 4.33m 14.2ft
DRAFT 3.00m 9.84ft
DISPL 7000kg 15,432lbs


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Crescent Spur Heli-Skiing


VOLVO OCEAN RACE 2005-2006 - CASE STUDY: ERICSSON



Objectives and Implementation

Ericsson wanted a global sporting event that would:

  • strengthen its brand
  • provide a platform to meet with key customers and clients on an
  • international scale
  • Showcase its leading edge technologies in a harsh operating environment

Implementation strategy:

  • Fully branded Volvo Open 60 available in stopovers for client entertainment
    Hi-tech hospitality structure in each port for meetings, networking and
  • showcasing latest technology
  • Official Mobile Communications Partner to the race
  • Official team website
  • Extensive internal engagement programme

Results for Ericsson

  • Total media value estimated at US$65million (55% generated from ‘new
  • media’, 25% from TV, 25% from print media)
  • 500 Business-to-Business events staged
  • 100-plus technical seminars / workshops
  • 4,600 key contacts entertained
  • 80%-plus at Senior Vice President level and above
  • 2,000 journalists engaged (50% in business, financial and technology
  • sectors, 50% in lifestyle, sport and features)
  • 3,993,065 pages of mobile phone content delivered
  • 170,000 pages delivered on peak day, 17th June 2006
  • 2,250,000 page views on official web-site
  • 85% of 56,000 staff considered sponsorship “worthwhile.”
  • Total value to Ericsson / Sony Ericsson, “approaching US$100million”
    Estimated return on investment 450% - 500%

VOLVO OCEAN RACE 2005-2006 - CASE STUDY: ABN AMRO



Objectives and Implementation

ABN AMRO were looking for a sporting event that:

  • Was truly global
  • Embraced their core markets of North & South America and Europe
  • Reflected its business of competing against the very best in the world in a hostile environment
  • Delivered a significant global hospitality opportunities
  • Delivered a vast array of corporate branding and communications opportunities on an international scale to profile its newly standardised
    corporate colours and branding across the group
  • They could win!

Implementation:

  • Euros 50 million invested, split 40% on their two boat campaign, 60% on activation
  • Internal engagement programme embracing staff around the world
  • Massive hospitality programme targeted at key customers and clients
  • Media campaign supplementing that of the Volvo Ocean Race
  • Set out to win to reinforce and demonstrate their strapline and core values of Integrity, Teamwork, Respect and Professionalism

Results for ABN AMRO

  • Total media value estimated at Euros 60million (US$77million)
  • Of all Volvo Ocean Race press articles, 8141 referred specifically to ABN AMRO
  • 35,000 key B2B customers, clients and contacts entertained, 60% B2B clients entertained at ‘home’ stopover at Rotterdam
  • 25 million ABN AMRO Intranet ‘hits’ during Volvo Ocean Race
  • 45,000 members of staff wearing Team ABN AMRO uniforms
  • Team ABN AMRO branding in 3,700 branches in 52 countries
  • 85% of media exposure in lifestyle, sport and general features
  • 15% of media exposure in financial and business sector
  • ‘Overwhelming majority’ of consumers interested in Team ABN AMRO in Volvo Ocean Race, in ABC1 demographic
  • For more information please contact florence.irwin@gmail.com


Volvo Ocean Race 2008-2009



 

The Greatest Sea Adventure In The World



Media Statistics



 

Independent research showed that last race had a cumulative TV audience of 1.8 billion.



Case Studies



 

Objectives and Implementation of 2 High Profile Competitors in the 2005-2006 Volvo Ocean Race and the Benefits to their Brand.



Hospitality and Networking



 

Specially design hospitality facilities erected at each stopover and located within the waterfront areas.