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Are you looking for more information on naming rights? Are you thinking about pursuing a naming rights agreement? Then you may want to consider the following resources:


Facility Naming Rights

This 150-page text from Front Office Publications is written by Bill Miller. Miller frequently writes about naming rights in a variety of trade publications and Facility Naming Rights is his second treatise on the subject.

The book contains a detailed history of naming rights, a listing of traditional inventory items, facts and figures, methodology recommendations along with several examples of model lease and naming rights agreement language.

The first edition of Facility Naming Rights sold out and the second edition is currently in production and scheduled for release in Spring 2005. Keep checking this page for more ordering information about the second edition of Facility Naming Rights.

Or, if you would like to know when the book is available, you can send an e-mail to book@namingrightsonline.com and you will be notified when the latest edition of Facility Naming Rights is completed.


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Keystone Named
The state with the most corporately-named major league and minor league facilities is Pennsylvania with 15. One item to note is that this total includes two major league training complex agreements.

Florida, California and Texas follow close behind.

Coming Soon!
The newest edition of Facility Naming Rights is currently in production and will be available from Front Office Publications in Spring 2005.

More information will be posted on this page as it becomes available...