The first naming rights agreement to run its course and expire was the 1972 deal between Rich Products and Erie County, NY for Rich Stadium.

The first true naming rights agreement was a 1972 deal between Rich Products and Erie County, NY for the then-new stadium for the Buffalo Bills.

The first MLB naming rights agreement was for the right to name the home of the Colorado Rockies as Coors Field.

The first NBA naming rights agreement was a 1986 deal between ARCO and the Sacramento Kings for the then-new ARCO Arena.

The aforementioned Great Western Forum deal was the first involving a NHL team as the Los Angeles Kings shared the facility with the Lakers.

The first minor league naming rights agreement was a 1986 deal between Pilot Air Freight and the City of Buffalo for the then-new stadium for the Buffalo Bisons.

The first college naming rights agreement was a 1979 deal between Carrier Corporation and Syracuse University for the Carrier Dome.

The first convention center naming rights agreement was a 1997 deal between Midwest Express Airlines and the Wisconsin Center District for the new convention facility in downtown Milwaukee.

The first deal to end early was the aforementioned deal between Pilot Air Freight and the City of Buffalo for Buffalo's then-Pilot Field.

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The first re-naming rights agreement was a 1988 deal between Great Western Bank and Los Angeles Lakers' owner Dr. Jerry Buss for the right to rename the Los Angeles Forum as the Great Western Forum.

As defined today, "naming rights" are in essence a package deal comprised of a variety of benefits and opportunities both for the sponsor and the team. These deals are, in reality, naming partnerships that are complex business agreements between the parties that require each to include a tremendous amount of opportunities to each other to make the deals work...

Naming rights are sold in a variety of ways. Direct solicitation, requests for proposals or the hiring of firms that specialize in marketing naming rights are common approaches.

The decision to sell naming rights for a facility has to be done on a case-by-case basis. Every facility owner and community takes a different approach toward naming rights. Even if it can be done commercially and legally, the question that still has to be asked whether it is the right decision for a particular facility.

Again, this is done on a case-by-case basis. There are numerous different approaches. Some industry observers have tried to quantify the value objectively. Others put a price on these rights simply because that is the financing gap that they need to fill.

Some members of the media certainly make that argument. There have been several high-profile instances where naming sponsors have suffered bankruptcy or substantial business loss while in the midst of a naming rights agreement. However, in light of the fact that over 200 deals have been signed over the past thirty years, the law of averages would seem to dictate that some companies would experience downturns or failure during a naming deal.

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Naming rights have been sold for a variety of facilities. Sports stadium and arenas were the first to utilize the technique. Since then, convention centers, concert halls, high schools and various public facilities have sold naming rights.

There can be. Community opposition is a strong possibility. Another is that the continually changing landscape of corporate America could also necessitate changing a facility name which can be a costly process. These are just a pair of many possible negatives.

It has become quite common for facilities to sell the right to name discrete portions of the building to corporate sponsors. Entrance gates, premium seat levels and seating sections are prime examples of such sales...

Approximately 20 deals have terminated early on the major league and minor league levels. Some of those were by mutual decision. Others were because of bankruptcy or corporate failures. In addition, approximately ten more deals have expired or concluded because the facility was destroyed and replaced by a new building. Fifth-third Bank, Wachovia, Ford and Pepsi all have three named major league or minor league facilities.

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