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2. A ROBUST REVENUE STRATEGY

Carbon Zero's revenue strategy is crafted to secure sustainable funding, aligning capital expenditure (Capex) and operating expenditure (Opex) timelines with its broader mission to transform the Financial District into a model carbon-neutral zone. This approach underpins all strategic objectives, ensuring a solid financial foundation. Potential revenue streams include:

2.1. Program Sponsorships

2.2. Exhibit Sponsorships

2.3. Naming Rights

2.4. OOH/DOOH

2.5. The App

2.6. Attendence Fees (Excluded)

2.7. Contributions

Program Sponsors

Carbon Zero is attracting program sponsors for the overall initiative of transforming FiDi into a Carbon Zero City, and also specific large events like a World's Fair. Program sponsorship funds specific events within a larger event, like workshops or performances at a World's Fair. It aligns a company's brand with relevant themes, offering targeted exposure and direct audience engagement. For instance, a tech company might sponsor innovation workshops to connect with tech enthusiasts. This approach provides focused brand visibility and measurable impacts through attendee feedback.

Olympic Sponsors. The Olympics are a magnet for top-tier corporate sponsors. Coca-Cola has been a stalwart sponsor, consistently leveraging the games to enhance its global brand presence. Toyota ensures smooth logistics with its vehicle and mobility solutions. Samsung brings cutting-edge technology and youth engagement initiatives to the forefront. Atos guarantees robust digital infrastructure, while Deloitte supports various initiatives, enhancing the overall Olympic mission (source: IOC, International Affairs).

FIFA World Cup Sponsors. The FIFA World Cup features sponsorship from some of the world's most iconic brands. Adidas supplies official match balls and essential equipment. Coca-Cola leverages its global reach to promote the event. Qatar Airways played a pivotal role in logistics and promotion for the 2022 World Cup. Visa ensures smooth transactions with its payment systems, and Hyundai/Kia Motors provides essential transportation services (sources: FIFA, International Affairs).

World's Fairs (Expos) Sponsors. World's Fairs, or Expos, are grand showcases of innovation and cultural exchange, supported by global companies. Siemens sponsored Expo 2020 in Dubai, offering advanced technology and infrastructural support. PepsiCo frequently participates, promoting products and sustainability initiatives. SAP enhances the digital experience of these events. General Electric (GE) provides technological and logistical expertise, and Cisco ensures seamless networking and communication solutions (source: Expo 2020 Dubai, International Affairs).

VALUE TO SPONSORS
Global Exposure Showcase products and innovations to a diverse international audience, boosting brand recognition and market presence.
Brand Association Enhance reputation by aligning with the themes of progress, technology, and international cooperation.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Demonstrate commitment to social responsibility, sustainability, and global development, strengthening stakeholder relationships.
Product Demonstration Interactive exhibits allow potential customers to experience products firsthand, increasing engagement and understanding.
Competitive Advantage Stand out in a crowded market by being associated with a high-profile event, showcasing innovation and forward-thinking.
Media Coverage Gain visibility through global media attention, including news reports, feature stories, and social media buzz.
Cultural Engagement Engage with diverse cultures and markets, aiding global expansion and tailoring offerings to different audiences.
Includes targeted marketing, enhanced customer experience, exclusive insights, innovation showcase, community engagement, and networking opportunities.

VALUE TO SPONSORS

Global Exposure

Showcase products and innovations to a diverse international audience, boosting brand recognition and market presence.

Brand Association

Enhance reputation by aligning with the themes of progress, technology, and international cooperation.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Demonstrate commitment to social responsibility, sustainability, and global development, strengthening stakeholder relationships.

Product Demonstration

Interactive exhibits allow potential customers to experience products firsthand, increasing engagement and understanding.

Competitive Advantage

Stand out in a crowded market by being associated with a high-profile event, showcasing innovation and forward-thinking.

Media Coverage

Gain visibility through global media attention, including news reports, feature stories, and social media buzz.

Cultural Engagement

Engage with diverse cultures and markets, aiding global expansion and tailoring offerings to different audiences.

Includes targeted marketing, enhanced customer experience, exclusive insights, innovation showcase, community engagement, and networking opportunities.

VALUE TO INVENTROPOLIS
Funding Brings in needed capital up front and ongoing.
Primary Revenue Streams Sponsors pay directly to secure marketing and branding rights, structured as one-time or ongoing payments.
Secondary Revenue Streams Integrating sponsors into the event creates new revenue opportunities, such as branded merchandise, VIP experiences, or interactive displays, enhancing the event experience and generating additional income.
Global Awareness Raise worldwide brand awareness through international exposure and global campaigns, leveraging the diverse audience of World's Fairs to promote sustainability and innovative solutions.
In-Kind Contributions Sponsors may provide goods, services, or technology that reduce operational costs, effectively subsidizing project expenses.
Enhanced Exposure and Attendance Effective sponsorships increase the event’s visibility, attracting larger crowds, which boosts ticket sales and on-site purchases, increasing the value of future sponsorship deals.
Long-Term Partnerships Successful sponsorships can lead to ongoing relationships and enhanced brand prestige, securing sustained funding and attracting further collaborations and higher-quality attendees.

VALUE TO INVENTROPOLIS

Funding

Brings in needed capital up front and ongoing.

Primary Revenue Streams

Sponsors pay directly to secure marketing and branding rights, structured as one-time or ongoing payments.

Secondary Revenue Streams

Integrating sponsors into the event creates new revenue opportunities, such as branded merchandise, VIP experiences, or interactive displays, enhancing the event experience and generating additional income.

Global Awareness

Raise worldwide brand awareness through international exposure and global campaigns, leveraging the diverse audience of World's Fairs to promote sustainability and innovative solutions.

In-Kind Contributions

Sponsors may provide goods, services, or technology that reduce operational costs, effectively subsidizing project expenses.

Enhanced Exposure and Attendance

Effective sponsorships increase the event’s visibility, attracting larger crowds, which boosts ticket sales and on-site purchases, increasing the value of future sponsorship deals.

Long-Term Partnerships

Successful sponsorships can lead to ongoing relationships and enhanced brand prestige, securing sustained funding and attracting further collaborations and higher-quality attendees.

Revenues from direct payments by sponsors form a vital source for events and projects, where sponsors pay fixed sums for marketing and branding rights. These payments are either one-time fees for single or rare events or ongoing for recurrent projects. Additionally, sponsorships are structured into tiered packages, enhancing flexibility and options for sponsorship engagement.

LEARN ABOUT THE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

VALUE TO SPONSORS
Global Exposure Showcase products and innovations to a diverse international audience, boosting brand recognition and market presence.
Brand Association Enhance reputation by aligning with the themes of progress, technology, and international cooperation.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Demonstrate commitment to social responsibility, sustainability, and global development, strengthening stakeholder relationships.
Product Demonstration Interactive exhibits allow potential customers to experience products firsthand, increasing engagement and understanding.
Competitive Advantage Stand out in a crowded market by being associated with a high-profile event, showcasing innovation and forward-thinking.
Media Coverage Gain visibility through global media attention, including news reports, feature stories, and social media buzz.
Cultural Engagement Engage with diverse cultures and markets, aiding global expansion and tailoring offerings to different audiences.

VALUE TO SPONSORS

Global Exposure

Showcase products and innovations to a diverse international audience, boosting brand recognition and market presence.

Brand Association

Enhance reputation by aligning with the themes of progress, technology, and international cooperation.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Demonstrate commitment to social responsibility, sustainability, and global development, strengthening stakeholder relationships.

Product Demonstration

Interactive exhibits allow potential customers to experience products firsthand, increasing engagement and understanding.

Competitive Advantage

Stand out in a crowded market by being associated with a high-profile event, showcasing innovation and forward-thinking.

Media Coverage

Gain visibility through global media attention, including news reports, feature stories, and social media buzz.

Cultural Engagement

Engage with diverse cultures and markets, aiding global expansion and tailoring offerings to different audiences.

VALUE TO CARBON ZERO CITY
Global Awareness Raise worldwide brand awareness through international exposure and global campaigns, leveraging the diverse audience of World's Fairs to promote sustainability and innovative solutions.
Direct Payments Secure marketing and branding rights through one-time or ongoing payments, providing essential financial support.
In-Kind Contributions Offer goods, services, or technology to reduce operational costs and enhance event infrastructure.
Enhanced Exposure and Attendance Increase event visibility, attract larger crowds, and boost ticket sales and on-site purchases.
Secondary Revenue Streams Create additional revenue opportunities through branded merchandise, VIP experiences, and interactive displays.
Long-Term Partnerships Build ongoing relationships and enhance brand prestige, securing sustained funding and further collaborations.
Funding Provide upfront and ongoing capital necessary for event success.

VALUE TO CARBON ZERO CITY

Global Awareness

Raise worldwide brand awareness through international exposure and global campaigns, leveraging the diverse audience of World's Fairs to promote sustainability and innovative solutions.

Direct Payments

Secure marketing and branding rights through one-time or ongoing payments, providing essential financial support.

In-Kind Contributions

Offer goods, services, or technology to reduce operational costs and enhance event infrastructure.

Enhanced Exposure and Attendance

Increase event visibility, attract larger crowds, and boost ticket sales and on-site purchases.

Secondary Revenue Streams

Create additional revenue opportunities through branded merchandise, VIP experiences, and interactive displays.

Long-Term Partnerships

Build ongoing relationships and enhance brand prestige, securing sustained funding and further collaborations.

Funding

Provide upfront and ongoing capital necessary for event success.

CORPORATE EXHIBITS IN NYC
General Motors (1939 New York World's Fair) — Featured the Futurama exhibit, showcasing an imagined future with automated driving and expansive highways.
Westinghouse Electric (1939 New York World's Fair) — Presented Elektro the Moto-Man, a robot that could walk, talk, and perform simple tasks, captivating audiences with its futuristic abilities.
AT&T (1939 New York World's Fair) — Demonstrated the Voder, a machine that could simulate human speech, showcasing advancements in telecommunications technology.
Ford Motor Company (1939 New York World's Fair) — Displayed a working assembly line and the latest automobile models, emphasizing innovations in automotive manufacturing.
IBM (1939 New York World's Fair) — Showcased electric typewriters, punched card systems, and early computing technology, highlighting the future of office automation.
Coca-Cola (1939 New York World's Fair) — Featured a refreshing oasis with its soda fountains, promoting the beverage as a symbol of American culture and refreshment.
Ford Motor Company (1964 New York World's Fair) — Introduced the Mustang, a major highlight that captivated fair-goers and automotive enthusiasts alike.

CORPORATE EXHIBITS IN NYC

General Motors (1939 New York World's Fair) — Featured the Futurama exhibit, showcasing an imagined future with automated driving and expansive highways.

Westinghouse Electric (1939 New York World's Fair) — Presented Elektro the Moto-Man, a robot that could walk, talk, and perform simple tasks, captivating audiences with its futuristic abilities.

AT&T (1939 New York World's Fair) — Demonstrated the Voder, a machine that could simulate human speech, showcasing advancements in telecommunications technology.

Ford Motor Company (1939 New York World's Fair) — Displayed a working assembly line and the latest automobile models, emphasizing innovations in automotive manufacturing.

IBM (1939 New York World's Fair) — Showcased electric typewriters, punched card systems, and early computing technology, highlighting the future of office automation.

Coca-Cola (1939 New York World's Fair) — Featured a refreshing oasis with its soda fountains, promoting the beverage as a symbol of American culture and refreshment.

Ford Motor Company (1964 New York World's Fair) — Introduced the Mustang, a major highlight that captivated fair-goers and automotive enthusiasts alike.

CORPORATE EXHIBITS ELSEWHERE
Philips (Brussels, 1958) — The Philips Pavilion showcased innovative lighting and audio technology, featuring an avant-garde design by Le Corbusier and a multimedia installation called the Poème Électronique.
IBM (Montreal, 1967) — IBM's pavilion focused on the future of computing and technology, featuring interactive exhibits and demonstrations of computer systems and data processing.
Bell Telephone (Montreal, 1967) — This exhibit showcased the latest advancements in telecommunications, including automated dialing systems and satellite communications.
Mitsubishi (Osaka, 1970) — Mitsubishi's pavilion highlighted its contributions to industrial and technological advancements, showcasing innovations in energy, transportation, and manufacturing.
Toyota (Osaka, 1970) — Toyota showcased its latest automotive technologies and vehicle designs, emphasizing fuel efficiency and the future of personal transportation.
Fujitsu (Seville, 1992) — Fujitsu's pavilion featured advancements in computing and telecommunications, including early internet technologies and multimedia systems.
Volkswagen (Hanover, 2000) — VW's pavilion highlighted advancements in automotive design and technology, including concept cars and environmentally friendly vehicle technologies.
Additional Exhibits: SAP (2000), Cisco (2010), Enel (2015), Coca-Cola (2015), Samsung (2015), Siemens (2020).

CORPORATE EXHIBITS ELSEWHERE

Philips (Brussels, 1958) — The Philips Pavilion showcased innovative lighting and audio technology, featuring an avant-garde design by Le Corbusier and a multimedia installation called the Poème Électronique.

IBM (Montreal, 1967) — IBM's pavilion focused on the future of computing and technology, featuring interactive exhibits and demonstrations of computer systems and data processing.

Bell Telephone (Montreal, 1967) — This exhibit showcased the latest advancements in telecommunications, including automated dialing systems and satellite communications.

Mitsubishi (Osaka, 1970) — Mitsubishi's pavilion highlighted its contributions to industrial and technological advancements, showcasing innovations in energy, transportation, and manufacturing.

Toyota (Osaka, 1970) — Toyota showcased its latest automotive technologies and vehicle designs, emphasizing fuel efficiency and the future of personal transportation.

Fujitsu (Seville, 1992) — Fujitsu's pavilion featured advancements in computing and telecommunications, including early internet technologies and multimedia systems.

Volkswagen (Hanover, 2000) — VW's pavilion highlighted advancements in automotive design and technology, including concept cars and environmentally friendly vehicle technologies.

Additional Exhibits: SAP (2000), Cisco (2010), Enel (2015), Coca-Cola (2015), Samsung (2015), Siemens (2020).

PROSPECTIVE COMPANIES
Barclays Station (Brooklyn) — $6.5 million annually for 20 years for the subway station at Barclays Center.
AT&T (Dallas) — $17 million per year over 20 years for naming rights of the light rail station at AT&T Stadium.
NRG Energy (Philadelphia) — Sponsored a SEPTA station for $5.3 million over five years.
Santander Cycles (London) — £43.75 million ($56 million) for seven years for the bike-share sponsorship.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta) — $324 million over 27 years for the Atlanta Falcons' stadium.
Citibike (NYC) — $41 million for five years, with an additional $70.5 million extension until 2024.

PROSPECTIVE COMPANIES

Barclays Station (Brooklyn) — $6.5 million annually for 20 years for the subway station at Barclays Center.

AT&T (Dallas) — $17 million per year over 20 years for naming rights of the light rail station at AT&T Stadium.

NRG Energy (Philadelphia) — Sponsored a SEPTA station for $5.3 million over five years.

Santander Cycles (London) — £43.75 million ($56 million) for seven years for the bike-share sponsorship.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta) — $324 million over 27 years for the Atlanta Falcons' stadium.

Citibike (NYC) — $41 million for five years, with an additional $70.5 million extension until 2024.

VALUE FOR SPONSORS
Global Reach Positioning sponsors as key players within a globally influential city.
Innovative Exposure Unparalleled visibility in a model city for sustainable urban planning.
Long-Term Branding Sustained visibility positions sponsors at the forefront of responsible urban development.
Targeted Audience Reach Effectively engage with demographics keen on technology, sustainability, and innovation.
Enhanced Corporate Image Boosting CSR credentials and fostering trust among eco-conscious stakeholders.
Community Engagement Engage with local communities and address urban and environmental issues.

VALUE FOR SPONSORS

Global Reach

Positioning sponsors as key players within a globally influential city.

Innovative Exposure

Unparalleled visibility in a model city for sustainable urban planning.

Long-Term Branding

Sustained visibility positions sponsors at the forefront of responsible urban development.

Targeted Audience Reach

Effectively engage with demographics keen on technology, sustainability, and innovation.

Enhanced Corporate Image

Boosting CSR credentials and fostering trust among eco-conscious stakeholders.

Community Engagement

Engage with local communities and address urban and environmental issues.

VALUE TO THE ADVERTISING COMPANIES
High Visibility OOH and DOOH ads in high-traffic areas reach a large and diverse audience.
Brand Awareness Large, eye-catching OOH/DOOH displays build brand awareness and recall.
Targeted Advertising Strategic placement in specific locations targets key demographics or consumer segments.
Flexibility and Dynamism DOOH ads offer real-time updates and dynamic content.
Impactful Creativity OOH/DOOH ads provide a creative canvas for compelling storytelling and experiences.
Complementing Digital Campaigns Enhances online and digital campaigns for an integrated marketing approach.
Uninterrupted Exposure Immune to ad blockers and digital ad fatigue, ensuring consistent audience exposure.

VALUE TO THE ADVERTISING COMPANIES

High Visibility

OOH and DOOH ads in high-traffic areas reach a large and diverse audience.

Brand Awareness

Large, eye-catching OOH/DOOH displays build brand awareness and recall.

Targeted Advertising

Strategic placement in specific locations targets key demographics or consumer segments.

Flexibility and Dynamism

DOOH ads offer real-time updates and dynamic content.

Impactful Creativity

OOH/DOOH ads provide a creative canvas for compelling storytelling and experiences.

Complementing Digital Campaigns

Enhances online and digital campaigns for an integrated marketing approach.

Uninterrupted Exposure

Immune to ad blockers and digital ad fatigue, ensuring consistent audience exposure.

ADDED BENEFITS OF DOOH OVER OOH
Flexibility DOOH ads can be quickly changed in response to real-time events like weather or traffic, ensuring maximum contextual relevance.
Interactivity Consumers can engage directly with DOOH ads using touchscreens for more information and interaction.
Dynamic Content Incorporates dynamic elements like videos, animations, and live social media feeds to capture attention.
Measurability Offers accurate measurement of impressions, engagement, and KPIs, enabling better tracking and analysis.
Cost-effectiveness More cost-effective over time, with updates and changes made without expensive reprinting or installation fees.
Additional Benefits — Enhanced creativity, data-driven insights.

ADDED BENEFITS OF DOOH OVER OOH

Flexibility

DOOH ads can be quickly changed in response to real-time events like weather or traffic, ensuring maximum contextual relevance.

Interactivity

Consumers can engage directly with DOOH ads using touchscreens for more information and interaction.

Dynamic Content

Incorporates dynamic elements like videos, animations, and live social media feeds to capture attention.

Measurability

Offers accurate measurement of impressions, engagement, and KPIs, enabling better tracking and analysis.

Cost-effectiveness

More cost-effective over time, with updates and changes made without expensive reprinting or installation fees.

Additional Benefits — Enhanced creativity, data-driven insights.

THREE CORE FUNCTIONS
OOH/DOOH Integration — Offers augmented reality experiences and immediate product information. Users can scan ads to access interactive content, promotional deals, or more detailed product descriptions, enhanced by AI for personalized interactions. Neighborhood App — Connects users to local establishments with real-time updates on promotions, reviews, and available services. AI enhances community engagement by suggesting personalized local events, news, and features. Event App — Acts as a comprehensive guide for attendees, featuring AI-driven content such as schedules, maps, speaker bios, and session descriptions. It includes interactive elements like live polls and Q&MP;A sessions and facilitates networking through AI-matching based on similar interests.

THREE CORE FUNCTIONS

OOH/DOOH Integration — Offers augmented reality experiences and immediate product information. Users can scan ads to access interactive content, promotional deals, or more detailed product descriptions, enhanced by AI for personalized interactions.

Neighborhood App — Connects users to local establishments with real-time updates on promotions, reviews, and available services. AI enhances community engagement by suggesting personalized local events, news, and features.

Event App — Acts as a comprehensive guide for attendees, featuring AI-driven content such as schedules, maps, speaker bios, and session descriptions. It includes interactive elements like live polls and Q&MP;A sessions and facilitates networking through AI-matching based on similar interests.

ADVANTAGE OF THE APP
Extended Value for Users Solve issues like reporting lost objects and accessing exclusive discounts through AI-driven support.
Customer Stickiness Utilize AI-driven push notifications to foster user retention and engagement.
Offline Availability Functions offline and syncs data when connected, ensuring a seamless experience.
Scalability Scales to meet the demands of global events like a world’s fair.
Maximized Engagement AI customizes content based on user demographics like age, nationality, and interests.
Extended Customer Support Offers multilingual AI chatbot support to assist users in multiple languages.
Cashless Transactions Facilitates seamless online and offline purchases in partnership with banks.
Multilingual Capabilities Automatically translates content into any language, powered by AI.
Market Reach Expansion Leverages contextual messaging, influencers, and user-generated content to expand market reach.
Use After a Major Event Continues as a go-to resource for the FiDi neighborhood and beyond.

ADVANTAGE OF THE APP

Extended Value for Users

Solve issues like reporting lost objects and accessing exclusive discounts through AI-driven support.

Customer Stickiness

Utilize AI-driven push notifications to foster user retention and engagement.

Offline Availability

Functions offline and syncs data when connected, ensuring a seamless experience.

Scalability

Scales to meet the demands of global events like a world’s fair.

Maximized Engagement

AI customizes content based on user demographics like age, nationality, and interests.

Extended Customer Support

Offers multilingual AI chatbot support to assist users in multiple languages.

Cashless Transactions

Facilitates seamless online and offline purchases in partnership with banks.

Multilingual Capabilities

Automatically translates content into any language, powered by AI.

Market Reach Expansion

Leverages contextual messaging, influencers, and user-generated content to expand market reach.

Use After a Major Event

Continues as a go-to resource for the FiDi neighborhood and beyond.

TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
The metaverse is a virtual shared space, created by the convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual spaces. It's a collective virtual space where users interact through digital avatars. The metaverse blends augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and blockchain to create immersive, interactive environments where users can work, play, and socialize. It represents an evolution of the internet, offering a more integrated and dynamic user experience.

TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

The metaverse is a virtual shared space, created by the convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual spaces. It's a collective virtual space where users interact through digital avatars. The metaverse blends augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and blockchain to create immersive, interactive environments where users can work, play, and socialize. It represents an evolution of the internet, offering a more integrated and dynamic user experience.

BUSINESS BENEFITS
Global Model Influence Operating within the metaverse enhanced by AI, companies showcase their technologies and solutions on a platform that exemplifies sustainable urban development globally, demonstrating impactful solutions for cities worldwide.
Faster Innovation AI accelerates the deployment of innovative solutions within the metaverse, providing a space to prototype, iterate, and display urban solutions rapidly in response to the worsening climate crisis.
Enhanced Global Reach and Accessibility The metaverse, powered by AI, transcends geographic and physical limitations, enabling global access and widespread adoption of sustainable practices across various urban contexts.
Data-Driven Insights for Urban Solutions AI leverages data from the metaverse to provide detailed insights on user interactions, enhancing the refinement and effectiveness of urban solutions.
Cost Efficiency and Sustainable Operations Virtual operations in the metaverse reduce the need for physical resources, align with sustainability goals, and reduce operational costs, essential during environmental and economic challenges.
Showcasing Commitment to Sustainability Participation in a sustainability-focused virtual world, driven by AI, strengthens a company’s CSR profile and reinforces its image as a responsible business leader.
Creative and Dynamic Branding AI enhances branding within the metaverse by enabling dynamic, memorable marketing campaigns like virtual launches and interactive experiences that captivate users and extend brand reach.

BUSINESS BENEFITS

Global Model Influence

Operating within the metaverse enhanced by AI, companies showcase their technologies and solutions on a platform that exemplifies sustainable urban development globally, demonstrating impactful solutions for cities worldwide.

Faster Innovation

AI accelerates the deployment of innovative solutions within the metaverse, providing a space to prototype, iterate, and display urban solutions rapidly in response to the worsening climate crisis.

Enhanced Global Reach and Accessibility

The metaverse, powered by AI, transcends geographic and physical limitations, enabling global access and widespread adoption of sustainable practices across various urban contexts.

Data-Driven Insights for Urban Solutions

AI leverages data from the metaverse to provide detailed insights on user interactions, enhancing the refinement and effectiveness of urban solutions.

Cost Efficiency and Sustainable Operations

Virtual operations in the metaverse reduce the need for physical resources, align with sustainability goals, and reduce operational costs, essential during environmental and economic challenges.

Showcasing Commitment to Sustainability

Participation in a sustainability-focused virtual world, driven by AI, strengthens a company’s CSR profile and reinforces its image as a responsible business leader.

Creative and Dynamic Branding

AI enhances branding within the metaverse by enabling dynamic, memorable marketing campaigns like virtual launches and interactive experiences that captivate users and extend brand reach.

2012 OLYMPICS CONTRIBUTORS (Estimated)
$500,000+: Doctoroff Family Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, The Rudin Family, and others.
$300,000+: American Express, Continental Airlines, Goldman Sachs, KeySpan, Loews Corporation, Morgan Stanley, New York Life Foundation, The New York Times, and more.
$100,000+: Accenture, Bloomberg, Citigroup, American Capital Access, Andersen, AXA Foundation, Cendant, Credit Suisse First Boston, Daily News, Debevoise & Plimpton, Deloitte & Touche, Digital Pulp, Dover Corporation, Ernst & Young, Glenwood Management, S.L. Green Real Estate, The Hearst Corporation, HSBC Bank USA, International Paper, KPMG, Lehman Brothers, Max Capital Management, Nasdaq, New York Post, North Fork Bank, Paul Weiss, Pfizer, SwissRe, Thomson Corporation, TIAA-CREF, Tishman Speyer, TMP Worldwide, Toys "R" Us, UBS, Verizon Communications, and many more.

2012 OLYMPICS CONTRIBUTORS (Estimated)

$500,000+: Doctoroff Family Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, The Rudin Family, and others.

$300,000+: American Express, Continental Airlines, Goldman Sachs, KeySpan, Loews Corporation, Morgan Stanley, New York Life Foundation, The New York Times, and more.

$100,000+: Accenture, Bloomberg, Citigroup, American Capital Access, Andersen, AXA Foundation, Cendant, Credit Suisse First Boston, Daily News, Debevoise & Plimpton, Deloitte & Touche, Digital Pulp, Dover Corporation, Ernst & Young, Glenwood Management, S.L. Green Real Estate, The Hearst Corporation, HSBC Bank USA, International Paper, KPMG, Lehman Brothers, Max Capital Management, Nasdaq, New York Post, North Fork Bank, Paul Weiss, Pfizer, SwissRe, Thomson Corporation, TIAA-CREF, Tishman Speyer, TMP Worldwide, Toys "R" Us, UBS, Verizon Communications, and many more.

2. A ROBUST REVENUE STRATEGY

Program Sponsors

Exhibit Sponsors

Naming Right Sponsors

OOH / DOOH

The App

Web and Metaverse

Contributions

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