Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Numerica CU Buys Naming Rights to Two Riverfront Park Attractions

The Spokane (WA) Park Board on February 14th approved a naming rights deal with Numerica Credit Union and the Riverfront Skate Ribbon and SkyRide.

Numerica CU will pay $90,000 per year for the naming rights. The length of the deal is from 2019 to 2028.

The deal will also allow Numerica to secure the naming rights for the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony and will give the credit union the first right of refusal for an ATM at the location.

The agreement also provides the title sponsor the option of paying $10,000 per year for the naming rights to the Parkway.

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Read the sponsorship agreement.

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