GrassAds USA

From corporate golf days to racetrack sponsorship, GrassAds has established a reputation as the leader in helping your brand achieve the best and most creative exposure. The appeal of a GrassAds presentation is the flexibility and detail that is available through the GrassAds robotic technology. There is no logo too complex or size too big.

We cater to every industry and have worked with global companies including Nike, Gillette, British Airways and Coca-Cola. GrassAds is also responsible for some of the world's biggest ground presentations for events such as the Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, the Tour de France and the Wimbeldon Tennis championship. Our technology ensures our clients always receive quality and quantity no matter how big the logo or how complex the design.

Corporate sponsorship is an integral part of any organized event and with GrassAds, the potential for sponsorship representation is unlimited. Due to the growing demand within the American market, GrassAds has established an office in Southern California with an experienced team who can create your corporate presentations and also assist with the layout to ensure every sponsor receives the best viewing potential. Golf courses and stadiums across the country have already experienced the positive feedback from event sponsors who have used the services of GrassAds.

GrassAds can be used for:

· Corporate Golf Days

· Marketing campaigns

· Product Launches

· Venue sponsorship

· Special events and milestones

· Motorsport sponsorship

· Sportsfields and stadium presentations

If you would like any more information on how to make an impression for your next big event or campaign, contact our office today.

The Race That Stopped A Nation

In Australia we recently celebrated the annual Melbourne Cup event which is affectionately referred to as the 'Race that stops a nation', and for good reason too. The state of Victoria, has an official public holiday on the first Tuesday of every November to watch the spectacular and exciting horse race.

This year however, the event was tarnished from the sudden death of one of the favourites immediately after the race. The tragic news continued with news of a second horse having to put down after breaking her leg from kicking a fence after being spooked by a child waving a giant flag near the stables.

The actual event itself prior to the tragic post-race events was a success. With fashion, celebrities, corporate marquees, corporate boxes and sponsors galore, there wan't a dry champagne glass left in the house. Turf clubs across Australia all celebrated the event with race day celebrations allowing punters and fashionistas around the country to join in the festivities. It was a great excuse to get out and be seen, especially for the sponsors!