Naming rights available for Perth’s nib Stadium

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October 16, 2017

Along with Perth Stadium and Perth Arena, the naming rights of another premier Western Australian sport and entertainment venue will soon become available.

Currently known as nib Stadium, naming rights for Perth’s rectangular stadium will soon be up for offers with the seven-year partnership between VenuesWest and Australian health insurer, nib ending shortly.

VenuesWest Chief Executive David Etherton expressed his thanks to nib for a strong partnership over the years, stating “nib has been a solid supporter of this venue for seven years and while we are disappointed to see them move on, I welcome the opportunities a new naming rights partner would bring.

“nib Stadium is a well-known Western Australian sport and entertainment venue. Previously known as Members Equity Stadium, then nib Stadium, a new naming rights agreement is part of a normal venue life cycle.”

With the nib agreement concluding on 30th June next year, VenuesWest is aiming to attract a new brand that wants to link their name to the venue, gaining a substantial profile and access to hundreds of thousands of patrons each year.

9th March 2017 - WESTERN AUSTRALIA LABOR PARTY COMMITS TO SELLING PERTH VENUE NAMING RIGHTS IF ELECTED

4th April 2016 - ALL FLAGS SIGNS AND BANNERS BACK NIB STADIUM LANDMARK

21st August 2015 - THREE MORE YEARS OF GLORY AT NIB STADIUM

30th November 2014 - NIB TO BACK PERTH VENUES FOR ANOTHER THREE YEARS

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