An Act to sell naming rights to properties operated by the MCCA
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill would allow the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority (MCCA) to sell naming rights to its properties, including the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The goal is to generate revenue through sponsorships and potentially increase the visibility of MCCA facilities. This legislation seeks to provide the MCCA with a new revenue stream and enhance its ability to attract events and conventions. It would establish a framework for these naming rights agreements.
Key provisions
- Allows the MCCA to sell naming rights to its properties.
- Specifies the properties covered by the bill (primarily the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center).
- Establishes a process for negotiating and awarding naming rights agreements.
- Outlines guidelines for the use of the MCCA’s brand in conjunction with naming rights.
- Requires the MCCA to report on revenue generated from naming rights.
- Defines the terms and conditions of naming rights agreements.
- Addresses potential conflicts of interest related to naming rights sales.
- Provides for the oversight and regulation of naming rights agreements.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts Convention Center Authority (MCCA)
- Businesses seeking naming rights opportunities
- Attendees of conventions and events at MCCA properties
- The Commonwealth of Massachusetts (through increased revenue)
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