Sponsorship revenue for the Rams is “at an all-time high, up 25[%] over last season,” and the club has sold all of its luxury suites at the Edward Jones Dome for the first time since ’97, according to Christopher Tritto of the ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL.The Rams do not disclose revenue breakdowns, but the team “reported $160[M] in total revenue” last year, with $100M of that coming from the league’s TV deals. The push to increase revenue started when Rams President John Shaw hired L.A.-based Endeavor Talent Agency 
President of Entertainment Properties, Bob Reif, “to help revamp the team’s approach to sales and marketing.” Reif along with Rams VP/Business Affairs, James McCallum, sell “marketing platforms that help sponsors get the most out of their relationship with the team year-round.” The Rams have also improved the game-day experience by expanding activities at Baer Park, installing four, 125-foot LED ribbon boards inside the Dome; and replacing 30-second, in-stadium ads with “sponsored features such as ‘MasterCard Priceless Moments.' (ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL, 10/20 issue).
Bob Reif Sponsorship Revenue St Louis Rams
President of Entertainment Properties, Bob Reif, “to help revamp the team’s approach to sales and marketing.” Reif along with Rams VP/Business Affairs, James McCallum, sell “marketing platforms that help sponsors get the most out of their relationship with the team year-round.” The Rams have also improved the game-day experience by expanding activities at Baer Park, installing four, 125-foot LED ribbon boards inside the Dome; and replacing 30-second, in-stadium ads with “sponsored features such as ‘MasterCard Priceless Moments.' (ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL, 10/20 issue).Bob Reif Sponsorship Revenue St Louis Rams
