
Lenovo NA CMO on telling the ‘full stack story’ through sports
The executive talks making the most of pricey sports sponsorships, plans for the Women s World Cup and differentiating the brand s AI products.
Key points
- • An article from Q&A Lenovo NA CMO on telling the ‘full stack story’ through sports The World Cup drove 4.4 billion social impressions and a 4.2% lift in brand value for the tech company.
- • Over the course of the tournament, Lenovo said it saw a 4.2 times lift in brand consideration among tech-focused soccer fans and a 4.2% lift in brand value.
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