Vector Security Renews Sponsorship Agreement with Pittsburgh Penguins

PITTSBURGH – Intelligent security and smart automation solutions provider Vector Security, Inc., announces it has renewed a multi-year sponsorship agreement with the National Hockey League’s Pittsburgh Penguins.

As the official security partner of the Penguins, Vector Security will receive in-arena sponsorship exclusivity in the home and business security categories, according to the company announcement. Vector Security has been a sponsor of its hometown hockey team since 2018.

The partnership offers Vector Security branding opportunities that include virtual digital signage in the ice and on the boards, branded metal detectors, LED and digital displays throughout the arena, including House Rules sponsorship before the games for maximum brand exposure on television and social media and to the more than 800,000 fans that fill PPG Paints Arena for home games each year.

The agreement also includes radio advertising on the Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network, digital advertising on pittsburghpenguins.com and the Penguins mobile app, 1st Period Stats collaborative social media campaign, game day and other promotional events, as well as additional benefits.

Why Vector Security Partners with Pittsburgh Penguins

“We are excited to continue our partnership with the Pittsburgh Penguins for another three
seasons,” says Art Miller, vice president of marketing for Vector Security, in the company announcement. “We are based in Pittsburgh, so this beautiful city is our hometown and we are honored to support a team that is as committed to the community as we are.

“We look forward to continuing our momentum as we further our brand in this dynamic market while sharing unique experiences with our customers and hockey fans through our partnership with the Pens,” he says.

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