Lenovo and Carolina Hurricanes Agree To Multi-Year Arena Naming Rights Agreement
Lenovo has been a partner of the Carolina Hurricanes since 2010 and has previously been the team’s helmet decal sponsor. As part of the expanded partnership, Lenovo will be the official technology partner of the Hurricanes and the organization will implement Lenovo technology throughout the arena and in its operations to enhance the fan experience.
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New-look Hurricanes take the ice for training camp in arena with a new nameRoy Cooper sharing the stage with Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon, N.C. State athletic director Boo Corrigan, Canes ...
The Carolina Hurricanes unveiled details of the first phase of a $1 billion mixed-use project, which has a 15-year ...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- We officially know the new name for PNC Arena. The Centennial Authority met Thursday morning and approved the name change to Lenovo Center. They've had the current one ...
The arena first opened in 1999 as Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena. Then it was renamed RBC Center and PNC Arena in 2012.
A $60 million naming-rights deal has been struck for the home of the Carolina Hurricanes and N.C. State Wolfpack basketball.
Make way for the Lenovo Center. The 10-year, $60 million naming-rights contract was approved Thursday by the Centennial Authority. A rendering shows expected signage on the Lenovo Center ...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- We officially know the new name for PNC Arena. The Centennial Authority met Thursday morning and approved the name change to Lenovo Center. They've had the current one since ...
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New Lenovo Center sign revealNew Lenovo Center sign reveal ...
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