MINNESOTA SUPER BOWL HOST COMMITTEE Who are we? We are a 501(c)6 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

MINNESOTA SUPER BOWL HOST COMMITTEE Who are we? We are a 501(c)6 non-profit, raising private funds to host the game, including free and open to the public events. We are not the NFL. We are a locally run organization who live and work in this community. We are a link between the City, State, NFL and the hundreds of organizations that work together to host a Super Bowl. Agreement with the City to contribute nearly $5 million towards costs including public works and public safety.

OUR MISSION Utilizing our bold new stadium as a backdrop and the exposure generated by this tremendous event, we will introduce the world to Minnesota’s authentic, Bold North brand , reflecting the diverse and innovative culture of our state, by creating and implementing the preeminent Super Bowl experience that delivers on our promises ; generating a significant economic impact for the state and providing a lasting legacy for all of Minnesota.

ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY IMPACT 1 million visits over 10 days $400 million in Economic Impact to our local businesses $500 million in earned media exposure Increased meeting and convention business Indianapolis saw a 20% increase in following years Large event preparation for our businesses and community Lasting legacy in our communities

52 WEEKS OF GIVING Legacy Fund Using Super Bowl LII to create a lasting and positive impact for the entire State Creating connection for kids and communities to the Big Game. • 52 Weeks of Giving • Weekly grants to communities around our state, ranging from $38,000 - $100,000 each toward the health and wellness of kids Partnered with MDH and their SHIP program to identify needs • • To date, 44 grants totaling more than $3 million, including all 11 tribal communities • On our way to investing more than $5 million • Super School Breakfast • Providing a weekly $10,000 grant to schools in these communities to fund Breakfast in the Classroom

52 WEEKS OF GIVING Legacy Fund - Minneapolis • Loppet Foundation, $52,000 Twin Cities Native American LaCrosse , • $50,000 • Project Success, $100,000 • Youth Determined to Succeed, $50,000 • Minneapolis Public Schools Culinary and Wellness Services, $75,000 • Bolder Options, $50,000 • Juxtaposition Arts , $50,000 • People’s Center for Health, TBA • Appetite for Change , $50,000 North Market with Pillsbury United • Communities , $50,000 More to come!

NORTH HIGH SCHOOL POLARS

CREW 52 VOLUNTEERS • 30,000 applied • 15,000 interviewed • 10,000+ selected • Will be face of Minnesota to our visitors in skyways, at hotels, on streets around Minneapolis • Each volunteer provided with free winter-ready uniform • Training includes safety and security, anti-trafficking

VOLUNTEERS

BUSINESS CONNECT • The NFL’s supplier diversity program • Program serves as a conduit for qualified, diverse and underutilized businesses in Minnesota to compete for contracting opportunities that will be generated by Super Bowl LII in 2018 • Certified minority, women, veteran, LGBT-owned businesses, headquartered in Minnesota • More than 400 locally-owned business confirmed as participants

BUSINESS CONNECT • Abundant Office Solutions • BeEvents • Be Graceful Bakery and Catering • Case Staffing Solutions • Fat Chance Restaurant • Hell’s Kitchen • Thor Construction • UpNet Technologies

ANTI- SEX TRAFFICKING • 40 community organizations joined together, led by: - Terry Williams, Minnesota Women’s Foundation - John Choi, Ramsey County Attorney - Amanda Koonjebeharry, Hennepin County • Service providers • Law enforcement (including Grant Snyder, MPD) Survivors and advocates • • Business • Faith community Four Goals: Key Messages: • Increase public awareness • Sex Trafficking is an issue 365 days a year Prevent and disrupt buyers and sellers • • Super Bowl opportunity to educate the public • Enhance service for victims • Minnesota is creating a model • Develop a replicable model • Minnesota is a national leader

Event Schedule • January 26 – Super Bowl LIVE presented by Verizon kickoff (runs all 10 days) • January 27 – Super Bowl Experience driven by Genesis opens in Minneapolis Convention Center • January 28 – Arrival of teams • January 29 – Opening Night fueled by Gatorade (Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul) • January 30 – Media Party, Mall of America • January 31 – Business Connect Gala at Aria, Kids Tailgate Party at Target Center • February 1 – concerts, partner events • February 2 – concerts, partner Events • February 3 – NFL Honors at Northrup Auditorium , concerts, partner events • February 4 – Gameday

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Verizon UP Stage at Ice Mountain FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • Idina Menzel • The Revolution • Sheila E. • Morris Day and the Time • Dessa • The Suburbs • The Steeles • Soul Asylum • Sounds of Blackness • New Power Generation • Esera Tuaolo • The Jayhawks • Mint Condition • Twin Cities Gospel Choir • and many more to come!

ADDITIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Drum Down the Sun, a drum and dance • exhibition, will be celebrated every evening at 5:00 PM by Native American school children. Super Bowl Dancers selected from the • community will perform multiple times a day on Super Bowl Live. Drum Lines selected from the Community • will entertain the fans on Super Bowl Live daily.

SUPER BOWL EXPERIENCE DRIVEN BY GENESIS Minneapolis Convention Center Super Bowl Experience is pro football's interactive theme park offering participatory games, youth football clinics, and autograph sessions from NFL players and Legends. Super Bowl Experience will also feature personalized digital photos, 40-yard dash and vertical jump against NFL players on LED screens, a virtual reality experience, an enhanced Super Bowl rings display and a new NFL Draft set.

Helping residents and visitors navigate Super Bowl • Traffic routes • Parking options • Pre-paid parking • Public transportation • Rideshare and taxi • Skyway • Airport www.mnsuperbowl.com/transportation

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