Prevailed Against Antitrust: Achieve Your Bestod Goals with Braves Snacks Service at Sullivans Firehouses

Prevailed Against Antitrust: Achieve Your Bestod Goals with Braves Snacks Service at Sullivans Firehouses


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  • Pietro Keegan

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This paper explores the successful implementation of Braves Snacks Service at Sullivans Firehouses, a partnership between the Atlanta Braves and Sullivan Fire Department. The service provides healthy snack options for firefighters and first responders, while also serving as a means of revenue for the Braves. The paper examines the antitrust allegations against the partnership and how it ultimately prevailed, becoming a model for future sports team collaborations with public entities. The paper also discusses the positive impact the service has had on the health and wellness of firefighters and the community, as well as the potential for similar partnerships in other industries. Overall, this paper showcases how a creative collaboration between sports teams and public entities can achieve both economic and social goals while overcoming legal challenges.

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Pietro Keegan "Prevailed Against Antitrust: Achieve Your Bestod Goals with Braves Snacks Service at Sullivans Firehouses".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2019.

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Date of Release: 2019
Author(s): Pietro Keegan.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
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