Nationwide Returns to Super Bowl After Eight-Year Hiatus


Nationwide is returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since 2007. The company became the official insurance sponsor of the NFL in August and signed a new deal with Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning in May.

“We’ve had a big year. We unified our brand under the iconic N and Eagle logo, started a new relationship with one of the biggest stars in sports, Peyton Manning, and deepened our relationship with the NFL,” said Matt Jauchius, CMO at Nationwide, in a statement. “We felt the time was right to return to America’s biggest advertising stage.”

Nationwide has not released any details on its media buy or its creative plans.

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