A number of companies sponsor the Philadelphia Eagles in ways beyond just advertising.  They purchase suites to wine and dine their clients, politicians, business partners and their executives.  Regardless, their patronage at a corporate level is still a sponsorship of the Eagles.

We want to hear from these companies and find out if they want to see Michael Vick playing in the NFL on the team that they sponsor.

The Eagles want to hear from them too!  They encourage their premium service suite holders to let the Eagles know how they are doing.  So if you are a premium service suite customer, why don’t you let the Eagles know what you think of Michael Vick’s recent addition on your next comment card.

As a Suiteholder, you are a valuable part of the Eagles family. A great deal of our success, both on and off the field, depends upon you. Your continued support and passion for the Eagles help us as we strive to bring a world championship to the city of Philadelphia.

Our goal is to exceed your every expectation as we move forward together. We encourage you to provide us with feedback as often as possible in order that we may continue to serve you in the manner that best suits your status as a premium customer. Toward that end we have placed comment cards in each Suite and your Personal Service Representative will contact you through our Post-Game Wrap Up after every event. We want to hear from you — about those things that meet with your satisfaction and about how we can better serve you.  source http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/premiumservices/suiteholder/SuiteAmenitites.asp

Novacare

Comcast

Its one thing for companies to purchase suites from the Eagles for business but another to take their kids to a game to cheer for an ex-felon guilty of torturing and killing dogs.  So we would also like to know if Suite Holders will continue to take their kids and families to the game.

There is one group that uses the Philadelphia boxholder suites that might see a direct increase in business from Michael Vick’s move to Philadelphia . . . .

Go Philadelphia Lawyers!

What the Philadelphia Eagles were thinking when they signed Michael Vick up, we may never know, but we don’t have to support a bad decision with our money.  Boycott the Philadelphia Eagles and any game that features Michael Vick or other violent ex-convicts.

Maybe you’d like to also reach out to the people behind Premium Services at the Philadelphia Eagles….

Marlyse Fant
Vice President, Sales and Service
215-339-6718
Drew Young
Director of Premium Sales
215-320-5199
Tracy Foster
Director, Client Services
215-320-5851
Joe Malatesta
Account Executive, Premium Sales
215-320-5854
Kevin Levy
Account Executive, Premium Sales
215-320-5187
Jeanne Dougherty-Brooks
Premium Services Client Benefits Coordinator
215-339-6753
Jessica Winemiller
Premium Services Client Benefits Coordinator
215-339-6710
Betsy Shoustal
Premium Services Account Operations Coordinator
267-570-4211

Olivia Ritchie
Premium Services Account Operations Coordinator

Tomorrow will be the first day that Michael Vick is scheduled to practice with the Philadelphia Eagles.  Many people were very surprised by the Eagles actions to sign Michael Vick for close to $7 million over two years.  That’s a lot to pay for damaged goods, especially when we are talking entertainment paid for with fan money.

Tickets may not go on sale tomorrow so tomorrow won’t be our first serious opportunity to protest the Eagles with our wallets, but it will be a good day to show sponsors that we mean business.  So if you show up to the area to protest, make sure you call out the sponsors that support the Eagles. Call on those sponsors to end their sponsorship of the Eagles and Michael Vick.

Please be considerate and do not threaten to harm any person including Michael Vick. 

Please also be careful.  If you show up, come with a friend, someone that can help keep an eye out for you. 

Future Dates To Look For Michael Vick Protests

August 26th is National Dog Day and is less than 2 weeks from today.  Please call on all sponsors to end their sponsorship before this day publicly.  If they do not end their sponsorship, then August 26th would make a fine day to protest at their locations around the country.