Branded Ski Resort Partnerships

Jambar® Has Announced Its Partnership with Aspen Snowmass

JAMBAR® — the artisan-made, whole-food organic energy bar created by Jennifer Maxwell — has entered into a three-year agreement as the official Energy Bar Affiliate Partner of Aspen Snowmass. The partnership with an internationally renowned mountain resort of this level ensures that JAMBAR® will stand out as a go-to snack for a quick energy boost.

The partnership with Aspen Snowmass entails a couple of branded activations. JAMBAR has committed to hosting more than 16 sampling days each season at the base of Aspen Snowmass's four mountain resorts. The brand will also work with celebrated athletes to engage its audience and highlight its clean energy bars.

It is noteworthy to mention that JAMBAR® commits 50% of its after-tax profits to non-profit organizations that support music and active living.

Image Credit: JAMBAR®

Branded Partnerships
Collaborations between food brands and major resorts can elevate brand visibility and create exclusive experiential marketing opportunities.
Artisanal Energy Bars
The rise in consumer demand for whole-food options presents an opportunity for artisanal energy bars to target niche markets through strategic partnerships.
Cause-marketing Initiatives
Companies that allocate a significant portion of profits to non-profit initiatives are increasingly appealing to socially-conscious consumers, providing an edge in competitive markets.

Who This Affects Most

Sports and Recreation
Aligning energy bar brands with ski resorts opens up innovative marketing channels within the dynamic sports and recreation industry.
Food and Beverage
The growing trend of healthy snack options in the food and beverage sector offers opportunities for brands to differentiate through quality partnerships and unique selling propositions.
Social Enterprises
Businesses committed to philanthropy can leverage their model to impact both community well-being and brand loyalty in emerging industries.
SCORE
3.0 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
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  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
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POPULARITY
Popularity 25%
Activity 27%
Freshness 39%