Building Connections Beyond the Turf: Exploring VfB's Off-Pitch Relationships
The Brustring Business Club, an exclusive networking platform, has recently been launched at VfB Stuttgart, the second-largest stadium business sector in Germany. This new club aims to bring together leading corporations, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), and start-ups from Baden-Württemberg, providing a premium business environment during match days and events at the MHP Arena.
The Brustring Business Club is part of VfB Stuttgart’s broader position as a leading sports club in the region, boasting over 85,000 members. The club's mission is to offer an elite networking and hospitality experience, helping businesses connect in a stylish atmosphere with excellent facilities and a unique view of the football action.
Sebastian Hoeneß, the VfB coach, will emphasize the importance of the Brustring Business Club at its first meeting. Known for his laid-back and authentic style, Hoeneß believes laughter is essential in a team setting. The guests at the event are heard laughing heartily throughout the evening.
The VfB Business Club event has proven to be a successful networking opportunity, with business cards being exchanged enthusiastically. The buffet at the event is prepared by two-star chef Stefan Gschwendtner, adding an extra touch of class to the occasion.
Meanwhile, VfB Stuttgart is not interested in millions from Bayern Munich for Woltemade, an offensive player currently training with the VfB Stuttgart jersey. The club's boss, Alexander Wehrle, is keeping Bayern Munich on their toes in a transfer tussle over Nick Woltemade, who is expected to continue playing with VfB Stuttgart in the next season.
The Brustring Business Club's membership fees range from 4500 to 7500 euros annually, making it an exclusive offering. The club's background is closely tied to VfB Stuttgart's strong regional identity, embodied by its "young wild ones," professional footballers, fans, and partners.
Timo Hildebrand, a former VfB player, shares a story about Felix Magath's tough training style, nicknamed "Quálix" due to his methods. Magath, the VfB coach, was known for his extended periods of silence in "four-eye conversations."
In summary, the Brustring Business Club offers a premium business club membership for exclusivity and elevated business networking opportunities during VfB Stuttgart events. It provides access to VIP areas with stylish designs, first-class service, luxury seating, and premium catering at the MHP Arena. The club aims to enhance partner engagement and regional business development by leveraging its large member base and strong sporting identity, creating a unique business atmosphere with direct proximity to football action and an iconic stadium setting.
- The Brustring Business Club, with its premium membership ranging from 4500 to 7500 euros annually, offers an elite networking and hospitality experience that brings together leaders not only from the business sector but also from sports, giving an opportunity for collaboration and partnership within the spheres of finance, sports, and business.
- During match days and events at the MHP Arena, the Brustring Business Club aims to provide a unique setting for businesses in both finance and sports, as guests can enjoy a stylish atmosphere with excellent facilities, a view of football action, and even share a laugh with VfB Stuttgart's coach, Sebastian Hoeneß.
