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Intuit Scores Olympic Gold With Team USA Partnership and LA28 Deal

MarketDash Editorial Team
17 days ago
Intuit becomes a founding partner of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics in a multi-year Team USA deal. The financial software giant will support small businesses and athletes while keeping its name on the Intuit Dome during basketball events.

Intuit Inc. (INTU) is betting big on the 2028 Olympics. The company announced a multi-year partnership with Team USA and will serve as a founding partner of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, expanding its footprint in global sports sponsorship ahead of the Los Angeles event.

The deal gives Intuit exclusive rights in the "financial management software" category—which sounds specific, but that's exactly the point. It builds on the company's already deep Los Angeles connections, most notably its naming rights agreement for the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, where the Los Angeles Clippers play.

Beyond the branding, the partnership includes practical programs designed to support the Olympics ecosystem. Intuit will assist small businesses involved in the Games, offer free tax-filing support through TurboTax for select athletes, and expand financial education efforts across Los Angeles communities.

Here's where things get interesting: the Intuit Dome will host five-on-five men's and women's basketball during the Games and will keep its commercial name throughout. That's a notable departure from standard Olympic branding protocols, which typically strip venues of corporate identities during competition. For Intuit, that means global visibility on a scale few sponsorships can match.

The partnership also fits neatly into Intuit's broader strategy of connecting with small businesses and individual taxpayers through high-profile cultural moments. It's brand building, sure, but it's also about being present where your customers are paying attention.

The announcement comes as investors are watching Intuit's growth trajectory closely. The company recently reported first-quarter revenue of $3.89 billion, beating expectations, with adjusted earnings per share of $3.34 that also topped forecasts. Revenue climbed 18% year-over-year, and the company repurchased $851 million of its own shares during the quarter—a sign of confidence in its financial position.

Looking forward, Intuit expects second-quarter revenue to grow 14% to 15%, reflecting continued strength across its business lines. The company's push into AI-powered products and platform expansion remains a focal point of its long-term strategy.

Price Action: INTU shares were trading higher by 3.64% to $660.63 at last check Friday.

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Intuit Scores Olympic Gold With Team USA Partnership and LA28 Deal

MarketDash Editorial Team
17 days ago
Intuit becomes a founding partner of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics in a multi-year Team USA deal. The financial software giant will support small businesses and athletes while keeping its name on the Intuit Dome during basketball events.

Intuit Inc. (INTU) is betting big on the 2028 Olympics. The company announced a multi-year partnership with Team USA and will serve as a founding partner of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, expanding its footprint in global sports sponsorship ahead of the Los Angeles event.

The deal gives Intuit exclusive rights in the "financial management software" category—which sounds specific, but that's exactly the point. It builds on the company's already deep Los Angeles connections, most notably its naming rights agreement for the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, where the Los Angeles Clippers play.

Beyond the branding, the partnership includes practical programs designed to support the Olympics ecosystem. Intuit will assist small businesses involved in the Games, offer free tax-filing support through TurboTax for select athletes, and expand financial education efforts across Los Angeles communities.

Here's where things get interesting: the Intuit Dome will host five-on-five men's and women's basketball during the Games and will keep its commercial name throughout. That's a notable departure from standard Olympic branding protocols, which typically strip venues of corporate identities during competition. For Intuit, that means global visibility on a scale few sponsorships can match.

The partnership also fits neatly into Intuit's broader strategy of connecting with small businesses and individual taxpayers through high-profile cultural moments. It's brand building, sure, but it's also about being present where your customers are paying attention.

The announcement comes as investors are watching Intuit's growth trajectory closely. The company recently reported first-quarter revenue of $3.89 billion, beating expectations, with adjusted earnings per share of $3.34 that also topped forecasts. Revenue climbed 18% year-over-year, and the company repurchased $851 million of its own shares during the quarter—a sign of confidence in its financial position.

Looking forward, Intuit expects second-quarter revenue to grow 14% to 15%, reflecting continued strength across its business lines. The company's push into AI-powered products and platform expansion remains a focal point of its long-term strategy.

Price Action: INTU shares were trading higher by 3.64% to $660.63 at last check Friday.