NEWARK, NJ - The New Jersey Devils and Prudential Financial have announced, following overwhelming support for the cause-driven partnership initiative, the expansion of their industry-first donation of NHL club helmet brand exposure from 13 to 30 games. The addition of 17 games more than doubles Prudential's initial support for the black-owned business selected as the recipient of the 2021-22 Devils Buy Black Program presented by Prudential Financial. Jointly, the Devils and Prudential have today announced that Irvington, NJ-based company
Razu
, a networking and collaboration digital platform for musicians, has been selected as the recipient of the 2021-22 Season Devils Buy Black Partnership presented by Prudential.
Notably, the Razu 3.75" x 1.2" logo will appear on the Devils helmets for 30 road games that will include broadcast exposure on Devils broadcasts on MSG Networks, ESPN+/Hulu, and a range of significant Devils digital and social platforms. The exposure will take the Razu brand across North America in all cities the Devils visit during the 2021-22 National Hockey League season. The networking and collaboration service for artists in the music industry provides music creators the collaborative tools to create, produce and enhance songs virtually on a digital, global platform. Following its founding in 2021 in Irvington, NJ, Razu boasts a collaborator and creator membership of hundreds from the greater New Jersey and New York region to Los Angeles to Lagos, Nigeria.
Prudential Financial Expands Donation of Devils Helmet Brand to Black
Black-owned business, Razu, brand logo to appear on Devils helmets beginning Dec. 11
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