Being that it has been nearly a month since I updated PUMA's Wikipedia page, I decided to return to the site and see if my little paragraph was still there. Well, guess what? It is!
On June 23rd, I blogged about my journey down the Wikipedia rabbit hole in an entry titled, #SweatBeauty. When I landed on the PUMA (brand) Wikipedia page, I noticed that the brand's collaboration with New York City Ballet wasn't mentioned at all under sponsorships. I then took it upon myself to amend the sponsorships section. I added a short paragraph describing PUMA's collaboration with my beloved company.
I believe it is important for a ballet company to be listed right next to all of those other big name celebrities and athletes. It helps with name recognition, and will hopefully help bring more people into the theater.
I am very happy to say that my addition to the PUMA Wikipedia page is still there. I hope it stays there as long as our collaboration continues.
Bullet Pointes is your go-to destination for the latest trends in the world of ballet. I hope to use my unique perspective as a dancer with the New York City Ballet to guide you through the crazy, glamorous world of professional ballet. The goal is to keep you informed and en pointe.
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