Arizona Super Bowl LVII Business Connect program registration deadline extended

PHOENIX — The deadline for Arizona businesses to register for a program designed to promote inclusion at National Football League events leading up to next season’s Super Bowl in Glendale has been extended.

Companies can apply to the Super Bowl LVII Business Connect program until Friday, according to a press release.

The program, a partnership between the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee and the NFL, aims to connect event-ready businesses for contracts related to the fourth Super Bowl in the Valley.

Businesses must be at least 51% owned by a minority, woman, LGBTQ or veteran and have been operational in Arizona with a physical office since February 2019.

They also need to be in good standing with the state and be eligible to do business in Arizona, according to the release.

Selected companies will be part of a database, called the business connect resource guide, on the NFL’s internal website for interested Super Bowl vendors.

A full list of types of businesses and an application link are available online.

Super Bowl LVII is set for Feb. 12, 2023, at State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals.

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