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Footprint Center kicks it into high gear

Phoenix Suns arena under new partnership

The Phoenix Suns may have ended their season sooner than hoped, but the team’s home arena is just getting started.

Last week, amid the Suns’ NBA Finals run, the team announced it inked a new partnership with Valley- based engineering firm Footprint. The deal will not only place Footprint’s name on the building, it will launch a sustainable transformation in and out of the arena.

Dan Costello, chief revenue officer for the Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Spanish soccer team Real Mallorca, said the organization cast a global net in finding a partner for the venue and had a significant amount of interest.

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