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PNC Bank named official retail bank of the Tampa Bay Lightning

| Jo-Lynn Brown

PNC Bank has been named the official retail bank of the Tampa Bay Lightning, with a multi-year partnership that is PNC’s largest sponsorship in Tampa Bay, since entering the market in 2011.

As part of the sponsorship, PNC will have a large presence at Amalie Arena, including signage and kiosks. The bank will also be featured in game broadcasts, social media posts and events.

This agreement adds to PNC’s other sports partnerships in Florida including deals with the Miami Marlins and IndyCar’s Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.

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