Tom Gargiulo, BodyArmor's CMO, outlines the company's NHL sponsorship strategy and how the brand will support its broader goal of becoming the number one sports drink in the US. The post Why BodyArmor is backing the NHL to get its sports drink in the hands of younger consumers appeared first o...
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