Welcome to KHP
KHP is an integrated marketing communications agency that develops and implements strategic solutions for some of the world’s most famous brands. Founded by Katja Heim in 1985, KHP has pioneered many of the ways that people experience sports and Formula 1 in particular — not only live but across a range of channels, many of which have become widely adopted today.
With particular expertise in sport, we work directly with teams, athletes, sponsors, promoters, rights holders and governing bodies in major championships such as FIA Formula 1 World Championship, FIA World Rally Championship, Porsche Supercup, the America's Cup, PGA European Tour, NBA basketball and the FIM MotoGP World Championship. We also promote and implement high-level conferences and events for a range of companies, from financial institutions to governmental organisations.
For 28 years KHP has been at the forefront of global sports marketing. Our vast experience and global network enable us to provide high-level consultancy to a vast range of sporting institutions and household brands. Our experienced team is made up of specialists...
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KHP Consulting has worked with some of the world’s largest sporting events and brands in a promotional capacity, using its extensive experience, in-depth knowledge and network of contacts to maximise media coverage, raise brand awareness...
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For over two decades KHP has executed world-class event & hospitality programmes on a global scale for the likes of MasterCard International, Shell Europe and Gulf Air. We always strive to deliver a full-service experience and provide multi-facetted...
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Our sponsorship team prides itself on its strategic consultancy and formidable negotiation skills when it comes to matching brands with properties that match their core values. KHP involves itself in all stages of the the sponsorship process: from developing...
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khp blog
is ther an 'i' in team?
What comes first: the individual or the team?
While there have been man incidents in the history of sport that throw this question into the spotlight, the last month has seen two incidents that have raised this dilemma again for teams, fans, sponsors and media.
Both Infiniti Red Bull Racing and Liverpool Football Club have had to ask themselves this in recent weeks as their respective superstars – Sebastian Vettel and Luis Suarez – let their ‘competitive spirit’ get the better of them in the heat of battle.
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looking ahead to 2013
As sporting years go, 2012 was up there with the very best. The London Olympics were a huge success, the sheer scale of which took everyone – most notably the British public itself – by surprise. Andy Murray broke his own personal hoodoo by claiming his first Grand Slam Title – and Britain’s first since 1936 – at the US Open, weeks after also bagging himself an Olympic Gold medal. Meanwhile, Bradley Wiggins became the nation’s favourite person, let alone athlete, when he became Britain’s first ever Tour de France winner and followed this up by winning the Olympic Gold in the Time Trial a few weeks later, never once losing his unmistakable sense of cool. The sporting highlights don’t stop there...
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