Partner Article
Fairstone announces partnership with Newcastle Falcons
Chartered Financial Planning firm, Fairstone Financial Management has been made an Official Partner of the Newcastle Falcons until 2017.
The Bolden-headquartered firm, which has been the club’s main sponsor since 2013, will now be displayed on the new home and away shirts.
Fairstone will also benefit from exclusive events, hospitality and player access as it works closely with the club over the next two seasons.
Announcing the agreement extension Newcastle Falcons Managing Director Mick Hogan commented:
“It’s great news that Fairstone and ourselves have agreed to extend our partnership beyond the current contract term. They are fantastic supporters of the Newcastle Falcons and everyone at the club has been impressed by their professionalism and development throughout the period of our working relationship to date.
“There are some fantastic synergies that we can bring to supporters and other corporate partners through this connection. We look forward to partnering with Fairstone over the next couple of years and for Fairstone to become an even bigger part of the fabric of Newcastle Falcons.”
Lee Hartley, CEO of Fairstone commented: “We are delighted to extend our partnership with Newcastle Falcons. We’re a national firm which began in the north east, and are very proud of our roots in the region. As we aim to continue on our growth strategy it was clear that our partnership with the Falcons represents a perfect fit for our business – both in terms of increasing our profile and being able to reach new customers.
“We’re looking forward to maintaining our close involvement with the team at Kingston Park as well as our fellow partners, as we look ahead to what I am sure will be a successful period for the Falcons over the coming seasons.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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