Rotherham United strikes deal for new Business Partner
Rotherham United have scored a new deal with Hodge Clemco Ltd to join the club’s family of ‘Business Partners’.
The Sheffield-based company specialize in the design and manufacture of surface preparation and finishing equipment.
Steve Coakley, Rotherham United’s commercial director is “thrilled” with the newest member to the club’s growing list of partners.
Mr Coakley said: “We are thrilled to add Hodge Clemco to our list of commercial partners.”
“We will be working closely with both Neal (Crisford) and Paul (Grattan) on numerous commercial projects going forward which will be of great benefit to both parties.
“Hodge Clemco are a successful and growing organisation and we are delighted to cement this by confirming them as one of our official Business Partners for the current 2015/2016 campaign.”
Neal Crisford, director of Hodge Clemco Ltd, added: “We’re delighted to join the Club via our Business Partner agreement.
“We have a workforce of close on 100 staff within this region, many of which are Millers fans, and we are thrilled to become involved with the Club.”
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