Essex firm goes for gold with Olympic Stadium partnership
Hot tub and industry supplier Freedom Leisure has formed a new partnership with the former Olympic Stadium in London.
Through the London Stadium Business Club, the company will be able to take advantage of branding opportunities including exposure on one of the biggest LEDs in UK sport, combined with prominent positioning on a mid-tier LED.
Operating for almost 20 years, Freedom Leisure is the largest Jacuzzi® Spa supplier in the UK, with customers including former England and Arsenal sports physio Gary Lewin.
As well as LED promotion, the London Stadium partner programme will also provide the opportunity to attend events with former West Ham players Sir Trevor Brooking and Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock, as well as use official designated logos in their promotional material.
Freedom Leisure owner Steve Floyd commented: “With the Largest Jacuzzi Spa showroom in the UK, on the A127 in Billericay, geographically it is perfectly placed and most people in that ground could benefit from what we have to offer.”
“People could quite easily take a picture on their phone or look for our website. Hopefully we will see a measurable benefit out of the people who attend the stadium on a regular basis.”
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