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Omnia launches two season Sheffield United partnership
SHEFFIELD property management specialist Omnia Property Group has gone into the premiership after launching a two season partnership with Sheffield United.
The partnership will strengthen ties between the Premier League football club and Omnia, which is based in Sheffield City centre.
“We are delighted to be associated with Sheffield United,” said Omnia Managing Director Joanne Race.
“As lifelong Blades fans, both myself and Operations Director Amy Ryan, knew straight away that this was the perfect partnership for us.
“It’s great for a Sheffield company to be part of a Sheffield sporting success story and we look forward to seeing the Blades go from strength to strength now they are in the Premier League.
“It’s certainly a partnership that will help introduce the Omnia name to the widest possible audience.”
Omnia Property Group is made up of three separate sectors - Omnia Space, Omnia Offices and Omnia Estates.
Its current portfolio includes the management of 1,000,000 square feet of office space, 1500 residential properties and student beds across the UK and more than 1,800 block management units - more than £654,000,000 worth of property in total.
Across the group, Omnia is committed to delivering flexible solutions, value for money and the highest standards of customer service to all clients, whether they are landlords or tenants, maximising income and minimising expenditure.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by John Highfield .
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