Law firm celebrates region's Premier League success with Leeds United business partnership
A Yorkshire law firm signed a a new three-year partnership deal with the business club of one of the region’s most prominent football clubs.
Lupton Fawcett has joined Leeds United Business Club to boost brand awareness and support the club, which has recently been promoted to the Premier League.
As a member of the business club - which is operated by Eleven Media on behalf of the club - Lupton Fawcett will appear on both pitch and crowd-facing digital LED boards, as well as featuring on StadiumTV screens within the Elland Road concourses.
In addition, the club will also share social media posts, enabling the firm to engage with the club’s wider fan base.
Lupton Fawcett managing partner James Richardson commented: “Leeds United’s promotion back to the Premier League after 16 long years has brought a real buzz of excitement to the city.
“It is hugely important for the profile of Leeds and the wider region, both of which will benefit from the national exposure of brand ‘Leeds United’.
“Our association with the business club will enable us to reach a much wider audience and, as a Yorkshire firm through and through, we are delighted to support the club and look forward to ‘Marching on Together’.”
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