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Bristol Flyers reveal 2018/19 player sponsors
Thursday, November 1st 2018
Bristol Flyers is pleased to reveal its individual player sponsors for the 2018/19 British Basketball League season.
The club are experiencing a record year for sponsorship, with this season marking the first time that all players and coaching staff have received support from 11 different partners.
Player sponsorship combines kit branding, venue advertising, signed merchandise and digital exposure into a great value package, whilst the player or coach also becomes an ambassador for the supporting business.
“We’d like to say a huge thank you to all of our sponsors for their incredible support this season,” said Bristol Flyers commercial manager Steve Devereux.
“Player sponsorship is a great entry level partnership opportunity that is very popular, primarily due to how accessible and engaging the players are off the court and out in the community.”
Bristol Flyers still has sponsorship opportunities available for this season, including kit sponsorship, gameday sponsorship, venue advertising and bespoke digital partnerships.
For more information, please contact our commercial manager, Steve Devereux - steve.devereux@bristolflyers.co.uk.
BRISTOL FLYERS 2018/19 PLAYER SPONSORS
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