OUR ADVERTISERS For My Sport (FMS)
For My Sport is a sports networking company based in Oldham, Greater Manchester. We provide advice and guidance to amateur sports leagues throughout the UK. Our goal is to help bring the worlds of amateur and professional sports closer together.
What do we do?
There are many arms to the FMS project, each league we work with has different needs and requirements so the project evolves constantly. Every league which comes on board the project has one of our websites specifically designed for them. We will sit down and talk to you about your league and give you some honest feedback as to where we can help.
What makes us so different? Simple, we listen to you.
We don't have a generic website where your site is exactly the same as everyone else who uses the service. What works for you might not work for another league and this is what makes us so different. We have the ability to design the way your site looks and feels. You choose the features and you choose the colours.
Every league we work with gives us a new idea every day. This enables us to develop these ideas and find out whether any other league is interested. It's like walking in to a shop and picking and choosing the things that you like, if you don't like the idea put it back on the shelf and leave it alone!
Forbes Solicitors
The Sports Group at Forbes is made up of members of the business law, commercial property, employment, licensing and commercial litigation departments. The group has experience of working for football, golf and cricket clubs and also sports and social clubs on the full range of legal matters including sponsorship and image rights agreements, financing and restructuring,
property, licensing , commercial contracts and disputes. For more information on the services available from Forbes visit
www.forbessolicitors.co.uk
Fortress GB
At Fortress our aim is help Sports Clubs, Stadiums & Entertainment Venues to build their relationship with their supporter base by delivering an enhanced match day experience, supporter data analytics and loyalty management systems.
Our Smart Stadium Solution is an open technology platform that uses leading edge smartcard and NFC touch point technology to manage ticketing and access control; customer membership; loyalty & rewards; interactive promotions; cashless payments; customer data and analytics. The modular solution integrates with the existing stadium infrastructure creating a seamless customer experience. Proven is over 105 Stadiums world wide, Smart Stadium is today the industries leading Customer Management Solution and powers the operations of many of the World’s leading sports and entertainment venues – bringing teams closer to their supporter base, boosting operational performance and increasing customer revenues.
Frank Whittle Partnership (FWP)
FWP works with people who strive to achieve the best value from their property whether by new development, relocation or refurbishment. We are a solutions driven organisation that has consistently delivered successful results that have led to lasting and, reliable relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. To achieve this we have developed a multidisciplinary business inspired by our clients to meet their needs.
Our clients benefit from the diverse backgrounds of our highly qualified professionals, who are experienced in Architecture and Design, Structural and Civil Engineering, Cost, Project and Construction Management, Strategic Advice, Interior Design, Construction Investment Feasibility, Building Surveying and Planning Supervision. Building the right team around a project to deliver its full potential is vital and we have developed strong working relationships with likeminded consultants that benefit our clients
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