OUR ADVERTISERS
Our aim is to offer our customers a complete package of consultation, superior project solutions that are client and end user focused and high levels of satisfaction.
But don’t take our word for it, here is a testimonial from just one of our very happy customers:
“SGC Group’s professionalism, skill and dedication have resulted in Cefn Druids FC starting a new season on an excellent quality football pitch. Their hard work, flexibility and drive ensured that the project to build a completely new football pitch, including primary and secondary drainage and turf installation was completed within the tight time constraints and on budget. I would recommend SGC Group to any organisation looking at taking on similar projects.”
Dan Jones, Senior Buyer, J R Pickstock Ltd
For further information, please contact us on: 0161 343 1044,
info@sgcgroup.co.uk or visit
www.sgcgroup.co.uk.
SMEX
Preparations are underway for the next SMEX - The Sports Merchandise Exhibition, which takes place at Wembley Stadium on Monday 14th of March 2011.
The event has been successfully running for 13 years and continues to provide the very best platform from which to find brandable products or services to increase the merchandising opportunities within any sporting club. With visitors from the Premier leagues finest clubs, teams from across Europe and all those from the local leagues all under one roof at the same time, it makes SMEX 2011 an exciting prospect for any company looking to put their products in front of the football industry.
With over 120 manufacturers and distributors exhibiting and nearly 700 key senior decision makers and buyers from the very best sports clubs and retailers visiting, Wembley Stadium is absolutely the place to be from 9am until 5pm on 14th March. SMEX is firmly established as the foremost sports merchandise event for the whole of Europe. It’s now more crucial than ever that clubs find new merchandise products that work for them, SMEX is the only event in their calendar that allows them to see all of the products in one place.
It continues to provide the chance to meet face- 14
to-face and see the very latest innovative merchandise products and services available.
If you would like to be a part of the most cutting edge sports merchandise exhibition around, please call 020 7798 8500 or visit the website at
www.smexevent.com for more information.
Sports Alliance
At Sports Alliance our aim is to help sports clubs and associations market products and services more efficiently and therefore more successfully.
We specialise in understanding your supporters in great depth by organising and managing your club’s supporter data, enabling you to have a clear vision of who your supporters are, what they want and how to develop your business through communicating directly with the fans.
With over eight years experience assisting some of the biggest clubs and brands in the UK and Europe we know how to utilise technology and business insight as tools to deliver effective marketing.
We are all about relationships – our relationship with you the club, your relationship with your supporters and helping you strengthen that bond so that you can create effective marketing which makes a real difference to the bottom line.
The Co-operative Bank
Community Directplus gives charities, community groups, voluntary organisations and social enterprises an ethical way to bank for free. We believe that when you're working for the community, your valuable funds shouldn’t be swallowed up by avoidable banking charges.
With Community Directplus, you and your organisation will:
• Benefit from free banking
• Receive interest on credit balances of £2,000 or more
• Have the freedom to manage your account online, over the telephone, at the Post Office or by post
• Enjoy our unique five star service promise
• Have the opportunity to apply for project funding from the Customer Donation Fund
Switching is easy. To apply over the phone, call 0800 764 764.
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