The Boodles Classique 2013
regarded as the North West’s most elegant garden party. Mere’s CEO Mark Boler and his team are
thrilled to have netted the event and there are already plenty of signs of great anticipation. He said: “Planning and preparations are eagerly underway at T e Mere with the grounds and the menu tastings, and some of our team members are brushing up on their cross-court forehands!” T e Mere’s golfi ng reputation is also a highly
infl uential factor in setting up the 2013 Boodles Classique as another potentially memorable occasion. Not only does the course, which is once again set to host qualifying for T e Open Championship, complement the wonderful scenery that surrounds the venue, but it also provides an additional source of fun and relaxation for the players, who enjoy displaying their enviably low golf handicaps too, pitting their wits against the event sponsors. With a Sunseeker yacht, a lodge from T e
Warren and cars from Blue Bell BMW to locate during the three day tournament, Vicky continually challenges the team on ingenious ways to design the event with guest experience and commerciality at the heart of her decisions, whilst the hearts of the ground staff remain in their mouths as she announces her next plans! T e Boodles Classique is proud to be in association with global businesses such as Etihad Airways, who fl y direct to Abu Dhabi twice daily from Manchester Airport, off ering Pearl Business Class, with lie fl at beds, a luxury airport lounge and free chauff eur service. T e tournament is greatly looking forward to collaborating with the airline for a second year, who have already forged strong links in the Cheshire and Greater Manchester area through their continued sponsorship of Manchester City Football Club.
Charles Stanley Group PLC makes its second appearance as a sponsor of the Boodles Classique. With over 30 offi ces nationwide, the fi nancial services company is looking forward to augmenting its close ties with the sporting world, having also announced its role as title sponsor for the 2013 British Masters show jumping. In addition to their returning sponsors and
partners, T e Boodles Classique is showcasing a number of new sponsors at the 2013 tournament. Asahi, known as the number one beer in
Japan, have worked closely with the tournament organisers over the last few months, and plan to add an intriguing twist to off -court proceedings, particularly during the lakeside Asahi afternoon tea party. UK yacht manufacturer Sunseeker joins the Boodles Classique this year. Head of Business Jonathan Kingsleyhas spoken of his great anticipation ahead of the tournament, particularly as the company is set to open an offi ce at nearby Booths Hall, Knutsford. He said: “Continuing our long association and
support with Boodles, we are truly excited to be part of this magnifi cent event. We are looking forward to fabulous weather, exciting tennis, meeting many of our existing and future clients and fi rmly establishing Sunseeker Cheshire.” T e presence of Hampson Hughes Solicitors
new family department, launching May 2013, is proof that the tournament is capable of attracting emerging businesses whilst also renewing existing links with well-established organisations. In addition to an impressive list of sponsors, the tournament calls upon event partners who play an integral part in the fi rst class delivery of service to guests on the day. T ey are led by T e Warren Haulfryn Holiday Homes, and joined by Bang & Olufsen, Moet & Chandon, Roche Bobois, and Manchester Airport. So to secure your ‘hit’ of top tennis and ensure
you enjoy lashings of Moet & Chandon and strawberries and cream this summer, attendance of T e Boodles Classique, the North West’s most elegant garden party, is a must.
T e Boodles Classique takes place from 27th – 29th June 2013 At T e Mere
To make a reservation or for more information call 0151 707 1243 or contact
Vicky@whiteevents.ltd.uk Twitter @T eClassique
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