Recruitment Tech Firm Becomes Morecambe FC Official Sponsor and Signing Partner
Recruitment Tech Firm Becomes Morecambe FC Official Sponsor and Signing Partner
Leading Recruitment and Employment Technology Company, CareerWallet has today announced a new sponsorship package which will see the firm become the official Signing Partner of Morecambe FC. The exciting new partnership includes short sponsorship, multi advertising placement and will make the firm the official signing partner of the EFL League Two Team for the 2023/24 season.
The partnership will see the Career Wallet brand feature on all first-team shorts as well as on all signing announcements for the campaign ahead.
This new partnership with Morecambe FC is part of multiple strategic sports sponsorships by the local recruitment tech firm including sponsorship of Super League team the Salford Red Devils and professional boxer Roman Fury the brother of Tyson Fury. This sponsorship strategy is designed to allow CareerWallet to support multiple local clubs, increase brand recognition, and solidify the firm’s position as a leading job aggregator and recruitment solution across the UK and other international markets.
Craig Bines, CEO and founder of CareerWallet group, commented, “We are delighted to be able to announce our new sponsorship and partnership with Morecambe FC. As a locally based business, it is great to be able to support our local team and we expect to be announcing further sponsorships over the next 24 months. We are looking forward to working closely with the club and helping the team as they embark on the new season.”
Martin Thomas Head of Commercial at Morecambe FC, added, “We are delighted to have CareerWallet supporting our club and becoming the official signing partner of Morecambe FC. The support we gain from our key sponsors helps us grow the club and hopefully allows us to build on last season. We would like to thank everyone at CareerWallet for their support and we look forward to working with them over the 2023/24 season and hopefully beyond.”
