Advance Construction Partnership Extended
The club is pleased to announce that the partnership with one of Scotland’s leading companies, Advance Construction Group, has been extended for the 2018/19 season.
The multi-services construction group, who are headquartered in Bellshill, are committed to supporting the communities they work and became the club’s main kit sponsor back in the 2016/17 season.
Advance Construction’s Business Development Director, David Wilson said: “Advance Construction (Scotland) are delighted to support Clyde FC once again as the main shirt sponsor for the coming season. Clyde have ambitious plans for the future and as a North Lanarkshire based company we are looking forward to being involved with the club from both a footballing perspective and within the local community.”
Chairman Norrie Innes commented: “We are delighted that Advance have extended their support as our main sponsor. They are a company who share our ambitions for the club both on and off the park and that makes for an ideal partnership. They deliver positive change through key infrastructure projects, have good and strong leadership and special committed people. We are actively working on our Club and Community infrastructure and Advance Construction are helping us enable this in many ways. Our unique Parallel Player Pathway project (“Project Braver”) being the most recent, with other planned projects ahead within the Club and the Foundation.”
The deal, which both parties are keen to develop into a long-term relationship, will see Advance Construction Group feature as the main sponsor on the Bully Wee home top, and will also be integral to the club’s community activities.
Advance Construction Group Managing Director, Seamus Shields added: “We have always supported organisations in the communities where we work. The opportunity to work with Clyde FC is a creative way for us to collaborate within the community in a partnership involving a senior football club that also has a charitable foundation, that is working hard to make a difference to peoples’ lives through football.”