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ECEC provider Young Academics now a premium sponsor of the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Freya Lucas
Mar 03, 2022
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Young Academics Early Learning Centre is now a premium sponsor of New South Wales NRL team the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
The two year partnership deal will mean that Young Academics will receive prominent branding on the home sleeve of the Bulldogs NRL team in 2022 and will work closely with the Club’s Community and Match Day teams “to enhance fan and member experience”.Young Academics was established as a family-owned business in 2009, and now has 22 services in operation, with 10 more due to come online throughout 2022.
Bulldogs Chief Executive Aaron Warburton said he was delighted with what the partnership stood for.
“Having met Young Academics Management and understanding their vision for the organisation, I was impressed with their passion and commitment to providing the best possible environment for children’s learning, and to helping shape each young person’s life in so many areas.”
“After visiting the facilities at Young Academics, it was exciting to see their commitment to learning and an active lifestyle and I look forward to seeing how both organisations can support each other and learn from one another, moving forward.”Commenting on behalf of Young Academics Founder and Managing Director James Kazzi described the partnership as “an exciting opportunity to engage with an elite sporting community and to further enhance our health and wellbeing programs by tapping into the expertise of the club’s professional coaching staff, players and health and fitness leaders to inspire the children under our care – and their families – to enjoy an active lifestyle.”
“We look forward to collaborating with the Bulldogs to help our children and families learn more about the benefits of teamwork, proper nutrition and physical activity, and to supporting a club which is close to the heart of one of the communities where we operate.”
More information about Young Academics is available here.
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