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Nathan Nelms, Red Stripe brand manager, signs the sponsorship agreement while Acting general manager of Professional Football Jamaica, Arlene Martin, looks on. (Photo: contributed)
Long time football sponsor Red Stripe has indicated its continued commitment to the sport with a new sponsorship agreement with the Jamaica Premier League powered by Digicel (JPL).
The announcement of the beer company’s support of the newly rebranded league came on Wednesday with an official inking of the deal at the Jamaica Pegasus. Red Stripe, a category sponsor, is thus the “official beer of the JPL”.
“For the past 10 years, Red Stripe has shown strong commitment to Jamaica’s football and we will continue as a sponsor of the Jamaica Premier League. We’ve always wanted what is best for the league and so we are aligned to the new approach to sponsorship, which allows more companies to be involved in an inclusive way. As long as football is the ultimate champion, it’s a win for all the y
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Passion for crystals prompts Wallingford woman to start online business Alyssa Martin, of Wallingford, shows her display of bullet casing necklaces. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal Advertisement Alyssa Martin, of Wallingford, holds one of her bullet casing necklaces on Thursday, Jan 21, 2021. She sells the items online. Visit her site at https://www.etsy.com/shop/BITETHEBULLETGEMS Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal Alyssa Martin, of Wallingford, holds one of the bullet casing necklaces she sells online. on Thursday, Jan 21, 2021. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal Alyssa Martin, of Wallingford, holds one of her bullet casing necklaces. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
Arlene Martin (left), Acting General Manager, Professional Football Jamaica, and Sabrena McDonald Radcliffe (2nd left), Head of Sales and Marketing at Restaurant Associates Limited signs copies of the club sponsorship agreement for the 2021 season of the redesigned Jamaica Premier League at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Oshane Thoms, Brand Manager, Popeyes and Little Caesars Pizza share in the moment.
Despite still awaiting government approval to start the 2021 season, Professional Football Jamaica has secured two additional club sponsors for the Jamaica Premier League. This brings the number of companies that have so far committed to the redesigned competition, to eight.