Surrey County Cricket Club are pleased to announce that C&C Insurance Brokers have extended and expanded their partnership with the Club for another year to become an Official Partner at the Kia Oval.
As part of the renewed partnership, C&C Insurance Brokers will have their logo sitting proudly across Surrey men’s playing trousers in the Metro Bank One Day Cup and Vitality Blast competitions this season.
Established in 1975 in Greater Manchester, they are one of the industry leaders among independent commercial insurance brokers, who provide specialist and tailor-made solutions for insurance sectors such as transport, logistics, motor trade, property owners, and healthcare. They also have a thriving private clients division exclusively focused on protecting individuals, families and professional sportspeople, many of whom are household names.
The partnership will also see them continue as a sponsor of Surrey’s hugely popular Live Stream broadcast on YouTube, celebrating every wicket taken by the Three Feathers in their home County Championship games this season.
Adrian Wells, Commercial and Marketing Director at Surrey CCC, said: “We’re thrilled that our partnership with C&C Insurance Brokers is going from strength to strength and we look forward to seeing their logo sit proudly on our playing kit as they expand their partnership with the Club.”
“C&C Insurance Brokers have been a great partner to work with over the last year, and we’re looking forward to collaborating with them at the Kia Oval for what should be another successful year.”
Malcolm Cooke, MD of C&C Insurance Brokers, said: “We’re incredibly excited to renew our partnership with Surrey CCC; to now be the Trouser sponsor and to once again have our name so prominently displayed at The Kia Oval – a legendary cricketing venue. We both set a high bar in terms of performance but also understand that relationships are about making the partnership work for both sides. And working with the commercial team at Surrey is a real pleasure! We’re looking forward to continuing and developing this mutually beneficial relationship further still.”
