PUMP TECHNOLOGY LIMITED GET “SHIRTY” WITH THE IRISH
As a sign of their faith in business growth, Pump Technology Limited, the Aldermaston based Water, Waste and Sewage Pumping Specialists are “upping their game” and have announced today a renewed sponsorship with London Irish.
It will see them working together with the Aviva Premiership club until the end of the 2017/18 season.
This 5 year deal between the two organisations is the longest of any sponsorship deal by a club in the Aviva Premiership.
The Pump Technology logo moves from the London Irish playing shorts and will now appear on the back of the London Irish first team playing jersey for all Aviva Premiership, LV=Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup matches.
The deal also sees the inauguration of ‘Poo Corner’ in the North-West segment of Madejski Stadium where, in addition to a branding presence, Pump will focus their community initiatives.
Jeremy Brownlee, Managing Director at Pump Technology said: “We have been involved with London Irish for a number of years now and we’re delighted to be continuing that partnership for the next five years. Partnering with Irish has been very good for us and we look forward to further returns on this significant investment.”
London Irish Commercial Director, Jim O’Toole, added: “Pump Technology has been involved with our club since 2005 and their support and passion for rugby and London Irish is unwavering. We will continue working together over the next five seasons to deliver the sort of results that have encouraged Pump Technology to make this long term commitment to London Irish.”
Pump Technology work with London Irish’s Community Club partnership scheme supporting Tadley Tigers RFC through various rugby development initiatives including a full squad visit to Tigers annual London Irish coaching camp on Wednesday 14th August.
Editor’s notes
Pump Technology was established in 1992 based on years of professional experience in the Pump Industry. In response to the un-serviced demand for mid-range systems to pump waste-water, we sought the best pumps and built ad-hoc systems to meet the customers’ needs. Pump Technology Ltd quickly expanded to offer commercial and industrial systems.
Photograph shows: L to R
Ian Humphreys – George Skivington – Jim O’Toole (London Irish, Commercial Director) – Chris Hala’ufia
Jon Barker (Pump Technology Ltd., Commercial Director), Declan Danaher, Sailosi Tagicakibau
The shirt show is the “Away” strip.
