Ifor Williams sponsorship

[Ddraigoch]

Ifor Williams Trailers will retain their status as the Club’s primary local sponsor for the next two seasons.

The Company, which is based across six manufacturing sites in North Wales, in discussions with the new ownership and management of Wrexham AFC, have agreed a strategic and supportive move to become the official short sponsor.

This has allowed the Club to maximise the financial value of the shirt inventory, as it was recognised that this decision provided the Club the best opportunity to achieve its ambition of securing a return to the EFL, while delivering enhanced community benefit.

Humphrey Ker, Executive Director said, “We are delighted that Ifor Williams will remain as the Club’s primary local sponsor, and we will continue to see their company’s logo on the shorts of both Men’s and Women’s teams for the next two seasons.

“The continuity and presence of a local Welsh indigenous company was important to us. Their positive approach in passing the baton on as front of shirt sponsor reflected the values they have for their company, and we are delighted to continue our association.

“They are our first member of our partners programme and will use the designation - Official Trailer Partner of Wrexham AFC.”

Carole Williams, Director of Ifor Williams Trailers said, “The new ownership of Wrexham AFC is a dream come true for all those, who despite the many and complex challenges over the years, have kept the option of professional football alive and kicking in North Wales.

“In handing over the front of shirt sponsorship to the new amazing sponsors, we would like to acknowledge the important contribution of the many committed volunteer individuals, who have done so much at the Club and the Age Grade Football Community League level, in the remarkable journey of Wrexham AFC.

“As Wrexham AFC enters this new and exciting era, we wish the new ownership, management and especially the extremely loyal fans a sincere ‘Pob Lwc’ and our message to the football playing youth of North Wales is as follows; Next time your coach tells you that you have to play your best today as there may be a scout from Wrexham in the crowd, Dream big and remember dreams can and do come true, especially where Wrexham AFC is concerned!”

[Rob]

As I posted on other thread that mentioned this - Hump highlighting the importance connections with 'local Welsh indigenous' companies are.

[pricey]

We tow again!

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

Ifor Williams Trailers will retain their status as the Club’s primary local sponsor for the next two seasons.

The Company, which is based across six manufacturing sites in North Wales, in discussions with the new ownership and management of Wrexham AFC, have agreed a strategic and supportive move to become the official short sponsor.

This has allowed the Club to maximise the financial value of the shirt inventory, as it was recognised that this decision provided the Club the best opportunity to achieve its ambition of securing a return to the EFL, while delivering enhanced community benefit.

Humphrey Ker, Executive Director said, “We are delighted that Ifor Williams will remain as the Club’s primary local sponsor, and we will continue to see their company’s logo on the shorts of both Men’s and Women’s teams for the next two seasons.

“The continuity and presence of a local Welsh indigenous company was important to us. Their positive approach in passing the baton on as front of shirt sponsor reflected the values they have for their company, and we are delighted to continue our association.

“They are our first member of our partners programme and will use the designation - Official Trailer Partner of Wrexham AFC.”

Carole Williams, Director of Ifor Williams Trailers said, “The new ownership of Wrexham AFC is a dream come true for all those, who despite the many and complex challenges over the years, have kept the option of professional football alive and kicking in North Wales.

“In handing over the front of shirt sponsorship to the new amazing sponsors, we would like to acknowledge the important contribution of the many committed volunteer individuals, who have done so much at the Club and the Age Grade Football Community League level, in the remarkable journey of Wrexham AFC.

“As Wrexham AFC enters this new and exciting era, we wish the new ownership, management and especially the extremely loyal fans a sincere ‘Pob Lwc’ and our message to the football playing youth of North Wales is as follows; Next time your coach tells you that you have to play your best today as there may be a scout from Wrexham in the crowd, Dream big and remember dreams can and do come true, especially where Wrexham AFC is concerned!”

I see reference to "amazing new sponsors" who are they then as it looks like IWT know ?

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by pricey

We tow again!

Yes - good we can hook up with them again for the next tow seasons.....

[Ddraigoch]

Will we see another EEvor Williams moment from R&R?
No doubt there will be a trailer for it if it’s happening!
I’ll get me coat ��

[techender]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

I see reference to "amazing new sponsors" who are they then as it looks like IWT know ?

They surrendered their right to the front of shirt sponsorship, so probably were made aware of who the new sponsors could be to encourage them to do so.

The indications are the new sponsors represent quite a coup for the club and I'm expecting an internationally known major brand, probably with American or Canadian roots.

[Birdy]

Official Trailer Partner lol

I bet no other conference or even League Two clubs have one of those.

[Wrexham Can]

Originally Posted by techender

They surrendered their right to the front of shirt sponsorship, so probably were made aware of who the new sponsors could be to encourage them to do so.

The indications are the new sponsors represent quite a coup for the club and I'm expecting an internationally known major brand, probably with American or Canadian roots.

The American market dwarves the Canadian one by more than 10 to 1, so it's more likely to be a US sponsor