Aditya ChaudhuriBig Bash League (BBL) franchise Melbourne Renegades have announced a new multi-year partnership with Goldline — an operator, manufacturer and distributor of kitchen appliances.
Goldline becomes a Premier Partner of the Melbourne Renegades women’s team.
The deal will see Goldline’s logo feature on the Renegades women’s team’s helmets, caps and pants during the next two BBL seasons.
James Rosengarten, General Manager, Melbourne Renegades, commented:
“It’s super exciting to have Goldline on board with the Renegades, we’re really pleased they’ve chosen us for their first sports partnership. When we met with Goldline, we really hit it off because our values align so closely. We both do things in an innovative way, we both really care, particularly about family, which is what stood out to us.
“Our sport is so family-oriented and we want to get more kids involved in sport and cricket to be more active, so to hear about Goldline’s passion for family and what it means to them really struck a chord. It’s a really natural fit for us.“
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Ella Hayward, Melbourne Renegades team member, said:
“It’s great to have Goldline on board and it’s really encouraging for us as a group to have their support. It’s big for the women’s programme to have that engagement and they have the family values we love at the Renegades.“
Wayne A’Vard, Owner and Founder, Goldline, added:
“Our company philosophy is ‘a better way’ and I’m really confident we’re going to have a great relationship. We’re entering a phase where we want to do something a bit different and find a better way of doing things. It gets us involved even more in the community and I think the fledgling relationship is going to be a very strong one and a solid one.“
Aileen A’Vard, Owner and Founder of Goldline, stated:
“I thought sport was one of the best ways to connect with the community, and to see our name on the collar and helmet is very exciting. We’re very happy to be associated with a sporting brand like the Renegades.“
Adam Newstead, General Manager, Goldline, added:
“It’s quite a big deal for us. When we looked at aligning with a sporting brand we thought it was a good idea to look at Australia’s biggest sport for Australian families and thought it was a perfect match with our company values. We always strive to do better at Goldline and to see our name on a well-known sporting team is a proud moment for everyone. I cannot speak highly enough of how excited we are.“
