Bradford City AFC has just locked in an improved two-year partnership renewal with a major local company, Jackson Swiss Partners. At the same time, there is also some player news, with Clarke Oduor making a temporary move. It is a busy time at the club, with plenty going on behind the scenes and on the pitch.
A big partnership gets even bigger
Bradford City AFC has announced that its deal with Jackson Swiss Partners is not just continuing, it is getting an upgrade. For the next two years, they will carry on as the club’s principal partners.
Foreign Exchange in Yorkshire
What is really special is their position in the UK. Outside of the financial hub of London, there are only three non-bank foreign exchange providers of this type. And in the whole of Yorkshire, Jackson Swiss Partners is the only one.
A view from the top
The club’s commercial manager, Michael Shackleton, had some really positive words.
“We are looking forward to continuing to work with Jackson Swiss Partners over the next two years, a Bradford-born business which holds international pedigree in the financial services sector,” he said. “Adam and his team have been brilliant to work with, and we are all looking forward to the next two years with them.”
And Adam Wright, the founder and chief executive officer of Jackson Swiss Partners, echoed that feeling. It sounds like the success of the last season has everyone buzzing for more.
“We are thrilled to extend our sponsorship with Bradford City. After an exciting and successful season last year, we are looking forward to building on that momentum and continuing our partnership this season. Here’s to another year of growth, passion and shared success, both on and off the pitch!”
Meanwhile, on the pitch
While the business side of the club is celebrating, there are also moves happening with the players. Bradford City AFC confirmed that Clarke Oduor is heading to Grimsby Town. It is not a permanent move but a season-long loan deal. The club wished him all the best, and it is a move that could be great for his development. This loan deal shows the club is also actively managing its squad for future growth.
