Cardiff Rugby are proud to announce a new long-term kit partnership with WeCare Communications.
One of the UK’s leading telecoms partners, WeCare Communications have signed a three-year deal to partner with the Blue and Blacks and will feature on all first team shorts.
WeCare Communications are a premier telecommunications provider, delivering cutting-edge and reliable communication solutions to individuals and businesses. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction and technological advancement, WeCare Communications continues to set the standard in the industry.
They currently serve more than 2,000 corporate clients through its three divisions - WeCare Comms, WeCare Logistics, and WeCare Partners - with Cardiff Rugby the latest to join their impressive list of clients.
Chris Griffin, WeCare Communications Managing Director, said: “WeCare Comms is proud to continue its tradition of sponsoring local sports teams in South Wales and is excited to build a strong, long-term commercial partnership with Cardiff Rugby. The entire We Care team wishes Cardiff Rugby the best of luck in the upcoming season.”
WeCare Communications are the latest company to agree a new partnership with Cardiff, following on from MechTech Professionals last week.
They already have a strong presence within the health, social care and logistics industries with an ethos around transparent communication and reliable service, to ensure consistency and trust.
Jason Harries, Cardiff Rugby Business Development Manager said: “We are thrilled to partner with WeCare Communications for the next three years. Their dedication to technological advancement and community involvement aligns perfectly with our values.
“This partnership will not only enhance our team’s profile but also provide tremendous benefits to our fans and the wider community.
“The process from start to finish has been seamless and I want to thank Chris for his invaluable contribution in discussing and finalising this partnership. His efforts have been instrumental in bringing this collaboration to fruition.”