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Property Firm 'Gets Ball Rolling' By Sponsoring Derby County Ladies players
A company that has just had an exciting re-brand has sponsored two Derby County Ladies players.
Investment Property Services, previously known as Ilkeston Property Services, based in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, has sponsored Cam Newton and Hannah Jones, the daughter of managing director Richard Jones for the new season. Richard Jones, managing director of the company, said: “Being from a sporting background, we believe sport is very important in keeping for and healthy, which has a positive effect in your career.
“My daughter has played for Derby County for ten years, having been contracted to the centre of excellence up to the age of 16.”
Adam Lawrence, who has recently joined IPS as a partner, said “I have been involved in sponsoring sports teams before, including Birmingham City Youth and Crystal Palace Academy players, through a previous business. Sponsoring Derby County Ladies players was a no brainer for me, due to my love of the sport.”
A Derby County ladies spokesman, said: “With Women’s football continuing to flourish, IPS continues to reach out to one of the fastest growing sports in the UK.
“Without our club partners, we would not be able to offer the opportunities to over 200 players to play for Ewe Rams and we thank you for enabling us to progress as a club both off and on the field.”
More information can be found at www.ipsestates.com
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