Shorts: Everton Fc, Irish Open, Extreme E
Everton has commissioned Forward Associates to work with the Premier League club to create memorable fan experiences at its under-construction new stadium.
Forward Associates will collaborate with Everton to design matchday hospitality packages and experiences at the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, which is expected to open in 2024.
Dublin-based biotechnology company Horizon has signed up as the title sponsor of the Irish Open golf event.
The six-year agreement, which will run until 2027, was agreed through a strategic partnership between the DP World Tour and PGA TOUR. This year’s tournament will take place at the Mount Juliet Estate from 30th June to 3rd July.
Extreme E has extended an association with drinks brand XITE ENERGY for the second season of the racing series.
XITE, which was established in Bristol two years ago, has exclusive rights as the championship’s official energy drink partner.
David Cook has been installed as the new Chief Executive of Scottish Professional Football League Championship club Dunfermline Athletic FC.
Cook, who most recently served as Chief Commercial Officer at EFL Championship club Nottingham Forest FC for more than five years, also previously worked at Celtic FC and Everton FC.
The Professional Darts Corporation has launched a new campaign, Bullseye Maths, to help improve numeracy levels amongst young schoolchildren.
Bullseye Maths encourages children to play with maths through an in-school activity programme and a dedicated learning section on the PDC website, where children and their families will also be able to access an online darts-based maths game, Mathlete, as well as other resources.
Zoe Aldcroft, the England star who was named World Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year 2021, has become a brand ambassador for Scarborough Group International, a property developer and investor.
Aldcroft grew up in Scarborough and played for the Yorkshire town’s junior rugby union team.
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