Overline are pleased to announce a new milestone in their long established relationship with Brighton and Hove Albion FC with their brand new sponsorship of one of the American Express Community Stadium’s biggest corporate lounges. The newly renovated Overline Lounge, formerly known as the Profile Lounge, will entertain members of the club’s premium 1901 Club on match days as well as being used for all manner of conferencing events, seminars, meetings and banquets throughout the year.
Already the club’s official telecoms provider, Overline are also heavily involved in Albion’s many charitable activities through their award winning Albion in the Community scheme and this latest sponsorship deal can only cement the strong relationship between Sussex’s premier football club and the Worthing based network telecommunication solutions provider. Overline Sales Director Jason Young announced “We have always been dedicated to the club and this sponsorship has enhanced our relationship. It seemed a natural progression after becoming the stadium telecoms provider. We work hard to support local charities and businesses in our community and we are delighted to be able to increase our support of Sussex sports through this sponsorship deal.”
Brighton’s American Express Community Stadium is about to host its third season of football alongside non match day events, exhibitions and conferences and this attractive lounge is an integral part of the huge West Stand, which also houses the dressing rooms, medical facilities, press area and the largest seating area in the ground. A truly stunning piece of modern architecture the stadium has won numerous awards for its design and excellent facilities and Overline are proud to be associated with both the stadium and the football club.
The Overline lounge was officially unveiled in a glitzy launch event on 18th July which featured several former Albion players including long time club servant Kerry Mayo, who now works for Overline. The event was also attended by Brighton and Hove Albion’s popular Chief Executive Martin Perry, a man instrumental in seeing through the vision for the Community Stadium project, as well as numerous local business owners and other club delegates.