New Front of Jersey Sponsor for Trans-Tasman Comp
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Force team up with Tribe Tech
May 13, 2021
The Western Force is delighted to announce Tribe Tech has signed on as a major partner for the inaugural 2021 Super Rugby Trans-Tasman season.
As a proudly Western Australian-based business, Tribe Tech operates in the mining and mineral resource industry and have developed the first generation of truly autonomous and safe equipment in order to protect the human operators from the dangers of drilling.
With a manufacturing facility and head office in Northern Ireland and an office here in Western Australia, Tribe Tech is a rapidly growing company looking to expose its brand to a local, national and global audience and engage with WA’s passionate rugby community.
The Tribe Tech branding will feature on the front of the Force’s home and away jerseys throughout the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition as the club takes on New Zealand’s elite teams, which will be broadcast internationally.
Tony Lewis, Western Force Chief Executive Officer says this is an exciting commercial development for all involved.
“It’s fantastic to be partnering with such an innovative and socially conscious business, and to provide them with the exposure to an expanding audience within Australia, New Zealand and across the world.”
Charlie King, Director of Tribe Tech is delighted to be partnering with the Force.
“The team at Tribe Tech are all excited to be getting behind the Force and showing our support for growing rugby in WA. It’s a great excuse for us to get more of the Irish-Australian community involved in the local game here and the inevitable ongoing success of the Force.”
Harvey Beef remain the Principal Partner of the Western Force in 2021 and will continue to work with the club to deliver branded content on social media and exciting activations at HBF Park on game days.
Visit the Tribe Tech website here: https://www.tribetechgroup.com/
Pictured above (left to right): Rob Kearney and Charlie King (Director of Tribe Tech).
May 13, 2021
The Western Force is delighted to announce Tribe Tech has signed on as a major partner for the inaugural 2021 Super Rugby Trans-Tasman season.
As a proudly Western Australian-based business, Tribe Tech operates in the mining and mineral resource industry and have developed the first generation of truly autonomous and safe equipment in order to protect the human operators from the dangers of drilling.
With a manufacturing facility and head office in Northern Ireland and an office here in Western Australia, Tribe Tech is a rapidly growing company looking to expose its brand to a local, national and global audience and engage with WA’s passionate rugby community.
The Tribe Tech branding will feature on the front of the Force’s home and away jerseys throughout the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition as the club takes on New Zealand’s elite teams, which will be broadcast internationally.
Tony Lewis, Western Force Chief Executive Officer says this is an exciting commercial development for all involved.
“It’s fantastic to be partnering with such an innovative and socially conscious business, and to provide them with the exposure to an expanding audience within Australia, New Zealand and across the world.”
Charlie King, Director of Tribe Tech is delighted to be partnering with the Force.
“The team at Tribe Tech are all excited to be getting behind the Force and showing our support for growing rugby in WA. It’s a great excuse for us to get more of the Irish-Australian community involved in the local game here and the inevitable ongoing success of the Force.”
Harvey Beef remain the Principal Partner of the Western Force in 2021 and will continue to work with the club to deliver branded content on social media and exciting activations at HBF Park on game days.
Visit the Tribe Tech website here: https://www.tribetechgroup.com/
Pictured above (left to right): Rob Kearney and Charlie King (Director of Tribe Tech).