Chambers Franklyn sign on for a further 2 years
The Chambers Franklyn City of Joondalup Wolves are excited to announce Chambers Franklyn have signed for a further 2-years as a Co-Naming Rights Partnership with the Wolves.
Chambers Franklyn is a strata management business that was established in 2001 specifically to meet the strata management needs of property management. Chambers Franklyn demonstrates a clear understanding of strata management and the application of The Strata Titles Act 1985.
Chambers Franklyn Managing Director, Andrew Chambers spoke to the Wolves about signing on for a further 2 years as a Co-Naming Rights Partner.
“As a long-term partner of the Wolves we are pleased to have re-signed as Co-Naming partner for a further 2 years and look forward to supporting the Club as they embark on the new era of NBL1.”
Joondalup Wolves CEO Andrew Summerville shared his thoughts on Chambers Franklyn signing on as Co-Naming Rights Partner for a further 2 years.
“Chambers Franklyn have been unbelievable with their support over the years but 2020 really showed they have the club’s best interests at heart. Despite being able to uphold our end of the agreement due to COVID, Chambers Franklyn continued their support and helped the club through a difficult time. Having our Co-Naming Rights Partners sign on for another 2 years is a great sign for us as a club. The Chambers family are big Wolves fans and generally make it to every game. Their support never goes unnoticed and we look forward to another 2 years as partners.”
For more information about Chambers Franklyn, visit https://chambersfranklyn.com.au/.
We look forward to seeing what the Wolves and Chambers Franklyn can bring to 2021 and 2022.
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