Away sponsor IN - Dyldam joins CCM

[Timmah]

On the eve of the Central Coast Mariners first Hyundai A-League match of the season the club have signed a co-major sponsor in Dyldam, an award-winning Australian property development and construction company.

The Dyldam logo will appear on the front of the Mariners’ away kit whilst the MasterFoods logo will remain on the front of the Mariners’ home kit. Dyldam’s logo will also appear on the back of the club’s home kit.

Commencing on Saturday night against Perth Glory, the Central Coast Mariners will don their iconic yellow Umbro kit with the Dyldam logo featuring front and centre to symbolise the Mariners’ flagship away shirt partnership with Dyldam.

Central Coast Mariners’ CEO, Shaun Mielekamp touted the signing of Dyldam as a landmark occasion for the Central Coast Mariners and local region.



“I would like to thank Sam Fayad for showing the vision and confidence in not only the Central Coast Mariners but the whole Central Coast community,” Mielekamp said.

“To have national brands of the calibre of Dyldam pledging their support behind the Mariners is an indicator of what our future holds as a football club and a region.

“Everyone here in the Central Coast knows the potential and opportunity that the next few years presents in terms of growth and prosperity for the region. The Central Coast Mariners have a huge role to play for the region, showcasing the opportunities available to a national and international audience.

“Everyone who lives in the Coast knows that this is the life, we have the capacity and motivation to make sure that everyone across Australia looks to the Central Coast and thinks, wow, how good would it be to live there.

“It is with great pride that we launch such an important season in our history for the first time with two Co-Major Partners of enormous national stature.

“With Masterfoods we built some great brand awareness and giant sauce bottles, with Dyldam we can build anything and the future with them is brighter than our jersey,” Mielekamp said.

Dyldam’s Managing Director, Sam Fayad spoke of Dyldam’s relationship with the Mariners.

“Dyldam has been an active supporter of sport as a vehicle for building community spirit. Football is one of the fastest growing sports globally. Until today, we have sponsored junior football teams and watched their players develop. Now we have joined the A-League. It is an exciting new chapter,” stated Sam Fayad.


Read more at http://www.ccmariners.com.au/articl...s5wik1dkdotg1dicj0gyphr3w#TKvcGLcdtGuUIQ0i.99

 

[Luca Brasi]

Congratulations Shaun, Gabby and co at CCM

 

[Wombat]

Great work.

 

[Big Al]

Well done

Wonder if they will be used with the COE development?

 

[FFC Mariner]

Think they are residential unit developers arent they?

 

[Big Al]

Think they are residential unit developers arent they?

Yeah looks like you are right there.

 

[Luca Brasi]

This was announced the day before Dyldam also
The Central Coast Mariners are excited to welcome Bingo Bins into the Central Coast Mariners Family who have signed on as the club’s back of shorts partner.
Bingo Bins are a NSW waste management company who specialise in creating tailor made waste management solutions to meet all business needs.
Read more at http://www.ccmariners.com.au/articl...4r2n5f6tfgkn1sr6s0pveine0#3pUuVqQrCR5Vi2bJ.99

 

[style_cafe]

Good to see new sponsor`s getting on board.
Thankyou to everyone involved

 

[Pirate Pete]

Did anyone else see the article in the SHM yesterday about Dyldam?

Parramatta Eels are having a bit of trouble getting money off them.

 

[dibo]

Kate McClymont is writing about them.

That's not a good sign.

 

[Pirate Pete]

Kate McClymont is writing about them.

That's not a good sign.

Yes that's the article.

I wasn't sure if it was appropriate to start posting about it, given they're a sponsor.
Surely the Mariners would know about this though wouldn't they?

 

[nebakke]

Yes that's the article.

I wasn't sure if it was appropriate to start posting about it, given they're a sponsor.
Surely the Mariners would know about this though wouldn't they?

You'd think so... I'm wondering if it's a calculated risk... I have NO idea whatsoever, of the numbers but... Say we get 250,000 for the sponsorship for this year... I wouldn't assume that that money has been calculated on as being needed to keep our heads above water this season. I'm thinking that, if we really are as close to break-even as they suggested that season, this sponsorship might be the thing that makes the difference between break-even and profit - or at least one of the things.
If that is the case, non-payment would obviously be a lost income, but with a limited impact... Worst-case for the club, they break-even as expected last year, best case, it lifts us into the green, for realsies and they have money to buy a cheap bottle of plonk to celebrate

Well - I'm hoping that's the case anwyay - unless they were working on a strategic budget which assumed that we would be able to get a front-of-shirt sponsor fairly quickly after splitting the sponsorship options - but you'd think that'd have caused a bit of a red light last season then.

 

[dibo]

I wasn't sure if it was appropriate to start posting about it, given they're a sponsor.

It's public information. Post away.

 

[Ancient Mariner]

Hoping we got at least part or most of the money up front.

It does not look promising.