Melbourne Stars Signs Mitsubishi as Major Partner

The Melbourne Stars of the KFC T20 Big Bash League (BBL) have announced Mitsubishi Motors as its new Major Partner and Official Motor Vehicle Supplier for the next two seasons. 

Through the deal the Stars will be the first team in the BBL to sign a motor vehicle manufacturer as a Major Partner.

as part of the new agreement the Mitsubishi logo will feature on the Stars playing jerseys and training apparel, viagra order along with the partnership being activated prominently at matches and Stars community events.

Melbourne Stars Chief Executive Officer, Clint Cooper commented on the deal: “We are thrilled to have secured Mitsubishi Motors and their Victorian Dealers as our Major Partner for the next two years,” he said.

“This is an important step forward for our team adding another major brand to our partners list with Mitsubishi joining our Principal Partner, DickSmith.

“Mitsubishi Motors is a highly respected organisation with deep grassroots connections in communities across Australia – their vision and ambition is on par with our teams and we look forward to building on this partnership together.”

As Mitsubishi Motors re-enters the sport sponsorship market, Cooper believes it’s a compliment they chose to align with a club like the Melbourne Stars.

“It’s an outstanding result for our club, we are proud to be associated with such a strong and exciting brand.

“We see such potential with this relationship, particularly as we move to free-to-air television this season on Network 10 – together we’ll be reaching more people than ever before.”

Mitsubishi Motors Regional Manager Victoria/Tasmania, Steve Machar said the partnership marked the start of a new era for Mitsubishi Motors and their Victorian Dealers, re-entering the Australian sporting landscape in a significant way.

“We are delighted to be partnering with the Melbourne Stars who have demonstrated in a very short period of time to be a progressive and innovative sporting club, two attributes closely aligned to our business,” said Machar.