Williams confirms sponsorship extention
The AT&T Williams team today confirmed that their established partnership with RBS has been renewed and extended into the medium term. Frank Williams, Team Principal, AT&T Williams, said, "AT&T Williams are very privileged that our partnership ...
The AT&T Williams team today confirmed that their established partnership with RBS has been renewed and extended into the medium term.
Frank Williams, Team Principal, AT&T Williams, said, "AT&T Williams are very privileged that our partnership with a brand of RBS's stature has been extended. It is a fruitful relationship that has developed and strengthened over the last two seasons and I look forward to it continuing successfully."
Howard Moody, Group Director, Communications RBS Group said, "We are delighted to extend our successful partnership with the AT&T Williams team for a further three years and look forward to increased success both on and off the track."
The confirmation of RBS's partnership extension follows a strong season of new and renewed agreements including a new sponsorship with Air Asia and renewals of commercial relationships with Battery, Randstad, Oris & QinetiQ.
RBS also today announced that Zara Phillips will join the RBS Global Ambassador programme and to inaugurate this agreement and celebrate the extension of the Formula One agreement.
-credit: williams
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